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Woodworking has been a
popular hobby, and in some cases business, for hundreds of years.
This collection on 1 jam packed DVD contains
320 woodworking
books on several topics.
T hey can be useful for any woodworking
student, or hobbyist, interested in reading about how they taught
woodworking at the turn of the last century. These books provide
insight into techniques, tips and tricks, and so much more.
This
DVD represents one of the largest woodworking book collections, if not
the largest being offered for sale. All aspects of woodworking are
covered included furniture design, wood carving, toys, vintage tool
techniques, with illustrations and working drawings. All the books
are in .pdf format, delivered on 1 DVD.
Carpentry and Framing
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British Carpentry - History & Principles of
Gothic Roofs, by T.
Morris, 1871, 152 pages
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Builder Vol 1, US Navy
Training Course, 1993, 332 pages
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Builder Vol 2, US Navy
Training Course, 1994, 354 pages
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Carpenter's & Joiner's Handbook,
by H. W. Holly, 1900, 63
pages
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Carpentry for Beginners,
by John Duncan Adams, 1917, 263 pages
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Carpentry Made Easy or the Science and Art
of Framing, by William
Bell, 1859, 220 pages
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Carpentry, by Ira Samual
Griffith, 1916, 194 pages
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Cassell's Carpentry & Joinery,
by P. N. Hasluck editor,
1907, 604 pages
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Constructive Carpentry,
by Charles King, 1912, 204 pages
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Elementary Principles of Carpentry,
by J. T. Hurst, 1875,
654 pages
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Elements of Construction,
by Charles King, 1911,
220 pages
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Guide & Assistant for Carpenters &
Mechanics, by H. G.
Richey, 1894, 202 pages
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Introduction to the Mechanical Principles of
Carpentry, by Benjamin
Hale, 1827, 199 pages
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Jobbing Work for the Carpenter,
by E. H. Crussell, 1914,
261 pages
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Light and Heavy Timber Framing Made Easy,
by Fred T. Hodgson,
1909, 420 pages
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Manual of Carpentry and Joinery,
by JW Riley, 1905, 505
pages
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Modern Carpentry & Building,
by W. A. Sylvester,
1896, 272 pages
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Modern Carpentry & Joinery,
by Fred T. Hodgson,
1906, 406 pages
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Modern Carpentry and Joinery Vol1,
by Fred T. Hogson, 1902,
382 pages
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Modern Carpentry and Joinery Vol2,
by Fred T. Hogson, 1906,
396 pages
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Modern Practical Joinery,
by George Ellis,
1908, 612 pages
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Practical Carpentry Joinery and Cabinetry,
by Peter Nicholson,
1826, 369 pages
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Practical Carpentry, by
Fred T. Hodgson, 1883, 154 pages
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Practical Carpentry, Vol I,
by William A. Radford, 1907, 316 pages
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Practical Carpentry, Vol I I,
by William. A. Radford,
1907, 321 pages
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Radford's cyclopedia of construction,
by William Radford,
1909, 410 pages
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Rustic Carpentry, by
Paul Hasluck, 1908, 161 pages
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Stair Building the Steel Square,
by Fred T. Hodgson and
Morris Williams, 1917, 113 pages
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Textbook of Modern Carpentry,
by Thomas Silloway,
1879, 232 pages
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The Art of Stair Building,
by J.R. Perry, 1855, 66
pages
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The Builders Companion,
by WIlliam Pain, 1762, 48 pages
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The Building Trades Pocketbook, Handy Manual
on Building Construction,
by ICS, 1905, 452 pages
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The Carpenters' and Builders' Guide,
by Peter Plummer, 1891,
88 pages
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The Home Mechanic - Carpentry, Painting,
etc., by R. J.
