A

Adamowicz, Laurent

"Religious Symbols: 'IHS' son of 'IOS' the Carpenter," 60:2 77–83

Agnello, G.

letter, 44:4 127

Agricolae, Uxor

"How Times Have Changed," 45:1 26–27

Aldinger, Henry P.

"STOP PRESS! A Tool Maker's Dozen," 44:3 92
letters, 45:1 30, 51:2 41

Alexander, John D., III

"Inexpert Witness, An" (Alexander), 40:1 15

Alpi, Victor

letter, 44:4 110–111

American Agriculturalist

"Harvesting Hemlock Gum in the New England Woods," 41:4 76–77

Anderson, Clarita and Ann Buermann Wass

"Rivalling Nature in the Beauty and Brilliance of Their Coloring: Synthetic Dyes and Fashionable Colors in Godey's Lady's Book and Magazine 1856-1891," 53:4 156–162, 53:4 169

Anderson, Marcia

"Minnesota Historical Society Acquires the Tools and Equipment of the Saint Paul Boat and Oar Works," 46:1 17

Archibald, Frank S.

letter, 42:4 110

Armistead, Donald A.

"Animal Tool Behavior," 43:4 110
"Applications of the Wedge," 49:3 75–81
"Artist's Tool Kit, An," 42:1 17
"As the Wheel Turns," 45:4 106–107
"Bit Unusual, A," 47:1 27–31
"Different Applications of a Simple Metallurgical Activity," 52:3 107
"Lesson in Organization, A," 44:3 73
"Lore of the Abrasive Little Strawberry, The," 44:3 91–92
"Lore of the Little Red Abrasive Strawberry, The," 47:1 13–14
"More on Whetstones," 41:4 76
"Most Unusual Tool, A," 55:1 41
"On Tiring of a Wooden Wheel," 51:1 19–22
"Plain Truth, The," 43:4 97
"Plug and Feather: A Simple Tool, Yet Very Effective," 47:2 43–45
"Plug and Feather Update, A: An Example of Tool Evolution," 50:2 55–56
"Some Notes About Sharpening Stones," 43:1 11
"Stone Crusher Inventor Blake Identified and More," 44:3 74–75
"That Ubiquitous Salamander," 45:1 25–26
"'Throwing and Ox' Is Not Throwing the Bull," 45:4 102
letters, 40:2 36A, 43:3 75, 44:1 13, 48:1 33, 49:2 66

Arnold, Roy

letters, 42:3 81, 42:3 83

Ashmun, Lee

letter, 43:2 50

Atchison, Roger

letter, 43:4 106

Atkins, Jacqueline M.

"From Lap to Loom: The Transition of Marseilles White Work from Hand to Machine," 54:1 9–19

Austen, Barbara

letter, 44:4 111

B

Bacheller, Milton

"Story of Benaiah Dean, Story," 47:2 50–52

Badelt, Stan

letter, 44:3 72

Baird, Ron

"Mr. Iske's Compound Implements," 43:4 92
letter, 45:4 119

Baker, Phil

"Henry Disston Full Back Mystery, A," 59:3 113
"Nineteenth-Century American Backsaw, The," 59:1 13–21

Baker, Phillip W.

"Jackson Backsaws in America: A Puzzle and a Query," 60:3 126–127

Balden, James F.

letters, 42:3 81, 42:3 83

Ball, Carlos H.

"Early Connecticut Musical Instrument Maker, An," 41:4 73–74
"Function of the 'Piano Tuner's' Bellows," 42:3 70–71
"G. W. Burdick, Quarry Town Tool Maker Improves the Stone Mason's Hammer," 43:1 14
"Palmleaf Hat Manufactory, A," 40:2 19–20
"Slashers: A 'Whatsit' Illustrated," 42:3 67

Banfield, Nelson

"Unusual Hacksaw, An" (author shown as P. West in article), 51:2 42

Barley, Simon

letter, 59:4 163

Barrick, Mac E.

"Townsend Sharpless' Tool House," 44:4 125

Barshied, Willis, Jr.

"In Defense of the Term 'Sith'", 40:4 65–66
"Unusual Cooper's Tool, An," 44:4 107–108
"What a Difference a Mark Makes," 41:1 3
letter, 44:2 60

Bassett, Kendall H.

"Old Time Gallery: From the Collection of Kendall H. Bassett," 45:4 105
letter, 49:2 64

Bates, Alan

letter, 43:3 78

Batory, Dana Martin

"Collecting Vintage Woodworking Machinery Catalogs," 58:3 107–112
"In Search of the Band Ship Saw, Or the Tilting Bandsaw," 56:2 45–55
"Key to Dating Vintage Woodworking Machinery," 57:1 12–15

Baum, Francis

letters, 44:4 116, 45:2 55, 45:3 89

Bave, Bill

letter, 39:3 51

Baxter, Don

letter, 42:1 27

Beale, Galen

"New Hampshire Shakers' Wooden Tub and Pail Industry, The," 47:3 69–78

Beatty, Charles I.

"Untangling the Beattys--A Hundred Years of Edge-Tool Makers, Part I," 60:2 49–67
"Untangling the Beattys--A Hundred Years of Edge-Tool Makers, Part II," 60:3 99–111

Becker, Joseph P.

letter, 49:4 139

Beeks, Dale R.

"Surveyor's Plummet-Lamp, The," 45:2 41

Beiswanger, William L.

"Jefferson and the Art of Roofing," 58:1 18–25, 58:1 36

Bell, Ralph

letter, 44:4 116

Bell, Roger

letter, 43:4 107

Benedict, Jim

letter, 42:4 109

Benson, Paul, and Charles M. Keller

"Ignatius Streibich, Blacksmith," 42:2 47–49

Bernero, Raymond J.

letter, 46:1 25

Berry, Val Roy

letter, 43:3 77–78

Blades, Margaret Bleecker

"'Protect Home Industries,' The Tools of American Labor Provide a Theme for Political Parades," 46:1 6

Blaisdell, Thomas M. (Tom)

letters, 46:2 54, 46:2 55, 53:4 171, 55:3 129

Blake, S.

letter, 44:2 48

Blandford, Percy W., 40:2 34

letters, 39:4 52, 43:4 100, 43:4 107

Bloodworth, Loy H.

letter, 49:4 133

Blower, Jim

letter, 46:1 2

Blumenberg, Bennett (Ben)

"Early, Rare Mark of Francis Nicholson, An," 48:3 63–66
"Neolithic Origin for the Double-Bitted Ax, A," 40:3 51–52
"Seventeenth Century Craftsmen in Newbury, Massachusetts," 42:4 91–93
"Some Early Records of Carpenter's Tools in Ancient Chinese Religious Texts," 41:1 10–11

Blumenberg, Bennett (Ben), and Dale J. Butterworth

"Abel Sampson: Maine Privateer Turned Planemaker," 45:2 35–37
"David Fuller, Rural Planemaker of West Gardiner, Maine, Part I," 44:3 67–70
"David Fuller, Rural Planemaker of West Gardiner, Maine, Part II," 44:4 112–113
"E. S. Lane: A Maine Rule Maker and Scaler" (Butterworth and Blumenberg), 46:1 15–16
"Luther and Joseph Metcalf: Two Cabinetmakers/Planemakers of New England," 44:2 37–38

Boardman, Kathryn A.

"Ah Yes, It's a Sprague," 46:3 73–75
"Theft as the Inspiration for Wit in 1828," 45:1 23–24
letter, 42:2 54, 45:2 46

Bogart, Jeff Vanden

letter, 44:3 72

Bond, Charlie

letter, 45:4 118

Bond, Kener E., Jr.

"More on the Lathes of Peter the Great," 42:2 44–45
letter, 42:1 27

Bonelli, Tim

letters, 43:2 51, 43:3 77, 45:2 44

Bopp, Carl

"Advertisements of Edwin Walker's Tools," 40:4 73A
"Dominy Gauging and Wantage Rod, A," 58:2 49, 58:2 52–53
"Glimpse Inside a Small Musical Instrument Shop, A," 55:2 76–78
"Made in PHILAD^A: No. 1," 56:1 25–27
"Made in PHILAD^A: No. 2," 56:2 68–69
"Made in PHILAD^A: No. 3," 56:4 155–159
"Made in PHILAD^A: No. 4: The Veit Plane Makers," 57:1 16–22
"Made in PHILAD^A: No. 4: The Veit Plane Makers: Follow up," 57:4 156
"Made in PHILAD^A: No. 4: The Veit Plane Makers: Update," 57:3 101
"Made in PHILAD^A: No. 5: From the Distaff Side: Some Female Entrepreneurs," 57:3 96–101
"Made in PHILAD^A: No. 6: Henry Disston's Early History," 57:4 151–156
"Made in PHILAD^A No. 7: Kneass: Six Brothers and a Friend," 58:4 154–161
"Made in PHILAD^A No. 8," 60:1 19–26
"Notes on the National Saw Company and Its Relationship to Henry Disston & Sons," 39:2 26–27
"Plane Truth, The," 44:4 109
"Way It Used to Be: Apprenticeship in a Herkimer County, N.Y. Blast Furnace, The," 39:4 56
letters, 42:4 109–110, 45:4 125

Borkowski, Len

"Band Setter, The: A Curious Tool of the Wheelwright," 43:4 90
"Some Notes on Koehring Concrete Mixers," 43:4 98
"Steinway Pianos, A Longtime American Industry," 41:3 45–46
letters, 39:3 51, 43:4 107, 45:2 63, 45:3 85, 45:3 94, 46:1 32, 54:1 39

Boyd, Milton

"E. Good and the Pre-industrial Bar Clamp," 50:4 117–120
"Milton and William Aldrich: The Lowell Clamp Makers," 49:1 15–18
"Nathan Buttrick, Early Clampmaker in Massachusetts," 57:2 41–46
"Pianoforte Clamp," 49:1 7–8
"Rufus Bliss: Premier Maker of Wooden Clamps," 48:2 62–65
"Wooden Clamps of William J. Hood and His Colleagues, The," 47:4 108–112

Bradley, Bruce E.

letter, 44:4 116

Brady, Philip

letters, 49:1 22, 49:3 99, 49:4 139

Branch, Clyde

letter, 39:4 68A

Braun, George

letter, 47:2 67

Bray, Mike

letter, 46:1 26

Brooke, Kennedy C.

letter, 43:1 23

Brooks, Ralph Edison

"Brooks Edge Tool Manufacturing: Brooksville, Vermont. Nineteenth-Century Tool Production For a Nation Growing Westward," 49:4 103–113
letter, 50:4 128

Brown, Milford

letters, 53:1 35, 53:3 127

Brown, Norton K. (Bud)

"Forgotten Sight, A," 39:1 3
"I've Been Working on the Railroad," 43:4 96
"Old Time Gallery: From the Collection of Norton K. (Bud) Brown," 45:4 104
"Old Time Picture Gallery: Pennsylvania Scenes from the Collection of Bud Brown," 43:1 18
"Some Workers from Our Past," 39:3 39
"Workers from Our Past," 40:3 41
letter, 39:3 52, 45:3 89

Browning, S. P., III

letter, 55:1 15

Brubaker, R. Michael

letters, 45:1 15, 45:4 125

Bruder, Leonard F.

