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Cover of Colonial Furniture
First published
1935
Publisher
Bruce Pub. Co.
Pages
180 pages

Colonial Furniture

The outer archives are busy

by John Gerald Shea, Paul Nolt Wenger

About this book

Before embarking upon a professional writing career, Shea collaborated with Paul Wenger in 1934 introducing woodworker's manuals on colonial furniture styles to a receptive, growing crowd of amateur woodworkers. This book, in particular, describes furniture with a cultural slant, especially as it focuses on America's colonial period. Shea was merely tapping into a movement sweeping the American nation at the time, a movement called the Colonial Revival. A great historical perspective of home woodworking interest in the '30s.

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