Talk:Cassell's Book of Knowledge

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The title of this page:

Cassell’s Book of Knowledge does not seem to match the content, which is about The Book of Knowledge, published by Waverley.

There should be other links with: John Alexander Hammerton (who was one of the editors) - and a friend of Arthur Mee - and Harold FB Wheeler, who is also referenced on the page:

The Children's Encyclopedia

. . . which currently ends with:

The Book of Knowledge edited by Harold FB Wheeler The Book of Knowledge edited by Sir John Hammerton The New Book of Knowledge edited by Gordon Stowell

Slugwash (talk) 14:21, 25 April 2014 (UTC)[reply]

Greetings. I agree that the title of the page seems a bit off, though of course I could be wrong. At any rate, I've got a set of the 5th edition (1957, revised impression), and could take out pictures if needed, and get other information too. Thank you. GeoffreyA (talk) 20:56, 17 January 2019 (UTC)[reply]