"Whatsit," 50:4 134

Brundage, Jon

"Backroom Boy?, A," 43:2 41
"J. Leander Bishop Recognizes a Yankee Whittling Boy," 44:3 93
"Making Little Ones Out of Big Ones: The Black Crusher," 44:1 18
"P.D.'s Tool Finds a Mate," 41:3 51–52
"Unusual Use of Potatoes, An," 40:3 52
letters, 40:3 36, 42:3 75, 42:4 105, 44:2 47, 44:3 79, 44:4 101, 45:2 37, 45:3 93–94, 46:1 32

Brundage, Lawrence N. (Larry)

"Belts and Pulleys," 42:2 42–43
"C. E. Jennings & Company," 47:2 49, 47:2 67
"Catalog Answers A Question, A," 43:1 12
"Dollars and Scents," 44:1 14–15
"D'ye Ken John Teal? Carpenters' Tool Maker Leeds, England--Princeton, Massachusetts," 41:3 37–39
"Early and Elegant Broad Axe, An," 42:4 97–98
"Elijah Howe, An Update," 42:1 14
"File Notes," 40:3 53
"Forge, Foundry, Machine Shop and Mill," 43:3 71, 43:4 94–95, 44:1 20, 44:2 53–54, 44:3 93, 44:3 95
"Forge, Foundry, Machine Shop and Mill Editorial, A," 44:4 121
"Harvey W. Peace and the R. Hoe Connection," 45:4 100–101
"Harvey W. Peace's Fan Club," 46:1 19
"Is This a Dagger I See Before Me?", 46:2 42–43
"Locating the Steamshovel in Time," 42:1 18
"Man Behind the Lawn Mower, The," 42:3 71
"Metal Working Machines: Their Impact on Planemaking," 43:2 41
"More on Joseph A. Rhodes, Saw Manufacturer, Williamsburg, L.I., N.Y.", 44:4 102–103
"Nail Making by Machinery: A Sometimes Overlooked Contribution to the Development of Industrial Growth," 43:4 94–95
"Pedal Pushers," 44:4 125–126
"S. Felch, Again," 44:1 21
"Saw Gumming," 45:2 62
"Sawing Through the Grit, Part 1," 43:1 9–10
"Sawing Through the Grit, Part II," 43:3 65–67
"Sawing Through the Grit, Part III," 44:2 41–42
"Some Prerequisites to Fueling the Hay Burner," 42:3 68–69
"Still Another Piece on Peace," 46:2 51
"Wheeler, Madden & Clemson, Saw Makers of Middletown, N.Y.", 42:1 15–16
"Who Was S. Felch? Some Facts and Speculation," 43:3 72
"Yankee Ingenuity: Starting from Scratch," 44:4 99–100
letters, 40:1 16A, 42:1 26, 42:2 55, 43:2 48, 43:2 54–55, 43:3 80, 44:1 13, 44:2 62, 44:4 123, 45:2 44

Bullock, A.

"English Visitor Comments on the Saw "Nib," A," 44:2 55

Bunting, William H.

"Back Page History: Hallowell Granite Works Stinchfield Quarry," 56:1 40–41
"Back Page History: PEI Loggers," 56:3 129
"Back Page History: The Wharf at Matinicus Island," 56:2 85

Burchard, Seth W.

"Apprenticeship in German Factory," 43:1 11–12
"Food Chopper," 51:3 96
"Food Choppers," 50:1 23–25
"How Long Does It Take To Make a Barrel?", 44:4 107
"Livelihoods in Upstate New York in 1850," 39:3 35–36
"Thomas Davies: Early English Plane Dealer," 49:3 83–84
"Which Collector Gets the Spill Plane?", 43:4 92
letters, 42:1 25, 42:3 74, 43:4 98–99, 44:1 10, 45:1 17, 45:4 122, 45:4 123, 50:2 63

Burda, John S.

letter, 45:4 126

Burkett, Greg

"The Sager Story," 45:3 70–71

Burtnik, Kim

letter, 52:2 50

Bush, H. Ronald

letter, 42:2 53

Busse, Howard

letters, 44:4 117, 46:2 55

Butterworth, Dale J., and Bennett Blumenberg

"Abel Sampson: Maine Privateer Turned Planemaker," 45:2 35–37
"David Fuller, Rural Planemaker of West Gardiner, Maine, Part I," 44:3 67–70
"David Fuller, Rural Planemaker of West Gardiner, Maine, Part II," 44:4 112–113
"E. S. Lane: A Maine Rule Maker and Scaler" (Butterworth and Blumenberg), 46:1 15–16
"Luther and Joseph Metcalf: Two Cabinetmakers/Planemakers of New England," 44:2 37–38

Byrne, Jim

"Keen Observations on Knife Work and Other Matters," 46:1 24–25

C

Caine, Tubal

"Smith in His Smithy, A," 45:3 87

Campanell, Larry

letter, 44:4 101

Campbell Robert

"Edged Tool Makers," 47:1 14

Candee, Richard M.

"Ipswich Story, The: Technology and Low-cost American Hosiery Production," 55:1 1–11
"Socks and Stockings, Shirts, Drawers, and Sashes: Hand and Machine Knitting for the Union Army," 53:4 145–155
"Thomas Crane and N. F. Hopkins Market the Crane Knitter, 1867-1876," 57:3 111–118

Caputo, Mitzi

letter, 42:1 26

Carman, L. Robert

letter, 39:1 17

Casey, Lionel

"Railway Pioneer Visits the Quincy Granite Railway, A," 43:4 97

Castle, Tracy

letters, 44:3 90, 45:3 95

Causie, Derald R.

letter, 51:2 38

Cecil, Pete

letter, 47:1 33

Chandler, Harry R.

"Pennsylvania Iron Furnace, A," 45:3 87–88
letters, 43:4 105, 44:4 111, 45:1 21, 45:4 123, 46:1 28

Clegg, Alfred

letter, 43:1 22

Clingan, Forest M.

letters, 39:2 32, 43:3 77, 44:3 83

Cole, Victor

"Tasty Shavings," 58:3 127

Coles, Susan

letters, 44:2 49, 45:2 56, 45:3 91, 45:3 93

Collet, Edna

letter, 45:3 85

Comerford, Barry

letters, 43:3 75, 45:4 122

Conway, Cliff

letter, 44:1 28

Cooney, Catherine, and E. Richard McKinstry

"Gleanings from Libraries: The Winterthur Library," 58:1 37–39

Cooper, Carolyn C.

"Visualizing Invention, from Tools to Machines in the Career of Thomas Blanchard (1788-1864), 44:1 3–6
letters, 44:3 76, 44:3 87, 45:2 46–47

Cooper, Carolyn C. (misprinted as Grace)

"Mortising machines," 49:3 98–99

Cooper, Lewis C.

"And Obed Begat Jehu and Jehu Begat Azariah I Chronicles 2:37," 42:4 97
"Note on the Restoration of Old Tools," 45:1 22–23
letters, 42:4 93, 42:4 109

Cope, Ken

"Harvey W. Peace, Sawmaker," 46:1 18–19
"More on the Connecticut Arms & Manufacturing Co. A Whodunit? Feature Article," 45:1 22
"Sorting Out the Goodell Companies," 45:4 115

Cottrell, Betty, and Karl West

"American Glue Company, The: A Gritty Problem," 53:1 26–32
letter, "American Glue Factory Revisited," 53:2 82

Cox, J. B.

"Unusual Plane Configuration, An," 57:1 31–34

Coy, Fred E., Jr.

"Question about the Machinery that Produced Lithographic Stone," 45:2 59–60

Cramer, Allen B., 40:2 36–36A
Crom, Theodore R. (Ted)

"Ancient Identity Marks," 54:3 128
"One Collector's Small Frame Saws," 55:3 145–150, 55:3 157
"Rack-Wing Compass and Caliper, The," 47:4 105–107
"Rack-Wing Compass and Caliper, The: A Follow-up," 48:3 52
letters, 43:4 107, 45:1 30, 53:3 127

Crom, Theodore R. (Ted), and Hans Richard Mackenstein

"Sixteenth Century Nürnberg Tools," 54:2 81–85

Cronn, Bob

letter, 43:1 21

Crouch, Daniel J.

letters, 43:4 107, 44:2 34, 44:2 38

Crowe, David B.

"Danish Sabot Axe," 40:1 13
letters, 42:1 27, 43:1 21, 45:2 44

Crumrin, Timothy

"Fuel for the Fires: Charcoal Making in the Nineteenth Century," 47:2 35–38

Cummings, Beatrice

"One Darn Thing After Another," 43:1 15

Cunningham, Pat

letter, 45:1 21

Curcio, Anna

letters, 42:3 81, 42:4 109, 43:2 52, 43:3 79, 44:3 95

Curtis, Bill

letter, 45:1 10

D

Daniels, Peter

"Hatchet Questions," 42:2 45–46
"Trussing of Staves, A -- A Miscellany of Pieces on Coopers, Barrels, and Related Subjects," 45:1 13
letters, 42:2 37, 42:2 41, 42:4 109, 43:1 10, 43:2 50, 44:1 22, 44:4 117, 45:2 47, 45:3 89, 45:4 125

D'Astous, Zenon

letter, 43:1 22

David, Johan

"Comments from Abroad," 41:1 10
letters, 43:4 99, 43:4 105

Davis, John C.

"Hoard of Old Fashioned Razor Strops," 45:3 86

De Avila, Richard T. (Dick)

"And they Still Came," 45:2 61
"Ceasor Chelor and the World He Lived in," 46:2 39–42
"Ceasor Chelor and the World He Lived in, Part II," 46:4 91–97
"Jethro Jones--Cesar Chelor Connection, The," 42:4 87–88
"S. M. Burt: Turner, Wheelwright--and Planemaker?", 42:2 37
"Whatsits" query, 53:2 83
letters, 44:1 17, 45:3 66, 46:2 46, 46:2 48, 46:2 53

DeLay, John F.

"House Moving in 1928," 41:4 75

Delsman, James

letter, 42:2 37

Deltier, Margot

letter, 44:4 119–120

Demarest, Bob

letter, 45:3 83

Denning, Larry

"Worshipful Company of Horners, The," 54:3 110–113

DeWitt, Ward S.

letter, 43:1 21

Dickerson, Dick

letter, 43:3 80

Diers, Sandra (Sandy)

letter, 42:4 93

Dines, Jim

letter, 45:3 83

Donnelly, Lee

letter, 44:3 79

Donovan-Hall, Pamela

"Black Settlers In and Near Blandford, Massachusetts," 43:2 42
"Whetstone Quarry and Its Proprietor, A," 42:4 98
letter, 43:1 24

Doudet, Elenore

letter, 42:3 74

Douglass, Henry

letter, 42:4 105

Dover, Manfred

letter, 44:4 127

D'Ovidio, Gene

letter, 44:1 28

Drury, Elizabeth

"Antiques: Traditional Techniques of the Master Craftsmen," 40:2 35

Dugre, Conrad

letters, 44:3 72, 44:3 76

Dunning, E. Ruth, and Janet Mishkin

"Better Way through Technology, A: Warren R. Van Vliet, Inventor," 53:2 43–47

Dutton, John E.

letter, 44:2 62

Dwyer, Pat

"Primitive But Effective Cupola Operation, A," 42:4 98–99

E

Eaton, Reg

letters, 40:2 35–36

Eckers, Steven

"Hatmaking Improvement of M. H. Ryder, The," 43:2 41
letter, 45:3 94

Eckers, Sue

letters, 40:2 36A

Elias, David P.

letter, 42:3 82

Elliott, Doug

letter, 55:1 40

Elliott, Thomas

"Dominy Planes at the Henry Francis Du Pont Winterthur Museum, The," 57:2 79–81
"Plane Chatter: Jonathan Brooks, Cabinetmaker & Patriot," 60:1 40–41
"Three Generations of Hovey Craftsmen," 53:3 114–116

Ellis, Dave

letter, 42:3 82

Englund, David V.