Schofield, 1897, 896 pages
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The Modern House Carpenter,
by W.A. Sylvester, 1882, 167 pages
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Wooden Hull Inspection and Repair Manual,
by The US Coast Guard,
1900, 55 pages
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Woodworking on the Farm
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Agricultural Woodworking,
by Louis Roehl, 1916,
148 pages
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Farm Woodwork, by Louis
Roehl, 1919, 144 pages
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Louden Barn Plans, by
Louden Machinery Company, 1915, 113 pages
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Manual Training for the Rural Schools a
Group of Farm and Farm Home Woodworking
Problems, by Louis
Roehl, 1916, 51 pages
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Problems in Farm Woodwork,
by Samuel Blackburn,
1915, 138 pages
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Lathe Work and Turning
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A Brief Account of Ibbetson's Geometric
Chuck, by J. H. Ibbetson,
Illustrated by Holtzapffel, 1833, 60 pages
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A Course in Wood Turning,
by A. S. Milton & O. K.
Wholers, 1919, 342 pages
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A High School Course in Wood Pattern Making,
by J. H. Wilson, 1916,
130 pages
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A Laboratory Course in Wood Turning, with
Exercises, by M. J.
Golden, 1897, 79 pages
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A Manual of the Hand Lathe,
by Egbert P. Watson,
1869, 148 pages
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Art & Education in Wood Turning,
by W. W. Klene, 1921,
120 pages
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Artistic Wood Turning Works Catalog,
by E. Rutishauser, 1917,
44 pages
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Descriptive Catalogue of the Woods for the
Mechanical & Ornamental Arts,
by C. Holtzapffel, 1852,
140 pages
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Elementary Turning for Use in Manual
Training Classes, by F.
H. Selden, 1907, 208 pages
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Lathe Work for Beginners,
by Raymond Francis
Yates, 1922, 281 pages
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Modern American Lathe Practice,
by Oscar Perrigo, 1907,
442 pages
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Ornamental Turning; a Work of Practical
Instruction in the Above Art, Vol 1,
by JH Evans, 1903, 196
pages
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Ornamental Turning; a Work of Practical
Instruction in the Above Art, Vol 2,
by JH Evans, 1903, 194
pages
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Ornamental Turning; a Work of Practical
Instruction in the Above Art, Vol 3,
by JH Evans, 1903, 193
pages
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Pattern Making Kinks, by
F. H. Colvin & F. A. Stanley, 1908, 140
pages
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Pattern Making, by J. A.
Shelly, 1920, 356 pages
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Pattern Making, by J.
Ritchey, 1921, 255 pages
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Patternmaking, by J.
Ritchey, 1908, 168 pages
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Patternmaking, by Joseph
Shelly, 1920, 360 pages
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Patterns for Turning, by
H. W. Elphinstone, 1872, 368 pages
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Problems in Wood Turning,
by F. D. Crawshaw, 1909,
92 pages
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Simple Decorative Lathe Work,
by J. Lukin, 1905, 101
pages
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Specimens in Eccentric Circular Turning,
by J. H. Ibbetson, 1900,
220 pages
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The Handbook of Turning - Concentric,
Elliptic & Eccentric & Patterns,
Anonymous, 1842, 215
pages
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The Lathe & Its Uses, with Appendix on
Eccentric Turning, Etc.,
by J. Lukin, 1898, 297 pages
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The Pattern Maker's Assistant,
by J. Rose, 1878, 330
pages
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The Practice of Hand Turning in Wood, Ivory,
Shell, Etc., by F.
Campin, 1868, 382 pages
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The Turner's Companion - Concentric,
Elliptic & Eccentric Turning & Patterns,
Anonymous, 1868, 196
pages
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The Turner's Manual,
by L.E. Bergeron,
1877, 297 pages
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The Wood Turner's Handybook, Practical
Manual for Workers at the Lathe,
by P. N. Hasluck, 1901,
152 pages
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Training in Wood-work, Carpentry, Wood
Turning & Pattern Work,
by James Tate,
1902, 123 pages
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Turning & Boring Tapers,
by Fred. H. Colvin, 1902, 28 pages
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Turning & Mechanical Manipulation, Volume 1,
by Charles Holtzapffel,
1852-1881, 503 pages
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Turning & Mechanical Manipulation, Volume 2,
by Charles Holtzapffel,
1852-1881, 603 pages
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Turning & Mechanical Manipulation, Volume 3,
by Charles Holtzapffel,
1852-1881, 491 pages
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Turning & Mechanical Manipulation, Volume 4,
by Charles Holtzapffel,
1852-1881, 631 pages
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Turning Lathes, by J.
