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Mechanick Exercises: Or The Doctrine Of Handy-Worksby Joseph Moxon 1703


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Mechanick Exercises: Or The Doctrine Of Handy-Worksby Joseph Moxon 1703


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English Tool Box of George W. Cartwright II who Immigrated from London to New York in 1819

Contents and Box c. 1750 - 1820(Colonial Williamsburg)


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Un charpentier (Carpenter)

by Martin Engelbrecht (Germany) c. 1720(Colonial Williamsburg)


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Study of Carpenters

by John Hamilton Mortimer c. 1770 - 1771(British Museum)


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Earthenware Mug with the Arms of the Carpenters Company of London

London 1724(British Museum)


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Trade Card of John Jennison of London

c. 1720 - 1740(British Museum)


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L'Art du Menuisier, Parisby Andr-Jacques Roubo 1769 - 1774

(New York Public Library)


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The Shop of Luther Sampson, Woodworker / Joiner of Duxbury, Massachusetts18th Century

(Peter Follansbee, Joiner, Photography)


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