A radio episode is available, titled 1619 Theatre of Machines. This episode discusses forerunners of engineering handbooks. It also covers the first handbooks.
Further information about the episode can be found from the source. The episode is part of a series called The Engines of Our Ingenuity. Details about the content and context of the episode are limited, but the source provides more information about the topic and the series.
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