Lukin, 1890, 188 pages
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Wood Pattern-Making , by
Horace Purfield, 1906, 234 pages
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Wood Pattern-making; a Text Book for the Use
of High School, Trade School, Technical
School and College Students,
by Horace Purfield,
C1911, 251 pages
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Wood Pattern-Making; the Fundamental
Principles and Elementary Practice of the
Art, by Horace Purfield,
1906, 230 pages
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Wood Turning, by George
Alexander Ross, 1909, 87 pages
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Wood Turning, by George
Henry Resides & Hugo Diemer, 1911, 127 pages
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Wood Turning, by W.
Fairham, 1921, 164 pages
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Wood Working, Wood Turning, Patternmaking,
by ICS, 1905, 813 pages
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Wood Working, Wood Turning, Patternmaking,
Green Sand Molding, Core Making,
ICS 1903, 781 pages
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Woodworking Art and Historical Books
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A History of Oak Furniture,
by Fred Roe, 1920, 139
pages
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Arts & Crafts Essays, Arts & Crafts
Exhibition Society, by
William Morris, 1893, 467 pages
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Colonial Furniture in America,
by Like Vincent
Lockwood, 1901, 422 pages
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Craftsman Homes, by
Gustab Stickley, 1909, 229 pages
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English Church Woodwork,
by FE Howard and FH Crossley, 1917, 420
pages
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Furniture Masterpieces of Duncan Phyfe,
by Charles Cornelius,
1922, 161 pages
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Furniture of the Olden Time,
by France Clary Morse,
1902, 398 pages
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Furniture of the Pilgrim Century,
by Wallace Nutting,
1921, 592 pages
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Furniture, by Esther
Singleton, 1911, 539
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History of the Lumber Industry of America
Volume 1, by James
Defebaugh, 1906, 579 pages
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History of the Lumber Industry of America
Volume 2, by James
Defebaugh, 1906, 709 pages
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Intarsia and Marquetry,
by F. Hamilton Jackson, 1903, 259 pages
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Lumber Its Manufacture and Distribution,
by Ralph Clement Bryant,
1922, 572 pages
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Oak Carving in Tudor, by
PFS Amery, 1907, 17 pages
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Old English Furniture,
by Frederick Benne, and B Wyllie, 1904, 265
pages
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Old English Furniture and its Surroundings,
by Maciver Percival,
1920, 288 pages
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Old Oak Furniture, by
Fred Roe, 1905, 398 pages
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Panelled Rooms, 1920, 43
pages
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The Book of Garden Furniture,
by Charles Thonger,
1903, 160 pages
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The Furniture of Our Forefathers,
by Esther Singleton,
1913, 929 pages
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The Panelled Rooms 01,
1914, 47 pages
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The Panelled Rooms 02,
1914, 47 pages
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The Practical Book of Period Furniture,
by Harold Donaldson
Eberlein, 1914, 499 pages
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Wood Craft, 1914, 438
pages
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Wood in Aircraft Construction,
US Dept of
Agriculture, 1919, 160 pages
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Wood Using Industries of New York Part1,
by John Tyre Harris,
1913, 238 pages
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Wood Using Industries of New York Part2,
by John Tyre Harris,
1913. 25 pages
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Woodcarving, by Francis
Bond, 1910, 267 pages
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Wooden Ship Building, by
Charles Desmond, 1919, 234 pages
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Wood Using Industries of Quebec,
Dept of the Interior,
1918, 98 pages
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Wood Using Industries of South Carolina,
US Dept of Agriculture,
1913, 90 pages
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Wood Carving and Fretting
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A Manual of Fret Cutting and Wood Carving,
by Major Gen. Sir Thomas
Seaton, 1875, 166 pages
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A Manual of Wood Carving,
by Charles Leland, 1891,
189 pages
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A Manual of Wood Carving,
by Charles Leland, 1909,
191 pages
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A Monograph on Wood Carving in the United
Provinces Agra and Oudh,
by JL Maffey, 1903, 67 pages
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A Village Class for Drawing & Wood Carving,
by G. Martineau, 1891, 117 pages
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Chip Carving, by Harris
Moore, 1922, 57 pages
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Easy Lessons in the Art of Practical Wood
Carving, by F. T.
