The Ways We Travel (Carpenters' Journey Club Travels)

xiii, [1], 298 pp. Colorized photographic frontispiece, black-and-white photographs and illustrations throughout text. An account of various modes of transportation designed for educational use with younger readers, including the expected discussion of planes, trains, boats, and automobiles, but also including more unconventional methods such as wheelbarrows, rickshaws (jinrikisha), mountainclimbing, ice skating, hot air balloons, etc. Also includes chapters on telegrams, telephone, and radio.