The Boy Mechanic

Many children can now create a website but many of the physical skills from the early 1900s have been lost. This compilation from the Popular Mechanics magazines is more than a fascinating insight in to the time, the original diagrams and instructions allow anyone to experience the satisfaction of making something by hand and learning practical skills. Toys, games, garden furniture and a wealth of useful household devices are included. 272 pages, paperback, 18cm.

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