Hodgson, 1905, 321 pages
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Elementary Woodcarving,
1908, 105 pages
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Fret Sawing and Wood Carving for Amateur,
by George Sawyer, 1875,
93 pages
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Fret-cutting & Perforated Carving,
by W. Bemrose, 1870, 94
pages
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Manual of Wood Carving,
by W. Bemrose, Circa 1900, 73 pages
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Practical Wood Carving,
by E. Rowe, 1907, 261 pages
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The Art of Wood Carving,
by GA Rogers, 1867, 90 pages
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The Wood Carver of Salem,
by Frank Cousins and
Phil Riley, 1916, 325 pages
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Wood Carving, by J.
Phillips, 1896, 98 pages
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Woodcarving, by George
Jack, 1903, 333 pages
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The Characteristics of Wood, Seasoning and
Preserving
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A Lecture on the Preservation of Timber from
Dry Rot, by D Birkberk,
circa 1890, 60 pages
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A Manual of Indian & Ceylon Timbers,
by J. S. Gamble, 1902,
925 pages
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A Textbook of Wood, by
Herbert Stone, 1921, 337 pages
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A Treatise on the Origin, Progress,
Prevention & Cure of Dry Rot Timber,
by T. A. Britton, 1875,
368 pages
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Arkansas Soft Pine Hand Book,
1925, 68 pages
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British Grown Timber & Timber Trees,
by A. D. Webster, 1916,
272 pages
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Creosote Timber - Its Preparation & Uses,
by Norfolk Creosoting
Company, 1900, 128 pages
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Descriptive Catalogue of the British Woods
Commonly Employed, by C.
Holtzapffel, 1852, 141 pages
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Fret-cutting & Perforated Carving,
by W. Bemrose, 1870, 92
pages
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Handbook on Wood Preservation,
by American
Wood-Preservers Association, 1916, 92 pages
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Identification of the Economic Woods of the
United States, by S. J.
Record, 1919, 205 pages
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Lumber and Its Uses, by
RS Kellog, 1914, 396 pages
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Paint and Varnish Facts and Formulae,
by J. N. Hoff, 1905, 199
pages
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Preservative Treatment of Fence Posts,
by R. G. Lewis, 1913, 19
pages
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Preservative Treatment of Wood Poles,
by R. V. Achatz, 1920,
60 pages
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Protecting Wood from Seaworms & Limnoria,
by Culver, 1877, 18
pages
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Seasoning of Wood, by J.
B. Wagner, 1917, 300 pages
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Studies in Wood Decay,
by Henry Schmitz, 1921, 20 pages
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The Handyman's 1,000 Practical Receipts,
edited by Bernard Edward
Jones, 1914, 162 pages
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The Preservation of Structural Timber,
by H. Weiss, 1916, 385
pages
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The Preservation of the Exterior of Wooden
Buildings, by A.
Cushman, 1911, 22 pages
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The Preservation of Timber by Antiseptics,
by S. B. Boulton, 1885,
246 pages
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The Preservation of Wood,
by Thomas Rodd, 1919, 74
pages
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The Preservative Treatment of Wood with
Creosote Oil, by AWPA.
circa 1900, 22 pages
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The Seasoning of South African Woods,
by N. B. Eckbo,
1922, 52 pages
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The Seasoning of Wood,
1917, 42 pages
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The Structure of Wood & Some of Its
Properties & Uses, by E.
Gerry, 1916, 20 pages
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The Use of Wood for Fuel,
1919, 54 pages
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The Woods of The United States,
by C. S. Sargent, 1885,
220 pages
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Timber - Study of Wood in All Its Aspects,
by P. Charpentier, 1902,
490 pages
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Timber Technicalities,
by E. Haynes, 1921, 201 pages
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Timber, Elementary discussion of the
characteristics and properties of wood,
by USDA, 1895, 91 pages
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Timbers & Their Uses, by
W. Winn, 1919, 370 pages
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Wood & Forest, by W.