"Chelor's Deluxe Version Planes," 59:1 22–23
"Eighteenth Century Planemakers' Stamps, 40:2 25–26
"Francis Nicholson--Living in Wrentham," 53:1 33–35
"How I Decided to Collect Nicholson & Chelor Planes," 52:2 75–77
Introduction to Newman's "A Numbering of the Inhabitants: Together with Statistical and Other Information, Relative to Woonsocket, R.I.", 55:2 79, 55:2 81
"Josiah Blake's Account Book 1754-1765," 55:1 27–30
"Roger Phillips, World-Class Tool Collector," 56:2 76–79
"Roy Arnold Man of Tools," 51:4 106–109
"Study of Two Francis Nicholson Planes, A," 50:1 29–30
"Trends in Tool Collecting," 48:3 57–59
"Whatsits," 49:3 97–99

Erksine, Linwood M., Jr.

"Whatsits: More on Pigs," 56:3 126

Evans, Nancy Goyne

"Windsor-Chair Making in America: From Craft Shop to Consumer, A Book Preview," 58:4 133–140

Evans, Sheldon

letter, 44:3 83

F

Fales, Clifford D., 46:2 38, 46:2 46

"Another Two-Hand Saw and Some Saw-Related Patents," 43:3 73–74
"Even More on Wheeler, Madden & Bakewell," 42:3 71–72
"In Consideration of Measurement," 53:2 78–80
"Spiral Screwdrivers," 47:4 114
"Spiral Screwdriver Update, A: The Decatur Coffin Company," 54:3 118–120
"Whatsit Rule," 47:4 118
"Zachry T. Furbish and the Forest City Screwdriver Co.: The Roots of "Yankee" Screwdrivers," 56:4 133–145
letters, 42:1 27, 43:1 22

Farnham, Alexander

"Our Front Cover: Blacksmith's Shop," 51:4 125
letter, 42:3 83

Favret, Clarence F., Jr.

letter, 44:4 111

Feely, Wayne E.

"Cal-Tape Slide Rule, The," 50:1 22
"Chemical Slide Rules," 50:2 44–48
"Fuller Spiral Scale Slide Rule, The," 50:3 93–98
"K&E Sliderules," 49:2 50–52
"Last Days of K&E Slide Rules, The," 52:2 62–66
"Paisley Slide Rule, The," 49:4 113
"Thacher Cylindrical Slide Rules," 50:4 125–127

Feldman-Wood, Florence

"Double-Flyer Spinning Wheels," 53:4 132
"Double-Flyer Spinning Wheels Update," 54:1 37–38
"Solomon Plant and His Customers," 56:1 9–15

Ferrell, Merri

letter, 44:2 61

Fessler, Dave, and Anne Fessler

letters, 45:2 43, 45:2 47

Feuerstein, John

"Possible Purpose of the Two-hand Saw Handle, A," 39:3 50
letter, 42:1 25–26

Finch, Robert (Bob)

"Another Curious Measuring Device," 50:3 105
"Some Unusual Rules," 42:3 73
"Special Purpose Square: A Puzzler," 45:4 113–114
letters, 45:4 116, 45:4 122

Fish, Roland

letters, 44:2 60, 44:3 79, 44:4 127, 45:1 20, 45:3 83

Fisher, C. E.

letter, 43:3 77

Fisher, Ray

letters, 45:4 123, 46:1 25

Fitzgerald, J.

letter, 44:4 119

Fix, Edward B.

"In a Carpenter's Own Words: Letters of Seth Williamson, 1810-1835," 56:4 146–154

Focazio, Peter

letter, 45:2 55

Foley, Robert

"Newport's Eighteenth-Century Window Frames," 55:1 12–15

Folsom, Millicent

letter, 45:3 91

Forgie, Shirley M.

letter, 45:3 84

Foster, Katie

letters, 44:3 70, 44:3 72

Fox, Hugh R.

letters, 45:2 45, 45:2 55, 45:4 122

Franklin, Linda Campbell

letters, 40:2 35, 45:1 16

French, Gary E.

"Float Note, A," 44:4 124
letters, 44:4 105, 44:4 111, 44:4 116, 44:4 123, 45:1 17, 45:1 21, 45:1 30–31, 45:2 45, 45:3 84, 45:4 119–120, 50:2 56

Frey, Harry W., 42:3 77
Friberg, Todd

"Collecting Saw Sets," 49:1 9–14
"Saw Gummers," 51:1 8–10

Fridlington, Robert

"Sith vs. Scythe, Another View," 41:1 9

Fuller, Raymond J.

letter, 43:1 21

G

Gamble, James

letters, 40:1 16A

Gamble, James D.

"Axe Heads and Handles," 57:2 47–50
"Hatchet Nail Pullers," 41:4 66–67

Gannicott, Eric

"More on the Dietrich Saw Handle," 39:4 65
letters, 45:2 56, 48:1 19

Gardner, M.

letters, 44:2 49, 44:3 89, 45:3 93

Garrett, Charles, Jr. (Chuck)

letters, 42:2 30, 42:3 80, 42:3 83, 42:4 105, 44:4 103, 44:4 110

Gartner, Brian

letter, 43:4 105

Garvin, Donna-Belle

"Another New Hampshire Log Caliper Maker," 45:2 58

Gauntlett, James F. (Jim)

"Badger Toat, The: Open or Closed?", 45:1 23
"Diagonal Square, The," 49:3 95–96
"In Consideration of Measurement," 53:2 78–80
"Nibs Ain't Just for Writing," 47:4 101–104
"Old Saws for Tables," 51:4 128
"'Spring' Plane, The," 48:2 56–61
letters, 45:1 16, 46:1 32, 46:1 33, 49:1 30, 49:4 133

Gaynor, Jay

"Chuck-It: Eighteenth-Century Metal-Pad Braces," 53:3 96–104
"Mr. Hewlett's Tool Chest--Part II," 39:1 4–8
letters, 42:2 49, 42:2 54, 46:3 88–89, 47:2 45

Gedney, Bart

"Breech Wrench vs. Jam Wrench," 41:3 49
"Machines and the Cooper," 44:4 108
letters, 42:3 82, 42:4 93, 43:1 24, 43:4 106

Gedney, Bartholomew, and David Grayson

"Handling an Axe," 39:3 48–49

Gedney, Charity

"Around the House," 43:4 91–92, 44:2 49–50, 45:1 25–27, 45:2 56–57, 45:2 62, 45:3 91–92, 45:4 116–117, 46:1 31
"Around the House Collectibles," 45:1 27, 45:2 57
"Art vs. Old Tools, a Clear and Present Danger," 41:3 51
"From Keyboards to Running Boards and Back," 41:4 73
"Lott's Lot," 43:3 72
"Mill Girls," 44:2 52
"Staff of Life in Colonial America, The," 39:1 9–12
"Voyage 'Round the Horn," 42:2 44
letters, 39:2 32A, 42:3 74, 43:255

George, Eugene

letter, 51:3 98

Gerber, Warren V.

"Smokers' Lighting Devices," 39:4 57–58

Gerow, C. C. "Cub"

letter, 53:3 127

Gervazoni, Renzo

"Saw Setter Illuminated," 46:2 52

Gibson, Kay

"Golden Age of Farm-produced Butter in New England and the Mid-Atlantic Region 1700s to 1800s, The," 52:3 85–92

Gilbert, Harold W.

letter, 45:2 45–46

Gillespie, Edward P.

letter, 45:3 85

Gillow, Jack H.

letter, 45:2 44

Gilmore, Bob

"At Last a Second Williams Universal Plane if Found, Dave Switzer Turns Up Example Far From Home in California," 42:4 96
letters, 45:2 54, 46:1 21

Glissman, Edna M.

"Made in California," 42:2 31–32
letter, 43:4 107

Gluth, Mark A.

letter, 45:2 54

Goddard, Jim

letter, 43:3 80

Goodson, James

"Plane Chatter: "Early Totes, Some Variant Features," 60:4 172–173

Goody, Rabbit

"Combining Two Camps," 53:4 131

Goolsby, Jerald

letters, 39:1 15, 39:3 52, 42:1 26

Gorham, Paul

letter, 45:1 16

Gorlin, Jack

letter, 45:1 24

Goss, Grace Jenkins

"Fabulous Florian, The," 49:3 72–74
"Scissors or Shears????", 49:2 60
"Sewing Bird, The," 49:4 132–133

Gotschall, H. Dale, 42:4 104
Grabb, John R.

"Band Cutter Comes and Goes," 40:4 62–63
"Saloon Cigar Lighter," 40:4 73A

Grabowski, Ron

"Improver's Improvement Improved, An," 44:3 86
"Some Further Questions About the Lamson Hoop Lock Cutter," 44:4 106
letter, 45:2 63

Graham, Robert D. (Bob)

"Domestic Archeology in Concord: Thoreau and Hunt House, Part I," 43:1 7–8
"Domestic Archeology in Concord: Thoreau and Hunt House, Part II," 43:2 33–35
"Plane Talk," 45:4 103
"Two Plane Questions," 45:4 103
letter, 43:3 80

Grasso, Joe

"Lowly Adjustable Hollow Auger, The," 45:2 60
letter, 40:4 70

Grayson, David, and Bartholomew Gedney

"Handling an Axe," 39:3 48–49

Green, Doris, and Michael Knight

"Old Saws and Clever Tricks," 39:1 15

Green, Susan

"Modern Carriage Drafting 1850s to the Present, 48:2 35–40

Greenberger, Howard

"Expressions to Our Language by Our Trades and Crafts," 39:4 67
"Peripatetic Tool Prospecting," 39:3 46–47

Greenberger, Howard L.

letter, 43:2 50

Greenberger, Howard L., and B. J. Greenberger

letter, 46:1 32

Greenberger, Howard L., and Philip Korsant

"Bergeron Lathe, A," 42:1 12

Greenhalgh, Jack

letter, 45:2 46

Greenspan, Harvey

letters, 43:2 48, 43:2 52, 43:4 106

Griffiths, Alan

letter, 45:3 79

Griswold, Beecher

letter, 43:4 102

Groschen, Roberta

letter, 45:2 45

Guinness, Alison C.

"Portland Brownstone Quarries, The," 55:3 95–111

Gunn, Virginia

"Sorting Out the Hartmans, Nineteenth-Century Coverlet Weavers of Central Ohio," 55:1 16–26

Guthrie, Wendell

letter, 42:3 74

H

Haan, Ted

letter, 43:1 25

Haarmann, Peter F.

letters, 44:2 48, 44:2 56

Haarmann, Razee

"Razee Rationale," 45:2 61

Hacker, Marion A.

letter, 45:4 122

Hadcock, Walt

letters, 44:3 76, 44:3 83

Hall, Andrew M.

"History of the Lawn Mower, The: Part 1: 1830 to 1900," 52:2 43–50
"History of the Lawn Mower, The: Part 2: 1900 to 1940," 52:3 93–98

Hall, Elton W.

