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So here's the deal: this is the exact same collection I just showed you — all 147 rare woodworking books, 25,000+ pages of master craftsmanship spanning 200 years.
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Everything is still included:
- Understanding Wood
- Furniture & Design
- Advanced Woodworking
- Carpentry Techniques
- Turning & Finishing
- Carving & Pattern Making
- Blueprint Reading
- Hand & Machine Tools
- Shop Mathematics
- …and much more
Show List Of Books Included
- 1 - Wood-working for amateur craftsmen (1911)
- 2 - Woodworking for Beginners (1905)
- 3 - Woodworking Machinery (1894)
- 4 - Woodworking Tools (1881)
- 5 - Wood-working Tools (1896)
- 6 - A brief history of wood-engraving from its invention (1895)
- 7 - A Course in Wood Turning (1919)
- 8 - A high school course in wood pattern making (1916)
- 9 - A History Of Wood Engraving (1883)
- 10 - A laboratory course in wood-turning (1897)
- 11 - A manual of carpentry and joinery (1905)
- 12 - A manual of fret cutting and wood carving
- 13 - A manual of wood carving (1891)
- 14 - A manual of wood carving (1909)
- 15 - A text-book of wood (1921)
- 16 - A Treatise on the Construction and Operation of Wood-working Machines (1872)
- 17 - A Treatise on Wood Engraving (1861)
- 18 - Advanced projects in woodwork (1912)
- 19 - Amateur in the art of carpentry and joinery (1873)
- 20 - Amateur joinery (1916)
- 21 - An outline course of lessons in wood-working (1890)
- 22 - Applied science for wood-workers (1919)
- 23 - Art and Craft of Cabinet Making (1891)
- 24 - Art and education in wood-turning (1921)
- 25 - Bench Work in Wood (1888)
- 26 - Bench work in wood, a course of study (1905)
- 27 - Berlin course of easy wood-work (1895)
- 28 - Book of Garden Furniture (1903)
- 29 - Book of Period Furniture (1914)
- 30 - Carpentry and woodwork (1911)
- 31 - Carpentry for boys - Elementary woodwork (1893)
- 32 - Carpentry made easy (1857)
- 33 - Carpentry (1916)
- 34 - Colonial furniture in America (1901)
- 35 - Constructive carpentry (1912)
- 36 - Correlated courses in woodwork and mechanical drawing (1912)
- 37 - Craftsman Homes (1909)
- 38 - Descriptive Catalogue of the Woods (1852)
- 39 - Design and construction in wood (1913)
- 40 - Early English furniture & woodwork (1922)
- 41 - Educational Woodworking for Home and School (1908)
- 42 - Elementary Turning For Use In Manual Training (1907)
- 43 - Elementary woodwork, a series of sixteen lessons (1893)
- 44 - Elementary Woodworking (1903)
- 45 - Elementary woodworking projects (1922)
- 46 - Elements of woodwork (1911)
- 47 - English church woodwork (1917)
- 48 - Essentials of Woodworking (1908)
- 49 - Exercises in Woodworking (1889)
- 50 - Farm Woodwork (1919)
- 51 - First Lessons in Woodworking (1888)
- 52 - Forty Lessons in Carpentry Workshop Practice (1896)
- 53 - Fret-sawing and wood-carving (1875)
- 54 - Furniture designing and draughting (1907)
- 55 - Furniture making, advanced projects in woodwork (1912)
- 56 - Furniture masterpieces of Duncan Phyfe (1923)
- 57 - Furniture of the olden time (1903)
- 58 - Furniture of the Pilgrim century 1620-1720 (1921)
- 59 - Furniture (1911)
- 60 - Hand-book of wood engraving (1881)
- 61 - Handbook on wood preservation (1916)
- 62 - Handwork in Wood (1910)
- 63 - History of the lumber industry of America (1907) volume 2
- 64 - History of the lumber industry of America (July 1906)
- 65 - Home furniture making (1910)
- 66 - How To Make Cedar Chests (1918)
- 67 - How to make common things (1906)
- 68 - How to teach wood finishing (1914)
- 69 - Intarsia and marquetry (1903)