Noyes, 1912, 317 pages
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Wood & Its Uses, by P.
B. Eassie, 1874, 233 pages
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Wood and Other Organic Structural Materials,
by Charles Snow, 1917,
541 pages
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Wood Handbook - Wood as an Engineering
Materia, by M. A.
Dietenberger et al, USDA, 507 pages
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Wood Handbook, by USDA,
1987, 470 pages
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Wood Preservation in the United States,
by William Forsythe
Sherfesee, 1909, 46 pages
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Wood Preserving Terms,
by Ernest Hartman, 1922, 95 pages
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Wood Products - Distillates & Extracts,
by P. Dumesny & D.
Grant, 1908, 383 pages
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Wood Pulp and Its Uses,
by CF Ross, 1911, 310 pages
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Wood, A Manual of the Natural History,
by George Boulger, 1908,
422 pages
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Wood-using Industries of Florida,
by Hu Maxwell, 1912, 89
pages
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Woodwork for the Grades,
by Frank Henry Selden, 1917, 267 pages
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Wood Engraving and Sculpting
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A Brief History of Wood-engraving,
by Joseph Cundall, 1895,
147 pages
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A History of Wood Engraving,
by George Woodberry,
1883, 226 pages
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A Manual of Instruction on the Art of Wood
Engraving, by S. E.
Fuller, 1867, 54 pages
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A Treatise on Wood Engraving,
by John Jackosn, 1861,
728 pages
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An Historical Sketch of the Art of Sculpture
in Wood, by R. F.
Williams, 1835, 127 pages
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Handbook of Wood Engraving,
by William Andrew
Emerson, 1881, 106 pages
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One Hundred Book Plates Engraved on Wood,
by Thomas Moring, 1901,
236 pages
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Six Lectures on Wood & Metal Engraving,
by J. Ruskin, 1904, 354
pages
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Some Practical Hints on Wood Engraving,
by W.J. Linton, 1879,
111 pages
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Specimens of Early Wood Engraving,
by William Dodd, 1862,
254 pages
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The Art of Drawing & Engraving on Wood,
by W. Marx, 1881, 60
pages
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The Art of Wood Engraving in Italy,
by Friedrich Lippmann,
1888, 217 pages
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The History of Wood Engraving in America,
by W. J. Linton, 1882,
164 pages
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The Technique of Wood Sculpture,
by C. Gross, Circa 1900,
138 pages
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Wood Sculpture, by
Alfred Maskeel, 1911, 585 pages
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Wood Engraving, A Manual,
by William James Linton,
153 pages
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Wood Engraving Today, by
Frank Weitenkampf, 1917, 17 pages
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Wood Finishing
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All Kinds of Wood Finishing, Furniture Trade
Journal, 1880, 124 pages
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Architectural Hardwood Finishing,
by G. Whigelt, 1906,
134 pages
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How to Finish Natural Woods,
by Berry Bros, 1894, 88
pages
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How to Teach Wood Finishing,
by Frank Henry Seli,
1914, 64 pages
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Lumber, Laths, Doors, Sash, Blinds, Moulding
and Interior Finish, Exterior Finish
Brackets, by AC Olney,
1898, 365 pages
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Modern Hardwood Finishing, Etc.,
by Armstrong, 1918, 806
pages
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Problems of the Finishing Room,
by W. K. Schmidt, 1922,
608 pages
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The Art of Mordanting and Staining and the
Complete Treatment of Wood Surfaces,
1911, 145 pages
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The Expert Wood Finisher,
by A. Ashmun Kelly,
1921, 293 pages
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The Hardwood Finisher,
by F. T. Hodgson, 1892, 104 pages
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The Modern Wood Finisher,
by F. Miare, 1901, 172
pages
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The Proper Treatment for Floors, Woodwork &
Furniture, by Johnson &
Sons, 1905, 34 pages
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The up to Date Hardwood Finisher,
by Fred T. Hodgson,
1908, 307 pages
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Wood Finishing, by Paul
N. Hasluck, 1887, 127 pages
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Wood Finishing Comprising Staining,
Varnishing, and Polishing,
by Paul Hasluck, 1906,
136 pages
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Wood Painting, Enameling, Staining &
Finishing, by Anonymous,
1913, 54 pages
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Total Woodworking Books
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A Course in Woodwork Training for Schools,
by W. W. Murray, 1897,
76 pages
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A Shorter Course in Woodworking,
by Charles Wheeler,
1911, 322 pages
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A Syllabus of a Course on Elementary
Woodworking, by WIlliam
Noyes, 1913, 56 pages
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A Treatise on the Construction and Operation
of Woodworking Machines,
by John Richards, 1872, 365 pages
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Advanced Projects in Woodwork,
by Ira Samuel Griffith,
1912, 125 pages
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Advanced Toy Making for Schools,
by DM Mitchell, 1922,
126 pages
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Amateur Carpenter, by A.
