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American Woodworking Machinery was
created in 1897 as a result of a merger of 11 companies in
the industry. The resulting company had bragging
rights as the nation's largest woodworking manufacturer.
The company put out several training books on how to use
their equipment as a professional. Their books were
used in vocational schools to train young woodworkers and
those wanting to get into carpentry as a field.
This DVD-ROM disk contains several publications, training
manuals, and catalogs from American Woodworking Machinery. This collection on
DVD, contains 16 publications
in PDF format.
Please note that this collection contains scans of old books and
magazines, some
of which were in poor condition before being rescued and digitized for
posterity. This means that you may see some pages with creases
and tears that show up in the scans.
Publications List:
American Woodworking Machinery for
Vocational Schools,
86 pages
American WoodWorking Machinery for Vocational Training,
1920,
176 pages
American Wood Working Machinery Company - 4th Edition,
322 pages
American Wood
Working Machinery Company - 5th Edition,
152 pages
American Wood
Working Machinery Company - 6th Edition,
318 pages
American Wood
Working Machinery Company - 7th Edition,
164 pages
American Wood
Working Machinery Company - 9th Edition,
323 pages
American Wood
Working Machinery Company - 11th Edition,
155 pages
American Wood
Working Machinery Company - 13th Edition,
166 pages
American Wood
Working Machinery Company - 14th Edition,
130 pages
American Wood Working Machinery Company 1919 Catalog,
404 pages
Holz Bearbeitungs Maschinen,
102 pages
Illustrated Catalog of New and Improved Wood Working Machinery,
367 pages
On the Manufacture of a Teachers Flat Top Desk, 34 pages
Pocket Catalog, 284 pages
The Last Word On Improvements in Woodworking Machinery, 1883, by Henry Towne,
14 pages
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