"Blanchard Butter-Worker, The," 56:3 114–115
"Braddock D. Hathaway, a New Bedford Toolmaker," 54:2 60–66
"D'Elia Antique Tool Museum in Scotland, Connecticut, The," 59:1 7–12
"Development of the Illustrated Tool Catalog, The," 60:1 1–16
"Eighteenth Century Shipping Crate for Glass, An," 54:4 164–165
"Henry Cunningham, Boatbuilder of Kingston, Ontario," 57:2 72
"Howland's Hoisting Apparatus," 57:1 30
"John Stevens Shop, The: Three Hundred Years of Stonecutting in Newport," 58:4 141–153
"Lady's Tool Chests in 1907," 50:1 31–32
"Millstone Pickmaker, A," 56:2 84
"Passing the Block," 56:4 168–169
"Power Axe Wood Splitter," 55:1 34
"Rockport Granite Company, The," 58:3 124–125
"Shenandoah: A Survival of 19th Century Technology," 48:1 1–6, 48:2 41–45
"Sibley Scythe Co., North Newport, N. H.", 57:3 124–125
"'Use them Once and You Will Use No Other'--Leonard Fenn Axes," 57:4 157

Hall, Franklin Pierce

"Barbells of Old South, The: The Extraordinary Early, Pressed-Glass Doorknobs of Old South Meeting House," 55:3 133–140

Hamilton, Richard

letter, 43:1 22–23

Hanchett, Dale

letters, 43:2 50, 44:4 110, 44:4 117

Hands, Edmund, and Robert Vogel

"Pools of Easton, Massachusetts, The: A Family of Mathematical and Philosophical Instrument Makers," 50:1 1–11

Hardin, Liz

"DAT Update: Allan Hills, Not Quite So Old" (letter), 57:4 139

Harp, Gene

"Bronze Replaces Babbett," 57:4 160–161

Hart, David S., 48:2 67
Hayes, Caroline J.

letter, 43:1 22

Haynes, Francis B.

letter, 44:4 110

Headley, Richard

letter, 46:2 54

Heatherly, Nicholas A.

"Pavement Layer's Concrete Mixing Machine, A," 43:1 12

Heine, Günther

"Impossible Looking Dovetail Joints on Wooden Mallets," 47:2 39–41
"Our Rear Cover: Didactic Pictures of German Trades; The Carpenter, 49:1 23–24
"Toolmakers of Hamburg in the 19th Century: The Manufacture of Tools of the Woodworking Trades," 48:2 47–53

Hemmingsen, Erik

letters, 43:1 25, 44:2 60

Henderson, Debbie

"Forming Machine, The: How the manufacturing of hats went from 6 to 600 per day," 51:3 75–79
"Making of a Felt Hat, The," 52:4 155–160
"Stetson Myth, The," 51:4 110–117
letter, 54:1 38

Hepner, Richard M.

"Hay Knives and Hayforks," 41:1 13–14

Hermanek, William (Bill)

"Machine Drain, The," 44:3 93
letters, 45:1 20, 45:1 25

Herrick, Oliver L.

"German Augers in Wisconsin," 41:3 48

Hewitt, Stephen

letter, 44:4 111

Higginbottom, Peter

"James Griffith's Book," 45:2 57, 45:2 62

Hill, Vincent

letter, 45:1 30

Hilmer, Heinz

letter, 44:1 21

Hilty, James W.

letters, 42:3 80, 45:1 16, 45:3 85

Hodge, Al

letters, 43:4 106, 45:1 20–21, 45:2 54, 45:2 55

Holloway, Wendy

letter, 43:4 106

Holt, Bill

letter, 44:3 94

Hope, Brian T.

"Early, Rare W. Evens Sash Plane, An," 50:4 131–132
"Primitive Knife Construction: The Poured Pewter Bolster Method," 52:1 34–37

Hopfe, Ann

letter, 44:4 119

Hopfe, Barbara

"Cataract Washing Machine, The: Saving Women's Labor in 1860," 43:4 92
letters, 39:2 32A, 39:3 52A, 40:1 16A, 42:2 49, 43:2 52, 43:3 81, 44:1 10, 44:1 17, 45:1 20, 45:1 25

Horner, Bob, and Steve Johnson

"Foot-Powered Woodworking Machinery of W. F. & John Barnes Company, 48:4 75–88

Hosford, Jean

letter, 49:3 82

Howes, Stephen

"Whetstone Mill," 41:3 51

Hugill, Rick

letter, 44:4 121

Huis, Brian C.

letter, 39:3 52A

Hummel, Charles F.

"Dominy Family Agricultural/Textile Tool, A," 58:2 49–51

Hummer, Mary H.

letter, 44:1 29

Humphrey, Michael (Mike)

"Plane Collector Talks about the Enrichment His Avocation Offers, A," 43:4 97–98
"Search for a Planemaker of Yeoman Stock," 44:4 101
letter, 45:1 19

Hunter, William

letter, 43:1 21–22

Hurley, Marian L.

letter, 43:3 79

Hutchins, Patricia

letter, 43:1 26

I

Ingraham, Ted

"Francis, John and Cesar: A Different View of their Planes," 54:1 1–8
"Francis Nicholson Up-Date," 58:3 120–123
letter, 48:1 26

Innes, Barbara

letter, 45:2 47

Irwin, John Rice

letter, 43:3 77

J

Jackson, Donald D.

"Follow-up: Van Vliet Cash Drawers," 53:4 167
letter, 51:1 7

Jacob, Suzanne Fellman

"Corn Husking Pegs," 59:3 97–102

Jacob, Walter W.

"Advertising Signs of the Stanley Rule & Level Co. -- Script Logo Period (1910-1920)", 59:2 70–74
"Brace Up for a Bit of Stanley History: Part I 1869--1908," 52:4 147–150
"Brace Up for a Bit of Stanley History: Part II 1909--1916," 53:1 9–12
"Brace Up for a Bit of Stanley History: Part III 1917--1958," 53:2 62–65
"'Christmas Present Worth Having, A': Stanley Christmas Promotions," 57:4 140–147
"Early Development of Zig-Zag Rules, The, Part 1," 56:1 32–37
"Early Development of Zig-Zag Rules, The, Part 2," 56:2 70–75
"Early Development of Zig-Zag Rules, The, Part 3," 56:3 116–120
"Early Development of Zig-Zag Rules, The, Part 4," 56:4 160–167
"History of Stanley Four-Square Household Tools, The, Part I," 59:3 114–119
"History of Stanley Four-Square Household Tools, The, Part II," 59:4 155–160
"Leonard Bailey Cabinetmakers' Block Plane," 52:2 60–61
"Man Who Turned the Stanley Works Around, The: The Story of William H. Hart," 58:4 163–168
"Stanley Advertising and Imprinted Tape Rules," 57:3 105–110, 57:3 118
"Stanley Advertising Zig-Zag Rules, Their Variety and Types," 57:2 73–78
"Stanley Garden Tools," 57:1 23–27
"Stanley Hand Drills, Part II, The Early Twenties," 60:4 165–171
"Stanley Hand Drills, Part III, Early Twenties Steel-Frame Drills," 60:1 35–37
"Stanley Hand Drills: The Beginning," 60:3 129–132
"Stanley Non-Sparking Beryllium Copper Tools," 53:3 105–107
"Stanley Plumb Bobs," 58:1 40–43
"Stanley Rule & Level Company, The," 51:3 80–84
"Stanley Rule & Level Company, The: Charles L. Mead and the Acquisition of E. A. Stearns," 51:4 120–122
"Stanley's Adjustable Cabinetmakers' Rabbet Planes," 59:1 25–31
"Stanley Shirt Pocket Catalogs," 58:2 80–84
"Stanley Shirt Pocket Catalogs, Part II," 58:3 113–119
"Stanley's Open-Front Miter Box, No. 150," 60:2 84–87
"Stanley Tapes Measure the World, Part I," 53:4 163–167
"Stanley Tapes Measure the World, Part II," 54:1 31–34
"Stanley Tapes Measure the World, Part III," 54:2 75–80
"Stanley Tapes Measure the World, Part IV," 54:3 121–125
"Stanley Tapes Measure the World, Part V," 54:4 154–159
"Turn of the Screw, The: The History of Stanley Screwdrivers, Part I," 55:1 31–34
"Turn of the Screw, The: The History of Stanley Screwdrivers, Part II," 55:2 59–64
"Turn of the Screw, The: The History of Stanley Screwdrivers, Part III," 55:3 120–125
"Turn of the Screw, The: The History of Stanley Screwdrivers, Part IV," 55:3 151–157
letter, 45:4 109

Jacobs, Don

letter, 44:3 83, 44:4 110

Jeffrey, Jonathan, and Donna Parker

"Fulling Around: The Shaker Fulling Mill at South Union, Kentucky," 52:4 127–133

Jenkins, R. Michael

"Ohio Lumber Mill, An," 40:2 27

Joel, Samuel W.

letter, 49:1 30

Johnson, Donald B.

"Some Vermont Marble Cutter's Hand Tools," 43:3 83

Johnson, Frank

letter, 45:1 16–17

Johnson, Steve, and Bob Horner

"Foot-Powered Woodworking Machinery of W. F. & John Barnes Company, 48:4 75–88

Johnstone, Donald B.

"Bevels, Part I, Butt-locking Designs," 40:2 21–22
"Bevels, Part II, Recessed Pivot-Locking Designs," 40:4 54–56
"Bevels, Part III. Try Square and Bevel Combinations," 41:1 6–7
"Bevels, Part IV. Try Square and Bevel Combinations," 41:3 40–41
"Bevels, Part V. Handmade and Shipwright Designs," 41:4 70–72
"Bevels, Part VI: Unique Designs," 42:2 35–36
"Skinner's Patent Quadrant," 47:4 112
"Stanley's First Combination Try Square and Bevel," 42:4 106
letter, 39:3 52

Jones, Cliff

letter, 44:1 28

Jones, Harry

letter, 43:2 51

Jones, Trevor

"Transformation of the Blacksmith, The: The Chesebro Blacksmith Shop, 1914-1920," 54:1 20–25

K

Kail, Mimi

letter, 43:2 52

Kappeler, Mary

"He Versus She, Or Humor As It Was One Hundred Years Ago," 44:2 51–52
letters, 40:1 16A, 42:3 74, 44:4 119

Kappeler, Richard (Dick)

"Dutch? Scythe Anvil, A," 40:4 68
"Example of Farm Mechanization, An," 44:1 19
"Grobet Swiss Files," 45:4 115
"Horse Power Testimonial, A," 44:3 93
"Machinery Invades the Farm," 44:1 20
"Pre-Eighteenth Century Bill Hook, A?", 39:1 14
"Stage Coach Transportation in the Mid-Nineteenth Century," 42:2 43–44
"Walden Tool Box of Henry David Thoreau, The," 41:4 67–69
letters, 40:3 53, 42:1 25, 42:2 41, 42:4 110, 43:1 25, 43:2 52, 43:3 64, 43:4 106, 43:4 108, 44:2 47, 44:3 83, 44:4 110, 45:1 20, 45:3 94, 46:1 26

Kean, Herb

"Plane Chatter: A Tribute to Jack Whelan on his Retirement," 60:3 133

Kebabian, Paul B.

