Originally published in 1969, and now in its eighth printing, this straightforward text explains where each kind of tree is grown and how to use its wood to the best advantage--from lamination to veneering, from carving and molding, to finishing. Line drawings throughout.
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Originally published in 1969, and now in its eighth printing, this straightforward text explains where each kind of tree is grown and how to use its wood to the best advantage--from lamination to veneering, from carving and molding, to finishing. Line drawings throughout.
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Good in Good jacket. 5.75 x 8.75. Book and dust jacket have minor wear. No writing. Wood samples all present. 160 pages. How to identify wood with 40 samples to compare them to, shows natural color, grain, texture, identifies trees by their leaves, fruit and bark, where each wood is grown and describes its special features. Black and white illustrations.