- 70 - Introduction to the Mechanical Principles of Carpentry (1827)
- 71 - Lathe Work For Beginners (1922)
- 72 - Learn by doing a scheme of simple woodwork (1906)
- 73 - Light and heavy timber framing made easy (1909)
- 74 - Lumber and its uses (1914)
- 75 - Lumber, its manufacture and distribution (1922)
- 76 - Manual instruction woodwork (1892)
- 77 - Manual training for common schools (1910)
- 78 - Manual Training in Education (1896)
- 79 - Modern American Lathe Practice (1907)
- 80 - Modern carpentry and joinery vol2
- 81 - More Craftsman homes (1912)
- 82 - Old oak furniture
- 83 - One hundred book plates engraved on wood (1901)
- 84 - Operation of wood-working factories and machinery (1873)
- 85 - Operators Handbook for Wood-Working Machinery (1885)
- 86 - Practical carpentry, joinery, and cabinet-making (1826)
- 87 - Problems in farm woodwork (1919)
- 88 - Problems in furniture making (1913)
- 89 - Problems in Wood-turning (1909)
- 90 - Problems in woodwork (1917)
- 91 - Problems in Woodworking (1905)
- 92 - Projects for beginning woodwork and mechanical drawing (1912)
- 93 - Safety in Woodworking (1918)
- 94 - Shavings and sawdust (1884)
- 95 - Shop work: joinery, cabinet-making, carpentry (1918)
- 96 - Some practical hints on wood (1879)
- 97 - Specimens of early wood engraving
- 98 - Studies in wood decay (1921)
- 99 - Text-book of modern carpentry (1858)
- 100 - The art and craft of cabinet-making (1891)
- 101 - The art of mordanting and staining and the complete treatment of wood surfaces (1911)
- 102 - The art of wood carving (1867)
- 103 - The art of wood-engraving in Italy in the fifteenth century (1888)
- 104 - The boy craftsman (1905)
- 105 - The Carpenter's New Guide (1867)
- 106 - The expert wood finisher (1921)
- 107 - The furniture of our forefathers
- 108 - The Illustrated wood worker (1829)
- 109 - The New Carpenter's and Builder's Assistant (1874)
- 110 - The preservation of the exterior of wooden buildings (1911)
- 111 - The preservation of wood (1919)
- 112 - The seasoning of wood (1917)
- 113 - The sloyd system of wood working (1892)
- 114 - The use of wood for fuel (1919)
- 115 - Tool processes in woodworking (1919)
- 116 - Tools and Machines (1903)
- 117 - Training in wood-work, for use in training and technical school (1902)
- 118 - Wood A Manual of The Natural History (1908)
- 119 - Wood and its uses (1874)
- 120 - Wood and other organic structural materials (1917)
- 121 - Wood carving design and workmanship (1903)
- 122 - Wood carvings in English churches (1910)
- 123 - Wood conversion by machinery (1876)
- 124 - Wood finishing, comprising staining, varnishing, and polishing (2012)
- 125 - Wood in aircraft construction (1919)
- 126 - Wood Pattern Making (1906)
- 127 - Wood preservation in the United States (1909)
- 128 - Wood preserving terms (1922)
- 129 - Wood pulp and its uses (1911)
- 130 - Wood sculpture (1911)
- 131 - Wood turning, prepared for the use of students (1909)
- 132 - Wood Working, Wood Turning, & Patternmaking (1901)
- 133 - Wooden box and crate construction (1921)
- 134 - Wooden hull inspection & repair manual (1900)
- 135 - Wooden ship-building (1919)
- 136 - Wood-engraving to-day (1917)
- 137 - Wood-turning (1921)
- 138 - Wood-using industries of New York (1913)
- 139 - Wood-using industries of Quebec (1918)
- 140 - Wood-using industries of South Carolina (1913)
- 141 - Woodwork and mechanical drawing (1914)
- 142 - Woodwork course for boys (1893)
- 143 - Woodwork for beginners (1916)
- 144 - Woodwork for schools on scientific lines (1909)
- 145 - Woodwork for Secondary Schools (1916)
- 146 - Woodwork for the grades (1912)
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