"Dewey & Newton Bench Plane, The, and The Evidence of a Manufacturing Process," 46:4 109–112
"Floor Gauge, The (Erstwhile Clapboard Gauge)", 46:3 81–83
"From the Ridiculously Simple to the Excessively Sublime--Three Clapboard Siding Markers," 46:3 83–84
"Further Notes on the Early English Three Fold Ship Carpenter's Rule," 42:1 3–5
"Match Planes--Old, New, Patented, and . . . Pirated? A Plane Talk Special Feature," 46:1 12–14
"Thomas Harvey and the Manufacture of Wood Screws," 47:3 84–87
"Two Dissimilar Scythe Anvils," 41:3 50
letter, 44:3 75

Kee, Mrs. Ben

letter, 45:2 46

Keeling, William H.

letter, 42:2 54

Keen, Gerald

"Citrus Fruit-Crate Labels: Introduction to an Art and Industry," 42:2 33–35

Kelleher, Tom

"How the Hay Knife Met the Cider Press" (letter), 57:4 136
"Nuts and Bolts," 55:3 112–115
letters, 44:4 110, 55:2 78

Keller, Charles M., 44:2 56, 44:2 62

"Boat Equipment in N. Smith's Daybook," 43:4 101–102
"Don't Scorn the Horn," 45:1 14
"Forging Problem, A," 42:3 72
"Tudor Farming, Thomas Tusser and American Tools," 43:2 38–40
letters, 44:2 61–62, 45:4 107, 45:4 109

Keller, Charles M., and Paul Benson

"Ignatius Streibich, Blacksmith," 42:2 47–49

Kelly, Patrick M.

"Enos Robbins and Other Early Utica Area Planemakers," 52:2 51–59
"Enos Robbins Follow-up," 56:1 39
"I. N. Miller: Maker of Wooden Children's Woodworking Planes," 57:2 51–53
"Imprints and Characteristics of the Planes of Robert Wells, Elisha G. Wells, and Chester R. Wells," 59:3 103–108
"Planemaker's Account Ledger, Part 1, A," 45:1 8–10
"Planemaker's Account Ledger: Part II, A," 45:2 42–43
"Planemaker's Account Ledger, Part III--Conclusion, A," 45:3 80–83
"Planemakers in Utica, N.Y., City Directories: 1817-1867," 53:2 54–61
"Plane that Bears the Imprints of Two Manufacturers, A: The Union Factory and the Phoenix Company," 58:2 66–68
"Wells Family Planemakers, The," 44:1 6–10

Kenneth D. Roberts

"Edward Preston & Sons, LTD.", 48:4 90–93

Kilbride, Owen

letter, 42:2 54

Kilkenny, Alec

letter, 45:4 125

King, Vincent

"You Never Know," 42:1 22–23

Kinney, Thomas A.

"John Baldwin and the Grindstone Lathe," 49:4 125–129

Kinsey, Sue

"More on Corn Slitting," 56:2 81

Kinsey, Ted

"Cover Story: A Useful Blockhead," 58:3 99
"Heavy Duty Soap" (letter), 57:3 123
"How Much is that Rabbet in the Window?", 58:2 69
"Ox Bow Form," 56:3 124–125
"Place for Everything, A," 60:1 17–18
"Rare Event, A: A Paintbrush Survives the Nineteenth Century," 55:3 118–119
"Unfinished Business: Deconstructing a Plane Construction," 55:3 158–159

Kirby, Bernard

"Further Notes on McCormick and the Machine Age," 44:2 53–54

Klaiss, Rudolph L.

letter, 43:2 50

Klein, Lou

letter, 43:2 49

Klenman, Allan

"Abercrombie & Fitch Axe," 52:1 38
"Amoskeag Ax Company of Manchester New Hampshire," 51:4 129–130
"Australian Oddity, An," 52:4 161
"Axe Identified," 50:2 63
"Beatty Axe Company, The," 48:1 20–21
"Blenkhorn Axe Company," 47:4 127
"Chopping Away," 49:2 49
"Dixie Axes, The," 51:3 95–96
"Dorpian," 50:4 128
"Famous Spiller Axe Family, The," 44:2 40
"Hourigan Clan!, The," 43:4 93
"Jamestown Axe Company," 51:1 23–24
"Josiah Fowler of New Brunswick," 54:1 26–30
"Lincoln Axe Company of Dubuque, Iowa, The," 47:2 41
"Lizzie Borden Chapter Amalgamated Tree Fellers Association," 46:1 31
"Mann Name in Canada, The," 53:3 95, 53:3 122
"Marble's Axes," 47:2 42
"Pioneer Canadian Axe-Maker J. Warnock & Co.", 42:4 94
"RKB--131 Years--And Still Going Strong," 48:3 60
"Romer Legacy, The," 46:1 11, 46:1 35
"Smart Manufacturing Company," 50:1 20
"20th Century House Brands and Trade Names Used on Axes," 50:1 insert
"Vermont's Legendary Chopper," 48:1 16
"Witherell Axe Company of Oakland, Maine, The," 50:1 37, 50:2 43
letters, 43:3 64, 43:4 107, 45:3 89, 45:4 120, 46:1 28, 46:2 54, 50:1 36

Kline, John B.

letter, 43:3 58

Klingler, Eugene L. (Gene)

"American Braces in the 19th Century, Part II," 41:3 42–44
"American Braces in the 19th Century, Part III," 41:4 64–65
"Cable Tool Drilling and the Klingler Family of Pennsylvania," 53:3 87–92
"Collecting Compasses," 39:4 63
"E. W. Carpenter at Home," 47:2 60–61, 47:2 67
"Glimpses of the Massachusetts Lumbering Industry," 42:2 42
"How to Cap an Oil Well," 49:3 86
"Living In," 50:1 11
"Make-Do, The: A New Life for the Broken Tool," 43:3 61
"Our Rear Cover: Joseph Klingler, Shoemaker," 49:2 67
"Saving Saws," 47:3 100
"Tools for the Brace, Part 1," 45:1 4–5
"Tools for the Brace, Part II," 45:2 40
"Tools for the Brace, Part III--Conclusion," 45:3 78–79
letters, 39:3 52A, 39:4 52, 42:2 54, 43:1 23

Knapp, Richard F.

"Crushing Retort, A," 44:3 84
"Workin' on the Railroad: Southern Railway's Steam Locomotive Repair Facilities at Spencer, North Carolina," 50:3 74–87
letter, 54:1 38–39

Knight, Michael H.

"More About the 'Workers from Our Past'", 41:1 14

Knight, Michael H., and Doris Green

"Old Saws and Clever Tricks," 39:1 15

Knoblock, Eileen

letter, 44:4 118–119

Kochera, Ron

letter, 40:2 34

Kosmerl, Frank

"Account of Whiskey Barrel Making Before the Civil War," 40:4 71–72
"Bit Braces of New York State," 45:1 6–7
"Buffalo Bit Brace Makers, 45:4 101
"'Duplex' Saw, The," 42:1 13
"Edge Tools in the 19th-Century Kitchen," 49:3 94
"Even More on the Dietrich Saw Handle," 40:1 14–15
"First American Manufactured Brace?", 42:3 67–68
"German Carpenter Tool Beer Mug," 50:2 48
"Interesting Iron Square, An," 51:3 85–86
"Patent Drawings Versus the 'Real Thing'", 49:4 136
"Pennsylvania's Goosewing Axes and Early Iron and Steel Technology," 54:4 135–143
"Rochester, New York: A 19th-Century Edge-Tool Center. Part 1, The Triphammer Building," 47:4 119–123
"Rochester, New York: A 19th-Century Edge-Tool Center. Part 2," 48:1 7–12
"Rochester, New York: A 19th-Century Edge-Tool Center. Part 3," 49:2 35–42
"Rochester, New York: A 19th-Century Edge Tool Center," Part IV, 50:1 13–20
"Rochester, New York: A 19th-Century Edge Tool City Part V: David R. Barton", 53:1 13–25
"Saw Knives," 47:4 104
"1710 Anvil," 51:1 25
"Veterinarian's Speculums," 47:4 129
letters, 39:4 67, 43:1 24–25, 43:4 105, 48:1 19, 51:1 12

Kricker, James

letter, 45:4 125

Kronmueller, William W.

"Unusual Handsaw Appurtenance, An," 46:2 52–53
letters, 45:4 118, 46:2 51

Kuehhas, Tom

"Bull Session," 45:1 23
letter, 44:4 121

Kurtzman, Ralph

letter, 48:4 95

L

Lakwete, Angela

"Saw Gin Manufacturing Industry in Mississippi, 1796-1860, The," 52:1 9–22

Lamond, Thomas C.

"Spokeshaves and Similar Tools," 52:3 108–113

Landis, Leo E.

"Useful Machine for Shoeing Oxen," 46:1 34–35

Landis, Mary Ann

"Labor and Coal: The Beginnings of a Regional Union in the Anthracite Fields of Pennsylvania, 1854-1874--Part I," 52:3 114–121
"Labor and Coal: The Beginnings of a Regional Union in the Anthracite Fields of Pennsylvania, 1854-1874--Part II," 52:4 134–146

Lang, Christopher

"Cabinetmakers' Tool Chests During the Federal Era," 46:2 45–46

Langan, Tom

"American Money Matters in the Eighteenth and Early Nineteenth Centuries," 46:1 24

Larsen, Ray

"Blacksmith Hugh R. Bailey," 51:1 1–7
"'Satisfied Customer is the Best Advertisement, A" C. Drew & Co.'s Calking Irons," 54:3 102–109

Lasswell, Patrick M.

"Samuel Caruthers," 50:4 135–136

Latané, Thomas, 48:2 67
Lautenschlauger, Kurt

"Description of a 19th -Century Tool Chest, A," 49:2 58–59

Lazaruk, Alex

"Some European Tools on the American Continent," 41:3 39
letters, 45:1 20, 45:1 21, 45:1 24, 45:3 69, 45:3 83, 46:1 33, 46:2 54, 46:3 89

Lea, James

letter, 39:3 52

Leathersich, Glen J.

"Henkel vs. Henckels," 45:4 114

Leavitt, Merton C.

letter, 40:2 35

Lebaron, Naisi

letter, 46:1 26

LeCount, Charles

"Tool Production in the Moravian Community of Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, 1756-1762," 46:2 47–48

Ledwith, Peter M.

letter, 43:2 50–51

Lehmann, Gary Paul

"Inventors and Inventions: Foot Power," 47:4 115–118
"Inventors and Inventions: The 2x4," 47:3 90–91
"Our Rear Cover: Sash Factory," 47:4 129

Lemoine, John

letters, 46:1 26, 46:1 33

Lenard, Jim

letter, 45:4 119

Levine, Charles

letter, 43:3 81

Liebl, Louis

letter, 47:3 83

Lind, Curt

letter, 46:1 21

Lockwood, W. B.

letter, 43:2 54

Lombard, E. S.

letter, 42:2 49

Lott, Gene R.

letter, 44:1 22–23

Lott, George

"Adam Kersh, A Virginia Cabinetmaker," 42:3 66
"Alexander Stuart Coffman 1842-1910," 48:4 69–73

Lovell, A.

letter, 44:3 75, 45:3 84

Lowell, A.

letter, 45:4 125

Lumberly, Bill

letter, 39:4 68A

Lux, Ivan

"Semi-Mechanical Seed Potato Cutter, A," 48:2 67
letter, 40:2 36

Lyman, Fred

letter, 45:2 45

Lynch, Kenneth, Sr.

letter, 39:3 52A

Lynk, Scott

"New Rare Discovery?, A," 53:1 36
"Type Study of the No. 036 Combination Rule," 55:2 55–58

M

MacCammon

letter, 42:3 75

Mackenstein, Hans Richard, and Theodore R. Crom

"Sixteenth Century Nürnberg Tools," 54:2 81–85

MacLeish, Patty

"Editor's Note," 55:2 45, 56:1 41
"Editor's Notes: Describing Your Whatsits," 54:1 41
"Editor's Notes: Unlocking the Door to The Chronicle: A Comprehensive Index," 54:3 131
"Errata: 'Self-Boring Barrel Spigots'", 54:4 143
"From the Editor," 53:1 41
"From the Editor: Textile History Issue," 53:4 131
"More on Our Cover: Justice Court in the Backwoods", 56:2 75
"Two Items of Interest," 60:1 39
"Windmill, Prescott Farm, Middletown, R.I," 53:3 116

Maine, Jonas C.

