and this perhaps?:
Ancient carpenters' tools : together with lumbermen's, joiners' and
cabinet makers' tools in use in the eighteenth century / by Henry C.
Mercer ; foreword by Charles F. Hummel.	
Main Author:	 Mercer, Henry Chapman, 1856-1930.
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0417112838&PID=AhwZM1Y9IMgz5RVgKoNbTwxx2_l3mua&SA=Mercer,+Henry+Chapman,
> 	
Item Type:	 Book	
		
Publisher/Year:	 Doylestown, Pa. : Horizon Press, published for the
Bucks County Historical Society, 1975.	
Description:	 5th ed.	
	xii, 339 p. : ill. ; 25 cm.	
More Like This:	 Carpentry --Tools.
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70417112838&PID=AhwZM1Y9IMgz5RVgKoNbTwxx2_l3mua&SA=Carpentry+Tools.> 	
		
Notes:	 "Reprinted, in part, from Old-time New England, the bulletin of
the Society for the preservation of New England antiquities."	
	ISBN 0-8180-0818-0	
	Bibliography: p. 313-316	

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Subject: Re: [MUSEUM-L] farming tools & equipment


A Museum of Early American Tools by Eric Sloane
 
It's a small book with a lot of information and good illustrations.
 
Kay

Sandra Baker <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

	
	Hello,
	Is there anyone who could point me to a reference for
identifying farm tools and equipment? thank you!
	 
	sandra baker



	
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