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"Walls, Fences, Paths, Patios, Benches, Chairs & More". Includes design, technical considerations, tools and materials. Also drawings, patterns, photos, everything to make your project a success. Over 30 garden seating ideas alone.
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This book presents lively, step-by-step tutelage on building all types of temporary and long-term accommodations from both natural and man-made materials. Originally published in 1914, this practical classic is an essential guide for todays modern homesteader.
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The most extensive basement design book ever! Covers every aspect of turning your basement into prime living space: The Ups and Downs of Stairs, Adding Windows, Waterproofing, more. 20 amazing case studies, 250 full-color photos (be inspired by incredible ugly-duckling-into-sensational-swan success stories).
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DRESS UP YOUR YARD THIS YULETIDE SEASON WITH THIS CLASSY COMBO. STANDING 52" TAL THIS SET CAN BE CUT OUT AND PAINTED IN JUST AN EVENING OR TWO USING OUR FULL- SIZED PATTERNS AND DETAILED INSTRUCTIONS. FOR JUST THE RIGHT TOUCH, WE PAINTED OUR PAIR METALLIC GOLD. AFTER THE HOLIDAYS, REMOVE THE WEDGES FROM THE BODY, DISASSEMBLE THE ANTLERS, AND STACK THE PARTS FLAT FOR EASY SPACE-SAVING STORAGE. 52" TALL
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16 copies of the bulletin dating from Number 51, Sept 1974 through Number 66, March 1982. Contains a wealth of information on ornamental turning, projects, the Holtzapffel lathe and more. Paperbound, stapled bulleting, A4 size. Illustrated in B&W with photos and line art. The bulletins vary in page count but usually average 35 pages.
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The author recounts his firsthand experiences with the Foreign Legion during their bitter fight with the Druze in Syria in the late 1920s. This compelling book describes not only his participation in the ferocious siege of Rachaya Fort and numerous other brutal operations that put him in the thick of the action, but also depicts the difficult life of privation and hardship that was the lot of the Legionnaire. From his first meal at a mess that would have given a British sergeant-major an apoplectic fit through warfare and desertion, the author paints a vivid canvas of life in the Legion in the late 1920s.