"Tax List," 45:4 110–111

Major, J. Kenneth

letter, 44:3 94

Malden, Serena

"Soapstone," 45:2 57
letter, 44:4 119

Marlowe, William L.

letter, 44:4 110

Martin, Ervin

letter, 45:3 85

Martin, Richard A.

"Manufacture of Wooden Pails: Logging and Bolting, Part I," 46:2 43–44
"Manufacture of Wooden Pails by Manual Labor, The," 45:3 67–69
letter, 45:1 27

Matz, Robert M.

letters, 42:4 105, 43:3 78, 44:4 116

Mau, Jim

letter, 45:4 127

Maugham, Colin

letters, 43:2 54–55, 44:1 31

McCaffrey, Richard H.

"McCaffrey File Company and the International Expositions, The," 48:3 45–51

McClure, Martin

letter, 42:3 80

McDaniel, Jack

letter, 45:3 89

McKiernan, John

"Detroit's Earliest Plane Maker?", 46:1 21
"Response to Ledger Domain December 1991, A," 45:2 61
letter, 44:2 38

McKinstry, E. Richard, and Catherine Cooney

"Gleanings from Libraries: The Winterthur Library," 58:1 37–39

McMahon, James D., Jr.

"Daniel Danner, Woodturner: An Early Nineteenth-Century Rural Craftsman in Central Pennsylvania," 47:1 15–26

McMaster, Glen W.

letter, 45:3 84

McMillen, Loring

letters, 44:1 31, 45:2 63

Meglio, Jean di

"Dibble You Say, The," 42:1 12

Meinecke, Gordon

letters, 42:1 25, 43:1 23, 43:1 24

Melberg, W. E.

letter, 45:1 17

Mello, David P., and Richard T. De Avila

"Who Was Barney Dean? And Other Related Questions," 42:4 96–97

Melnick, Howard

letter, 45:2 37

Merickel, Michael G., 42:4 109
Meservey, A. B.

"Way It Used To Be: A New England Village About 1845, The," 43:4 101–102

Meyers, Lee

letter, 45:1 27

Mickelson, Bob

letter, 43:2 54

Miller, Richard (Dick)

letters, 43:1 16, 43:2 51

Miller, Steve

"Mules, Horses or Oxen?", 46:4 123

Mironov, Howard

letter, 51:3 96

Mishkin, Janet, and E. Ruth Dunning

"Better Way through Technology, A: Warren R. Van Vliet, Inventor," 53:2 43–47

Mitchell, John F.

letter, 44:1 27

Monk, George

"Encyclopédie in New York, The, 1791," 40:2 23–24
"Joint Rule Invention, A," 42:3 70

Moore, Lennis

letter, 40:2 36A

Morris, Daphne H.

letter, 39:4 68A

Morse, Dan F.

"Wampum Manufacture in New Jersey," 59:1 1–6

Muller, Norman E.

"Some Medieval Italian Carpentry Tools and Techniques," 46:4 98–108
letters, 46:2 53, 47:2 61

Murray, Lee

letters, 43:2 49, 44:1 16

Muse, Louise

"Justus Roe & Sons, Makers of Steel Tape Measures since 1876," 57:4 129–136
letter, 47:4 133

Myers, Antoinette

letters, 44:3 90, 45:2 37, 45:2 39

Myers, Lee

letters, 42:3 82, 43:4 108, 44:2 47, 44:4 113, 44:4 117

N

Nakos, Frederick

letter, 43:2 54

Nasby, David

letter, 46:1 22

Nealley, L. R.

letter, 47:1 33

Neil, Jeff

"Treasure Chest of Late-Nineteenth-Century Tools, A: John E. Kraus's Tool Chest," 60:3 93–98

Nelson, Paul

"Spinning Gold: The Wire Grass Industry of St. Paul," 58:3 89–99

Nelson, Robert E. (Bob)

"Editorial: Tool Prices," 47:2 53–56
"George Miller's Carpenters Gauge," 51:2 61–63
"Griffin Patent Stair Gauge," 51:4 123–125
"Stair Making Gauges," 53:3 117–119
"Thompson Bevel Mysteries," 52:1 1–8
letters, 39:3 51, 39:3 52, 42:4 104–105, 43:2 49, 44:1 16, 46:1 22, 46:1 30, 46:2 55, 43:1 21

Nevins, Dick

letter, 40:1 facing page 1

Newman, S. C.

"Numbering of the Inhabitants, A: Together with Statistical and Other Information, Relative to Woonsocket, R.I.", 55:2 79, 55:2 81

Neyer, William P.

"John Stamm, Pennsylvania Preacher and Tool Maker 1808-1877," 54:2 47–53

Nichols, Nick

"In Search of the Three-Lipped Auger," 59:3 109–110

Nigro, Bobbi

letter, 45:4 116

Norton, M. Ruth

letter, 43:1 24

O

O'Connor, Ryan

"Musical Note, A," 43:3 73

O'Connor, Thomas (Tom)

"American Barbison and the Dominy House, The," 44:3 84–85
"Another First: A Ride on the Blackstone Canal," 44:1 18
"Grind Stone City," 41:1 11
letters, 40:4 70, 42:4 110, 43:2 52, 44:2 47, 44:3 70, 44:4 119

Offerman, Henry

letter, 43:4 100

Ogden, Oliver J.

"Hats of Felt," 45:3 72–75
"Hatters and Hat Making at the Harmony Society, Economy, Pennsylvania, 1826-1875," 43:1 3–5
"Hatters Around A Hatters' Kettle," 44:3 86–87
"Hatter's 'Conformature,' The," 43:4 87–88
letters, 43:3 79–80, 44:2 38, 44:2 48, 45:3 94

Ogden, Sharon

"Lammers' Drug Store," 44:3 71–72
"Tools of the Quilter," 44:2 39

Olena, Ben F.

"Brownstone Revisited: The Hummelstown Brownstone Industry," 56:3 89–107

Olson, E. A.

letter, 46:1 33

Olson, Keri

"Making Circus Wheels...Nearly a Lost Art," 41:4 61–63

O'Neill, Harry

"Whatsits," 39:2 32, 39:3 51–52, 40:3 53

Oppenheimer, Ed

letter, 45:4 123

P

Packham, James L. (Jim)

"Barrel Gauging," 50:4 121–124
"Click Reel--A Measuring Tool, The," 51:2 35–38
"Cover Story: The Scissors Grinder," 53:1 63
"French Connection, Part Deux," 56:4 169
"French Connection III, The," 57:4 137–139
"H. S. Pearson Gauging Rod: A Tool Analysis," 53:3 93–95
"Robertson Screw, The," 50:2 57–63
"Rope Bed Rails and Other Sinistral Devices," 45:3 76–77
"Screw Box and Tap, The: Tool-Making Tools," 40:1 9–12
"Shears and Scissors," 52:3 100–107
"Threading Gins," 54:4 160–163
"Threads in Wood," 56:2 56–67
"Trammel, The," 49:2 53
letters, 50:2 71, 51:1 18, 51:3 93

Pagget, W.

letter, 45:4 126

Palm, Robert S.

letter, 40:2 16

Parke, David L., Jr.

"Remembering William Sprague," 46:3 69–72
"Stanley Planes with Date Codes," 54:4 144–147

Parker, Donna, and Jonathan Jeffrey

"Fulling Around: The Shaker Fulling Mill at South Union, Kentucky," 52:4 127–133

Parsons, Karen

"Buttermaking as a Cottage Industry," 50:4 107–116
"Making Meaning, Making Butter: Tools as Decorative Art," 50:2 39–43
"Tools of Buttermaking, Part III," 51:2 43–58

Payne, Bill

letters, 42:3 81, 43:2 51, 43:3 78, 43:3 81, 43:4 100

Pearl, Sarah

"Goose-Wing Brush vs. The Goose-Wing Axe, The," 44:3 91
"Railroad Journey in 1831, A," 43:4 96
letters, 42:2 41, 43:2 52, 44:3 89, 45:3 79

Pearson, Ronald W. (Ron)

"Some Unmarked Braces Identified," 42:1 16
"Walker Adjustable Face Plane, The," 40:2 17–18
"Walker Chisels, The," 40:3 51

Pedersen, Edwin

letter, 50:1 36

Peet, Herbert A., Sr.

letters, 44:3 76, 45:1 20

Pegelow, Harley, and Hilda Pegelow

letter, 45:3 85

Pennington, Brian

"Patent Searches: Step-by-Step," 55:3 160–165

Perch, David G.

"Further Notes on 'Rossing' Tools," 44:1 19
"Notes on Dietrich, Flint, and Shurly, Saw Makers," 40:3 51
"Peugeot Freres," 39:3 33–34
"Walters Axe Company of Hull, Quebec, The," 40:4 57–61
letters, 39:3 52A, 40:2 36A

Perrin, Bill

"Spear's Shaves and Scrapers Were Made for Gunstocking," 57:4 148–150

Peterson, Garret

letter, 45:2 46

Petrella, A.

letters, 39:1 17, 39:2 32A, 42:2 54

Pfrank, Francis

letters, 42:2 53, 46:1 22, 46:1 32

Phipps, Wayne E.

letter, 46:2 55

Pieroth, Susan Carter White

"Pulaski Axe," 56:3 125
"Pulaski Carter: Manufacturer of Axes and Edge Tools, Providence, Pennsylvania," 56:1 1–8
"Small World: The Chronicle Connects Wilbur Planes and Pulaski Axes," 56:2 83

Pilkinton, Hunter

letter, 42:2 41

Pleace, Harry

letter, 50:4 132
letter, 39:2 32

Poirier, Noel

"Colonial Timberyard in America, The," 54:2 54–59

Pomeroy, Ada

"Invigorating Draft, The," 45:4 117

Pomeroy, R.

letter, 39:3 52A

Pomeroy, Robert

"Rhykenological Snippet," 42:4 100

Pomeroy, Robert, Jr.

"Wheelwright's Bruzz, The: To What Extent Was It Used in the United States?", 42:3 64–65

Pozzato, Ronald

"Insight into Factory Practice at Stanley Rule and Level Co.", 46:1 21
"Perfect Handle Wrenches," 51:3 97
"Planimeter and Steam Engine Indicator, The," 46:4 112
"Scale on the Square, The," 47:4 128

Prescott, Wayne F.

letter, 42:3 77

Presgraves, James S.

letter, 42:2 30

Preston, Lon H.

