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Blacksmith's Cookbook, The: Recipes in Iron
Whitaker, Francis
NEW reprint with index!
This book is the result of ten years of workshops, demonstrations and master classes. The idea of the title for 'The Blacksmith's Cookbook' was to give credit to blacksmith's wives, especially my own. There is a similarity between forges and kitchens, basic equiptment, basic tools and the often exquisite results. A large part of my success is due to the devoted help of my wife, and I am sure this applies to many other smiths. F.W.
Format: Softcover - spiral bound. Dimentions: 6" x 9 1/2" Pages: 153 Illustrations: 144
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Catching the Fire
Lyons, Mary E
Philip Simmons, Blacksmith
A stimulating book for young readers about this amazing African-American craftsman. Simmons is truly a hero and role model. His gates, fences, and railings decorate the city of Charleston, SC where he forged for most of his long life.
Format: Hardcover. Dimensions: 8.5" x 9.25" Pages: 48 Illustrations: 29
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Charleston Ironwork
Bayless, Charles N.
Charleston Ironwork
A Photographic Study
This photographic essay records the rich legacy of the artform, as seen in Charleston's remaining ornamental wrought and cast iron examples. The photographs are listed by streets, enabling the visitor to use this book as a guide while enjoying a stroll around this beautiful historic city.
Format: Hardcover. Dimensions: 11.5" x 9.5" Pages: 208 Illustrations: 288
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Cooper, The
Kilby, Kenneth
The Cooper: and His Trade
The Cooper is divided into two parts. The first, partly autobiographical,deals with material, tools, and techniques and discusses the role of the white cooper, the dry cooper and the various kinds of wet cooper. The second part of the books deals with organization and conditions of work and the social history of coopering from early times to the twentieth century.
Format: Softcover. Dimensions: 6" x 9" Pages: 192 Illustrations: 184
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Edgar Brandt
Kahr, Joan
A Premier metalsmith in the early 20th century on France, Edgar Brant (1880-1960) designed and fabricated some of the most beautiful architectural and decorative ironwork of his age. This elegant book recounts his life and work with scholarly text and photographs.
Format: Hard cover. Dimentions: 9 1/4" x 12 1/4" Pages: 240 Illustrations: 300
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Golden Age of Ironwork, The
Magaziner, Henry Jonas
The Golden Age of Ironwork
This book demonstrates the incredible versatility and beauty of scaled-down architectural and ornamental masterpieces.
Format: Hardcover. Dimensions: 8.75" x 11.25" Pages: 224 Illustrations: 171 photographs by Robert D. Golding
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Karl Blossfeldt
Adam, Hans Christian
The Complete Published Work
The plant photography of Karl Blossfeldt. Art forms in nature. Blossfeldt was a sculptor, amateur photographer, and a professor at Berlin's school of arts and crafts where he taught modeling. The photographers in the know have been waiting for this book. N.Y. Times
Format: Hardcover. Dimensions: 9.75" x 11" Pages: 255 Illustrations: 239
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My Life As An Artist Blacksmith
Whitaker, Francis
My Life As An Artist Blacksmith
An autobiography of the legendary Francis Whitaker. It includes his year with Samuel Yellin, two years in Berlin with Julius Schramm followed by his years on his own in California, Aspen and finally Carbondale, Colorado.
BOTH THIS WHITAKER BOOK AND HIS BOOK 'BEAUTIFUL IRON' plus the bonus of the translation of JULIUS SCHRAMM's book: ALL FOR THE SALE PRICE OF $60
Format: Hardcover. Dimensions: 8. 1/2" x 11" Pages: 121 Illustrations: 29
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