Collier’s New Encyclopedia1921
The world as 1921 understood it, in twelve volumes.
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43 books in this collection — 15 here now, another 27 coming soon — shelved the way a good bookshop would do it. The book's cover is the door; you are invited to walk in anywhere.
The Great Encyclopedias (9 books)·The Practical Shelf (6 books)·Words for Every Occasion (8 books)·The World of Books (6 books)·Trades, Tools & Pastimes (6 books)·The Beyond & the Divine (3 books)·Lives & the Arts (4 books)
The multi-volume worlds, A to Z.
The world as 1921 understood it, in twelve volumes.
The young Republic's own encyclopedia, from the 1830s.
The Americana at full stretch, twenty-three volumes.
Harmsworth's twelve-volume tour of everything.
Nelson's loose-leaf encyclopedia, built to stay current.
Winston's ten-volume encyclopedia for the family.
A standard encyclopedia in a single handy set.
Twentieth-century knowledge, ten volumes deep.
The grandest American dictionary ever attempted.
Quick answers for the busy household.
Five volumes that tried to hold the whole world of 1910.
Everything a man of 1892 might need in a hurry.
Practical knowledge for the home, in four volumes.
Universal knowledge in three brisk volumes.
A practical reference library for the home shelf.
The sciences drawn into one circle, for the general reader.
Quotation books for the letter-writer and orator.
The right line for any occasion — English, Latin and French.
Thousands of burning words, filed by theme for the orator.
The Bard alphabetized for every occasion.
Wise words gathered into one treasury.
Familiar quotations, ancient and modern, traced to their sources.
More burning words from the brilliant writers.
The apt quotation for every occasion, ready to hand.
A hundred great texts, and how to preach them.
What to read, and the canon condensed.
One critic's hundred best books, argued for.
The hundred novels everyone should read, ranked.
Fifty masterpieces, each pressed into a few pages.
A guide for the reader lost in the literary world.
The world's best literature, anthologized with commentary.
The best books of all the world, listed and weighed.
The working reference, bench to boat.
The watchmaker's bench manual, alphabetically arranged.
How bells are cast and why brass is not bronze.
Dick's great formula book — inks, dyes, fireworks and cordials.
The machine shop's reference, in eight volumes.
Five thousand terms of the sea, abaft to yawl.
Every sport and game of the age, rules and records.
Faith, ethics and the occult, encyclopedically.
The complete A-to-Z of magic, alchemy and the beyond.
Fourteen volumes on everything humanity has believed.
The Bible's every name, place and term, explained.
Painters, composers and a thousand classical characters.
A pocket who's-who of gods, heroes and mortals.
Twelve volumes of lives, from antiquity to yesterday.
The painters of every school, life by life.
How to say it in music, term by term.