Color: Black, blue, white
"Wrought Iron in Architecture" by Gerald K. Geerlings (New York and London: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1929), 202 pp. A hardcover book, rebound in a blue cover including the author's last name and book's title on the top of the spine and Fullerton High School's name and catalog number at the bottom. The book contains a historical survey of wrought iron; examples in many photographs from Europe and the United States of the craft; and sections on modern examples, including lighting fixtures and knockers, as well as specifications. In addition to the black and white photographs, there are many drawings. At the back is bibliography and an index of illustrations. The cover has general wear, especially the spine and some dented corners. The pages are occasionally lightly soiled and are slightly discolored. The book, therefore, is in fair condition.
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Three-dimensional, Books, Charles Scribner's Sons [Publisher], Fullerton High School, Iron industry and trade, Wrought-iron