H. Verrill, 1915, 276 pages
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Amateur Joinery in the Home,
by George Audsley, 1916,
125 pages
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An Outline Course of Lessons in
Wood-working, by Harlen
Shaw, 1890, 35 pages
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Applied Science for Woodworkers,
by William Dooley, 1919,
478 pages
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Bamboo Work, by Paul
Hasluck, 1901, 163 pages
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Bench Work in Wood, by
WIlliam Freeman and Myrick Goss, 1888, 183
pages
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Bench Work in Wood, by
W.F.M. Goss, 1902, 182 pages
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Berlin Course of Easy Woodwork,
by WG Field, 1895, 73
pages
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Cabinetwork and Joinery,
by Paul Hasluck, 1907, 562 pages
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Carpentry for Beginners - Things to Make,
by J. D. Adams, 1917,
277 pages
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Cedar Chests How to Make Them,
by Ralph Windoes, 1918,
84 pages
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Common Sense Stair Building and Handrailing,
by Fred Hodgson, 1916,
253 pages
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Coping Saw Work, by Ben
Johnson, 1909, 28 pages
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Correlated Course in Woodwork and Mechanical
Drawing, by Ira
Griffith, 1912, 246 pages
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Course on Elementary Woodworking,
by W. Noyes, 1913, 56 pages
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Design and Construction in Wood,
by WIlliam Noyes, 1913,
162 pages
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Design and Construction in Wood,
by WIlliam Noyes, 1916,
162 pages
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Dust & Refuse Removal from Woodworking
Machines, by H. D. Sayer,
1922, 56 pages
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Educational Woodworking for Home and School,
by Joseph Park, 1908,
334 pages
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Elementary Course in Woodwork,
by G. A. Ross, 1901, 132
pages
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Elementary Woodwork, Carpentry for Boys,
by George Kilbon, 1893,
120 pages
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Elementary Woodworking Projects,
by Harold Wise, 1922,
134 pages
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Elementary Woodworking,
by Edwin Foster, 1908, 150 pages
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Elements of Style in Furniture & Woodwork,
by R. Brook, 1889, 135 pages
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Elements of Woodwork, by
Charles King, 1911, 167 pages
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Essentials of Woodworking,
by Ira Griffith, 1908,
200 pages
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Exercises in Woodworking,
by Ivin Sickels, 1889,
172 pages
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First Lessons in Manual Training and
Carpentry, 1908, 36
pages
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First Lessons in Wood Working,
by Alfred Compton, 1888,
211 pages
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Forty Lessons in Carpentry Workshop,
by Charles Mitchell, 1896, 108 pages
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Furniture Designing & Draughting,
by A. Crocker, 1914, 136
pages
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Furniture Designing and Draughting,
by Alvan Crocker, 1900,
116 pages
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Furniture for the Craftsman,
by P. D. Otter, 1914,
314 pages
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Furniture Making Advanced Projects in
Woodwork, by Ira
Griffith, 1917, 72 pages
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Handbook in Woodwork and Carpentry,
by Charles King, 1911,
151 pages
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Handcraft in Wood & Metal,
by J. Hooper & A. J.
Shirley, 1913, 288 pages
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Handicraft for Handy Boys Practical Plans
for Work and Play, by A.
