Pen-and-Ink sketches by the dozen and an illuminating text make A Museum of Early American Tools a delight for all those who enjoy Americana. The book covers early tools and the wooden and metal artifacts that our forefathers made with them. Fresh, informal, direct, and expressive, it covers building tools and methods, farm and kitchen implements, and the tools of curriers, farriers, wheelwrights, coopers, blacksmiths, coachmakers, sawyers, loggers, tanners, and many of the other proud and individualistic craftsman of the pre-industrial age.
This paperback book is in very good condition with light cover wear, corner wear, and edge foxing.