"Introduction to Brown & Sharpe, An," 43:3 71
letter, 43:3 81

Price, Howard J.

letter, 46:1 22

Price, James E.

"Abe L. Adams Art Auger, The," 45:1 3–4
"Boring Vegetables: An Around the House Special Feature," 46:1 34
"George Shetter, A Father of the Solid-Center Auger," 46:1 20
"Longevity," 50:1 25
"More on Lifting Imprints from Tools," 45:3 77, 45:3 95
"On the History of the Solid-Center Auger Bit," 44:2 35–36

Prine, Charles W., Jr.

"Did Lindenberger's Son Make Planes in Pittsburgh?", 50:4 133
"Harmonists Founded an Early Religious Industrial-Agrarian Society and Made Their Own Tools, The," 51:4 101–105
"James Coates, of Washington, Pennsylvania Made Unusual Planes in his Small Town" (Prine), 50:2 49–52
"James Swetman Planmaker," 52:1 24–29
"Planemaker's Runaway Apprentice Found 175 Years Later," 47:4 124–125
"Searching for Toolmakers," 47:4 125
"Western Pennsylvania Militia Captain in War of 1812: Walter Lithgow, Planemaker," 48:1 22–24
"Who's Who of Pittsburgh Hardware Company Marks," 49:4 116–124
"William Evans, Renaissance Man: Planemaker and Professor of Music," 48:3 53–56
"William Scott Faced Hard Times as One of First 'Western' Planemakers," 50:3 88–92
"William Steele, Wheeling Planemaker, Inventor and Entrepreneur," 47:3 79–83
letters, 42:4 104, 43:2 49, 44:1 16

Pulice, Michael

"Machines for Making Bricks in America, 1800-1850," 59:2 53–58

R

Rainey, C. Garland, 45:1 17
Ramsey, Barry D.

letter, 40:2 35

Rapanaro, Mario

letter, 45:4 123

Reek, Robert J. (Bob)

"Ore Docks of Conneaut Harbor, A," 49:4 138–139
letters, 40:3 53, 45:4 123, 45:4 126–127

Rees, Jane

"Ice Harvesting, Hamilton, Ontario, February 1902," 60:1 27–29
"New Orleans, 1902," 60:3 112–113
"Specialist Tools for Sash Window Making," 57:1 1–11
letter, 43:4 105

Rees, Jane, and Mark Rees

"Fathoming It Out: The IFFI Table," 55:3 116–117
"New Marks for Madox," 52:1 32–33
"Thomas Davies and Others," 50:1 12
letter, 48:1 25

Rees, Mark

"Four Planes by Thomas Granford," 48:1 13–16

Reibel, Daniel B. (Dan)

"Come Along," 51:4 130
"Editorial," 46:3 75, 51:4 133
"Tool Chest, 1901, The," 52:1 39
"Tools in Art: The Floor Planers," 48:4 89–90
letters, 40:1 16A, 43:3 78, 44:3 83

Reichman, Charles

"Another View of Stage Coach Travel," 42:4 100
"Barton of Mayfield and the Dutch Scythe," 40:4 67
"Cloth Cropping Shears," 40:2 33
"Control of Anvil Noise Pollution, c. 1856," 39:2 29
"Early Maker of the Fuller's Shear, An," 45:4 112
"Folding Fret Saw," 44:1 18–19
"Gleanings: An Unusual Museum Exhibition," 43:1 17
"Gleanings: Colonial American Ironmongers," 46:1 27–28
"Gleanings: Horse-Powered Mowers," 44:3 80–81
"Gleanings: Long Island Group Mounts Well Received Tool Exhibit," 42:4 103–104
"Gleanings: Long Island Toolmakers," 44:2 58–59
"Gleanings: Made in Maine," 42:3 75–76
"Gleanings: More on Spear Fishing," 43:3 76
"Gleanings: More on 19th Century Long Island Tool Resources," 45:4 121
"Gleanings: Museum Mirrors Its Milieu," 45:1 12–13
"Gleanings: Sculptured Tools as Architectural Adornment," 42:2 50–53
"Gleanings: 19th Century Rural Blacksmith's Day-Book: An Addendum ," 45:2 52
"Gleanings: The Account Book of Terence Tracy, a 19th Century Cooper," 42:1 19–21
"Gleanings: The Artful Tools of the Mangbetu People," 43:4 103–104
"Gleanings: The Daily Transactions of a 19th Century Rural Blacksmith," 44:4 122–123
"Gleanings: The Pollacks and the Atragal Press," 43:2 46–47
"Gleanings: The Woodworker as Road Builder," 45:2 53–54
"Gleanings: The Working Tool Collection of a Modern-Day Bibliophegus," 44:1 23–25
"Gleanings: Tradesman's Tool Chest, The," 41:3 53–55
"Gleanings: Young, Bagge & Co. and the Glass-faced Croze," 41:4 80–82
"Gleanings from Collections," 40:4 64
"Gleanings from Collections: Eastern European Coopers' Tools," 40:3 48–49
"Gleanings from Museums," 39:2 30, 39:3 45, 39:4 59, 40:2 32–33
"Long Island Toolmaker," 45:2 58–59
"Maker of All Tools," 42:4 100–101
"Mechanization of the Cloth Cropper's Shear," 39:4 66
"Micmac Basketry," 45:1 24
"Moral of a Farmer's Carpentry Tools," 42:2 53
"New Journal, A: Historic Trades", 41:4 80
"Persistence of Hand Implements in Agriculture," 39:3 51
"Rebuttal, A," 42:3 71
"Storing Farm Implements," 44:2 55–56
"Tools for Special Purposes in the Carriage Building Trade," 39:3 37–38
"Tools That Fueled the Fretwork Frenzy, The," 41:1 1–2
"Tool Trivia," 41:4 77
"Whaling Cooper, The," 41:4 75
"Whaling Tools," 41:4 74
"Wooden Bench Planes: A Primer," 45:4 108–109
letters, 39:1 16–17, 39:2 32A, 45:1 18

Reilly, Robert M.

letter, 44:4 127

Renier, E. J.

"Koehring Paving Mixer in Use, The," 43:1 12–13
letter, 45:2 44

Reynolds, William W.

"Thomas Jefferson's First Threshing Machine," 58:2 54–65
letter, 45:1 20

Rhea, Bill

letter, 39:3 52

Rhodes, J. A.

"Williamsburg Long Island Cast Steel," 44:3 85

Rhodes, Russell

letter, 42:4 110

Riblet, Angela

letters, 45:2 56, 45:4 116

Riblet, Weldon

"Further Note on Spills, A," 43:4 92
"Query, A," 44:2 54
"Quick Look at Dredge Development, A," 43:4 109
"Taking a Turn in the Barrel," 44:4 107
letters, 42:3 74–75, 44:1 16, 44:1 22, 44:1 31, 44:2 50, 44:2 62, 45:2 37, 45:2 55

Richardson, Elbeth

letters, 44:2 38, 44:3 88, 45:1 25, 45:3 92

Richardson, Max

letter, 43:3 80

Richmond, Lee, and Hampton Williams

"Planemakers of the 18th Century Shenandoah Valley," 45:4 112–113

Rideout, Rex

"Whodunit," 49:4 134
letter, 51:1 24

Rila, Carter

"U.S. Military Axes, Part I," 39:1 3
"U.S. Military Axes, Part II," 39:2 21–23

Risley, Ivan C.

"Whatsits: Identification, Apology, and a Trip Back to School," 54:3 130–131
"Whatsits: Three Puzzles," 54:2 87
letters, 42:4 104, 43:2 30, 43:2 49, 46:1 22

Risley, Ivan C., and Wilbert G. Schwer

"Sandusky Tool Company Story, The," 46:3 57–67

Rittenbury, J. A.

letter, 39:2 32A

Roberts, Gary

letter, 43:3 81

Roberts, Kenneth D. (Ken)

"Edward Preston & Sons," 48:4 90–91
"Lathe Powered Sharpening Tool, A," 39:3 47–48

Roberts, Warren E.

"Another Example of a Turner's Tool," 39:2 28
"Early Tool Inventories: Opportunities and Challenges," 39:3 40–44
"Freezing the Bugs Out," 40:2 30–31
"German People, German Tools?", 40:3 42–43
letters, 39:4 68A

Robertson, William R.

"Turning Room in Bonnier de la Mosson's Cabinet of Curiosities, The," 58:3 100–106

Robinson, Trevor

"H. L.. Hart: Another Connecticut Valley Planemaker?", 49:4 135
"Ratchet Screwdriver, The," 49:2 54–57
letters, 43:3 77, 45:2 44, 49:3 101

Roemer, Bob and Alice

"Moses Wilder Blacksmith Shop Reconstruction," 60:2 68–76

Roger, Bob

"Bear Mill, The," 58:2 70–77, 58:2 79
"Boring Bit is not a Bit Boring, A," 56:3 108–113
"Compendium of Hay Knives, A," 57:2 54–71
"Continuing Enigma of Self-Boring Barrel Spigots," 55:3 141–144
"Hand-Held Green Corn Shredders," 56:1 16–24
"Patented Hand-Held Ice Reducing Tools, Part I, Ice Picks and Chippers," 60:3 114–125
"Patented Hand-Held Ice Reducing Tools, Part II, Ice Shaves," 60:4 158–163
"Patented Hand-Held Ice Reducing Tools, Part III, Ice Crushers," 60:1 30–34
"Self-Boring Barrel Spigots," 54:3 91–101, 54:3 127
"Three-Pod Auger, The," 59:3 111–112
"Update on Hay Knives," 57:3 102–104
"Update on "Self-Boring Barrel Spigots'", 54:4 143
"Whatsits: Is This Item a Stretcher?", 56:2 79

Ross, John

"Left-Hand Moulding Planes," 45:4 103

Rothermel, Peter

letter, 45:1 10

Ruckel, Jay G.

"When Gloversville Gloved America: The Inventive Genius of Nineteenth Century New Yorkers in Glove Technology as Seen in Records of the United States Patent Office," 53:4 138–144

Rucker, Keith S.

"Short History of the Crescent Machine Company, Part I: 1894 to 1920," 60:4 137–156

S

Sabin, Christopher E.

letters, 39:2 32

Sable, R.

letter, 45:3 91

Saguto, D. A.

"Shoe Pegging Re-Visited: A 19th Century European Perspective," 42:2 38–41
"What's in a Name?", 40:2 27
letters, 44:2 60, 44:4 105

Salaman, Raphael (R. A.)

letters, 39:1 16, 40:2 35

Sanders, Eugene E.

letter, 43:1 23

Sanders, Nancy

letter, 44:1 28–29

Sanford, William D.

"Shuttle Craft," 44:2 55
letter, 43:2 53–54

Sargent, John R.

"Oliver Evans and the Steam Digger," 42:3 67

Sartori, Michael

"Champion Mortiser, The," 49:4 137

Sawers, John

"Canada Pattern Broad Axe and the Industry It Symbolizes, The," 42:3 59–61
"Fishing Spears: A Brief Background, Part I," 43:2 35–37
"Fishing Spears: Related Implements, Part II," 43:3 68
"Hatchet Nail Pullers: A Follow-Up," 42:1 12–13
"Have you Got Thomas Lincoln's Tool Kit?", 42:2 44
"One of a Kind?", 42:1 14–15
"16th Century Axe from a Canadian Grave, A," 45:3 87
"Useful But Uncelebrated Implement Gets Some Well-Deserved Notice, A," 43:3 63–64
letters, 42:2 53, 43:1 25, 43:2 30, 43:2 53, 44:1 21, 45:4 123

Sawers, John W.

