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• DUMP TRUCK

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  Ages four to eight. Working steering mechanism and dump box. Petal-powered. Traceable pieces. 4 feet long by 2 feet wide.

• BLANKET CHEST- Full size plans.

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  This chest features raised panels on three sides and a simple scrolled base. Originally used to store blankets, pillows, etc. but can also be used to store toys, games or anything needing to be put out of the way. It can be cedar lined if desired. 21" x 44"L x 21 1/4"H.

• CUBBYHOLE COTTAGE COAT RACK

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  10 H x 19 W x 9 D. Includes a hidden key storage feature.

• THE COMPLETE PYROGRAPHY

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  This state-of-the-art woodburning guide introduces both traditional methods and today’s techniques using electrically heated engraving tools and hot-wire tools. Every area of the craft comes with clear instructions: where to find designs, what tools and equipment to make or buy, and how to construct your own wire-point instruments, as well as how to produce lifelike textures, master the art of shading, select the proper color, enhance wood-turned objects, and protect finishes.

• MISSION HOPE CHEST

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  Size 18" high by 50"wide and 20"deep. Detailed instructions. Many pieces shown full size. Bill of material and cutting list. The drawers on the side are non-functional. The chest can be lined with cedar planking which is easily available. Beginner level.

• THE CARRIAGE TRIMMERS' MANUAL

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  Written in 1881 by William N. FitzGerald, a veteran of the carriage industry, this was the most comprehensive addition to trade literature on the subject at the time of its publication. Rare, hard-to-find and long out of circulation, it is now back in print to inspire a new generation of carriage enthusiasts. Provides descriptive text and illustrations of numerous carriage interiors: from the everyday model to those suited for royalty. Furthermore, the book describes the complexity of materials—leathers, silks, laces—and range of skills (upholstering, tufting, stitching and binding, cutting enameled leathers, making leather sockets, welting, fabric selection, etc.) required for this branch of the carriage trade. It also includes recipes for cleaning, oiling and blacking leather, polishing metals and restoring ivory, among others.