Early Tools and Processes Early Furniture and Houses

1903

1916

1929, A text book for executives, molders, students and apprentices

1903, "Being a general review of the main sources of trouble met with by consumers of tool steel; also containing suggestions about how to avoid them."

1939 

1919 Vol. II Hot water supply  and circulation

Written and illustrated by Jack Coggins

By Electra K. Tritsch, The Dedham Grant Survey Project

Ads and articles about building trades. Softbound, 140 pages, good condition and intact.

History of logging industry in Arcadia, French and English text

The Furniture Making of Jonathan Fisher (1768-1847) 

A Popular Mechanics Handbook

Abbildung Der Gemein-Nützlichen Haupt-Stände - translates to "Depiction of the Generally Useful Main Estates. A book of trades

Early photographs from the Collections of Strawberry Banke

Written and illustrated by Thomas Hennell

Dictionary of Terms used in the various branches of anatomy, astronomy, botany, chemistry, geology, geometry, hygeine, minerology, natural philosophy, physiology, zoology, etc.

Checklist with profiles of more than 900 Vermont furniture makers

A rich and colorful history of one of the most important 18th Century houses in New England 

A compendium of useful data including many social statistics and scientific information about chemistry, astronomy, meteorology, mechanical movements, weight and measures

Provided historical engineers, millwrights, and artisans with essential mathematical and mechanical principles, conversion rules, and data tables. 

A cyclopedia of words terms, phrases and data used in the mechanic arts, trades and sciences. 

A practical and educational treatise with illustrations. Includes original 1903 dust jacket, published by Audel & Co.

1897 - 1915

Describes early tools and furnishings from Neolithic Age to 1890.  Hardbound, 192 pages, very good condition.

"Sawn frames and Trunnel Fastened"

A treasury of useful information relating to the arts and sciences of everyday life

A handbook of modern practice for the man who makes tools.

1949, "an inquiry into the place of handicrafts in the economy and culture of New England. "

A collection of the useful and decorative