Neely Hall, 1911, 520 pages
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Handwork in Wood, by
William Noyes, 1910, 248 pages
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Hints & Information for Cabinet Makers,
Upholsterers & Furniture Men,
by IPC, 1907, 132 pages
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Hints for Carpenters, by
Albert Fair, 1909, 152 pages
|
Home Furniture Making,
by GA Raeth, 1910, 245 pages
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Home Mechanics for Amateurs,
by George M. Hopkins,
1903, 398 pages
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How to Make Common Things,
by John A Bower, 1895,
234 pages
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Industrial Education - Woodworking, etc,
by S. G. Love, 1887, 335
pages
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Keeping Down the Cost of Your Woodwork,
by Curtis Companies,
1923, 19 pages
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Learn by Doing, - A Scheme of Simple
Woodwork, by J. H. Judd,
1906, 229 pages
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Manual Instruction Woodwork,
by S. Barter, 1892, 376
pages
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Manual Training for Common Schools,
by Eldreth Allen, 1910,
241 pages
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Manual Training in Education,
by Calvin Milton
Woodward, 1896, 337 pages
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Manual Training in Education,
by J. V. Blake, 1886,
102 pages
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Mounting and Framing Pictures,
by Paul Hasluck, 1906,
164 pages
|
New Universal Moulding Book,
Rand McNally, 1891, 100
pages
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Our Workshop Being a Practical Guide to the
Amateur, 1873, 208 pages
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Practical Treatise on the Steel Square Vol1,
by Fred Hodgson, 1913,
314 pages
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Practical Treatise on the Steel Square Vol2,
by Fred Hodgson, 1913, 271 pages
|
Problems in Carpentry,
by L. M. Roehl, 1913, 121 pages
|
Problems in Elementary Woodworking,
by H. J. P. Vitz, 1920,
135 pages
|
Problems in Furniture Making,
by Fred Crawshaw, 1912,
82 pages
|
Problems in Woodwork, by
Edward Worst, 1917, 246 pages
|
Problems in Woodwork, by
Edward Worst, 1922, 251 pages
|
Problems in Woodworking,
by M.W. Murray, 1905, 62 pages
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Progressive Carpentry,
by D. H. Meloy, 1902, 93 pages
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Projects for Beginning Woodwork and
Mechanical Drawing, by
Ira Griffith, 1912, 144 pages
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Safety in Woodworking,
1918, 342 pages
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Shavings and Sawdust,
1884, 163 pages
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Shop Work, by Frederick
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Simple Woodwork, by
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Smiths Work, by Paul
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The Art and Craft of Cabinet-Making,
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The Art of Carpentry & Joinery,
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The Boy Craftsman, by A.
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The Carpenters' Guide,
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The Carpenter's New Guide,
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The Carpenters, Joiners, Cabinet Makers
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The Circle of the Mechanical Arts,
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684 pages
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The Gluing of Wood, by
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The Illustrated Wood Worker,
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Hodgson, 1879, 149 pages
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The Practical Cabinet Maker & Furniture
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The Sloyd System of Wood Working,
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247 pages
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Things to Make in Your Home Workshop,
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1930, 260 pages
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Tool Processes in Woodworking,
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82 pages
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Tools and Machines, by
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Wooden Box and Crate Construction,
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Woodwork and Mechanical Drawing,
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Woodwork Course for Boys,
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69 pages
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Woodwork for Beginners,
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Woodwork for Schools on Scientific Lines,
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1909, 170 pages
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Woodwork for Secondary Schools,
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379 pages
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Woodwork for the Grades,
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Woodwork for the Grades,
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Woodwork Joints, by
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Woodwork of Quality, by
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Woodworking - An Outline Course, State
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Woodworking for Amateur Craftsman,
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Woodworking for Beginners,
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Woodworking for Beginners,
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Woodworking Machinery Handbook,
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Woodworking Machinery,
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Woodworking Safeguards,
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Woodworking Tools How to Use Them,
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Woodworking Tools, by DC
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Woodworking, by ICS,
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Workshop Receipts, by
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