"Curious Template, A," 40:3 53
"Prong-hoe with a Difference, A," 40:1 14
"Recycled Files," 40:1 1–2
letters, 40:2 34

Sayward, Elliot M.

"Chips and Sawdust," 43:4 100, 44:2 53
"Dutch Treat: the van Vliet Etchings of Crafts and Trades, Part I," 46:1 7–11
"Pith of the Matter, The: A Response from Your Editor," 41:1 9–10
letter, 45:3 94

Sayward, Mary Jane

"Match Holder and Its Contents, Part II," 44:4 104–105
"Match Holder and Match Striker, The," 44:2 43

Schaffer, Erv

"Debate at the Tool Convention, A," 41:1 12
"Follow-up, A," 39:3 49
letters, 39:1 17, 43:4 93, 43:4 98, 44:4 121, 46:2 54, 49:1 30

Schlesing, Reva and Morton

letter, 42:4 109

Schmidt, Gene R.

letter, 45:4 118

Schulz, Al

letter, 46:1 22

Schusler, Richard M.

letter, 50:2 63

Schwarz, Kenneth

letter, 48:1 25

Schwer, Wilbert G., and Ivan C. Risley

"Sandusky Tool Company Story, The," 46:3 57–67

Scipione, Art

letter, 45:3 89

Scrimshaw Expeditionary Force

"Pointing to The Delectable Collectible," 45:1 28–29

Scruggs, Steve

letter, 45:1 19

Seastrom, Myron

letter, 44:3 79

Self, Robert

"Monticello's North and South Pavilions: A Revealing Look at Framing Details and Roofing Technology," 55:2 65–75
"Recreating Jefferson's Tool List: A Collector's Challenge," 58:1 14–15
"Thomas Jefferson's Plank-Kilns," 58:1 26–30

Self, Robert, and Lucia Stanton

"'Mem^dm. of Carpenters Tools': Woodworking Tools at Monticello," 58:1 12–17, 58:1 35–36

Sellens, Alvin

letter, 42:3 80–81

Semel, Dan

"Another Voice in the Plier Choir," 44:3 86
"Combination to be Devoutly Wished, A," 44:2 51
"Pepys on Tools," 52:2 61
"Punch Decorated Stake, A," 39:2 27–28
"Some Horton History," 45:2 59
letters, 44:1 30, 45:4 98, 45:4 107

Seremeth, Joseph W.

"Planemaker Sells Out, A," 41:1 11–12

Shaffer, Barbara

letter, 43:4 100

Shallcross, John R.

"Answer is Crystal Clear, The," 46:2 53

Shaughnessy, Bruce

letter, 45:2 44

Shayt, David H.

letters, 39:4 67, 40:2 35

Short, Dale

letter, 46:2 51

Shurts, Merek

letters, 40:3 36

Sims, Onie

letters, 45:4 116, 45:4 118, 46:1 22, 52:1 8

Sinclair, Peter

letter, 45:3 90

Sitterly, Glen

"Quintessential Yankee, A," 45:4 110–111

Skinner, Robert

"More on Cutting Edges," 53:1 41
"Sag Harbor Tool Company, The," 45:4 112
letters, 46:1 22, 46:1 23, 50:1 36

Slaney, Rick

"JO;WILBUR (Joshua Wilbur), 56:1 28–31, 56:1 37

Sleeper, Thomas

letter, 42:3 81

Slocum, E.

letters, 44:4 120, 45:3 83–84, 45:4 116, 45:4 117

Smith, Autolycus

"Shedding Light on a Glasscrate" (letter), 55:3 166–167
"Tool Baskets," 52:2 66
letter, 51:4 109

Smith, Bert

letter, 55:3 159

Smith, Philip Chadwick Foster

"Notes on a Visit to the Buff & Buff Surveying Instrument Factory, Jamaica Plain, Massachusetts, Monday, 3 June 1968," 53:2 76, 53:2 80

Smith, Prescott

letter, 39:1 17

Smith, Richard

letter, 42:2 53

Smith, Robert L.

letter, 39:4 67

Smith, Roger K.

"J. E. Minott, Edge-Tool Maker and Iron Forger," 57:3 91–95
"Notes on New England Edge-Tool Makers: Ephraim L. Hardy (1801-1870), Edge-Tool Maker," 58:4 169–171
"Some Workers from Our Past," 39:3 39
letters, 44:1 16, 45:1 15

Snyder, Donald H.

letter, 43:1 21

Snyder, Siegfried

letter, 44:4 127

Sorkin, Bernard

letter, 42:4 105

Soukup, Philip A.

letter, 44:1 27–28

Spier, Robert F. G.

letters, 42:1 25, 43:2 49, 46:1 33

Spurgeon, Richard K.

letter, 43:1 25

Stahl, Gus

"Belt Drive," 42:2 43
"Heir of All the Ages in the Foremost Files of Time, The," 40:3 40
"Horsepower on the Farm," 44:3 93, 44:3 95
"Humble Harrow-Tooth?, A," 41:4 75–76
"More Lookalikes?", 39:2 29
"Preston Catalog Issued," 44:3 92
"Rambles Midst the Brambles," 45:3 87
"Wonderful Wacky World of Wrenches, The, Part I," 43:2 31–32
"Wonderful Wacky World of Wrenches, The, Part II," 43:3 62–63
"Wonderful Wacky World of Wrenches, The, Part III," 44:1 11–12
letters, 39:4 68A, 42:1 26, 43:2 52–53, 44:1 16, 44:1 22, 44:3 88–89, 44:4 116, 44:4 118, 44:4 121, 45:1 24, 45:1 25, 45:1 27, 45:2 47, 45:2 55, 45:3 84–85, 45:3 90, 45:3 93, 45:4 98, 45:4 119, 45:4 126, 45:4 127, 46:1 32

Staicer, John

letter, 45:4 120

Stairs, Cy

letter, 45:4 126

Stanfield, Raymond L.

letter, 43:2 53

Stanley, Philip

"Benjamin Dearborn and His 'Anglet'", 55:2 52–54
"Carpenters' and Engineers' Slide Rules: Errors in Data Tables," 40:1 7–8
"Measuring Instruments--A Diversity," 55:2 45, 55:2 58

Stanton, Lucia C.

"'A Little Matter': Jefferson's Moldboard of Least Resistance," 58:1 3–11
"Improving the Conveniences of Life," 58:1 1–2
"It Pays to Advertise! Karen Ward's Query About President Jefferson's Tool Box is Answered," 43:3 82

Stanton, Lucia C., and Robert Self

"'Mem^dm. of Carpenters Tools': Woodworking Tools at Monticello," 58:1 12–17, 58:1 35–36

Starr, Richard F. S. (Dick)

"Ledger-Domain: George Washington's Fort Loudoun Inventory, 1758," 43:2 44–45
"Log Church, A," 42:1 17–18
"Threshing on the Easter Shore," 40:2 30
letter, 45:2 37

Stebbins, Daniel A.

"Vehicle Hardware in the 18th Century," 39:2 28–29

Steele, Alice

"Cider Making Long Ago, 43:3 59–60
"Spring Cleaning in Great Grandmother's Day," 42:3 62–63

Stein, Geoffrey N., 40:2 36
Stein, Hugh

letter, 43:4 102

Steinberg, Arthur

letter, 45:4 122

Sterre, Gerrit van der

"Puzzling Dutch Plane, A," 53:2 53
letters, 51:2 41, 53:3 127

Stevens, Harry L.

letters, 43:2 53, 43:3 75, 45:1 18

Straffin, Dean

"Binder Twine Cutters," 39:4 60–62
"Binder Twine Cutters: An Addendum" (Straffin), 40:2 29–30
"Farrier's Tools: A Rewarding Study," 42:1 8–9
"Fuller's Teasel, The," 45:2 38–39
"Peg Makers," 40:3 37
"Treatise on the Chisel Axe, A," 42:4 89–90

Streeter, Elaine

letters, 44:1 13, 44:3 94–95

Streeter, William W. (Bill)

"Feats of Clay--Products of Some 19th Century Potters," 45:3 91–92
"Old Drummer's Grip, The," 44:2 52
"The Way It Used to Be: Reduced Rum Ration Ruins Raising, 1823," 43:1 26
letters, 39:2 32, 43:3 78–79, 44:1 30, 44:3 79, 44:3 88, 44:3 95, 45:3 90

Stubbs, Graham

"American Bucksaws," 59:2 59–69

Summers, John

"Mr. Bush's New Schooner Yacht: Creating Coronet", 53:1 1–8

Sumner, James

letters, 42:3 74, 43:2 52, 45:4 125

Sumner, John

letter, 46:1 32–33

Sutliff, Judith

letter, 45:4 116

Swickard, Fred E.

letter, 43:1 24

T

Tafel, A. L. (Tony)

"Saddle of the Conestoga Wagon Driver, The," 39:2 24–25
letters, 39:2 32, 39:3 52

Tague, Peter

letters, 45:2 44–45

Tannehill, John, and William Warner

"E. W. Carpenter's Gothic Pilaster Plane," 47:3 96
"Letters from E. W. Carpenter, Lancaster," 47:1 1–12

Tease, Earl

letter, 43:3 79

Terry, Douglas

letter, 44:3 72

Terry, Kym

"Whatsits," 54:4 159

Thayer, Philip S.

letters, 43:2 49, 43:2 54, 43:3 80

Thoman, Harry

letter, 43:4 105

Thompson, David

"Israel M. Carter of Hyde Park, New York: My Favorite Edge Tool Maker," 50:1 26–28
"Replacing Blades in Jewelers' Saws," 56:2 67

Thompson, Dennis M.

"Washday Wonder, A," 44:2 51
letters, 44:2 60, 44:2 61, 44:3 89

Thompson, Graham M.

letter, 45:2 63

Thompson, Reed

letter, 45:1 16

Tillmanns, Dan

letter, 49:1 7

Tipton, Tom

letter, 43:1 25

Toombs, Jean Wagner

"Our Rear Cover: The Company Photograph," 49:3 71

Torno, Laurent Jean, Jr.

"Monumental Brass to Thomas Edmonds, A," 51:2 39–40
"Straffin Article Inspires a Look at Some Further Considerations," 43:1 14–15
letter, 42:4 109

Torrens, William J.

letter, 54:1 36

Townsend, Raymond R. (Ray)

"Biden--Drag Hoe, The: Part I," 46:1 5–6
"Bidens, The: A Drag-Hoe," 49:1 25–27
letters, 39:3 52A, 40:2 36, 43:4 106, 45:1 19–20

Trelstad, Derek H.

letter, 45:3 95

Turner, Kenneth E.

"Crook From England Turns Up in Australia," 52:2 69–74
"1882 Brown & Sharpe Treatise Found Down Under, An," 50:2 64–67
"'For the Use of Workmen Fully and Clearly Explained," 46:1 25
"Handy as a Pocket in a Shirt: Glass Cutter Combination Tools," 57:3 85–90
"Humble Tool Bass, the Tote, and the Toat, The," 51:3 87–90
"Jigsaw?", 49:3 96
"Landis Crankshaft Grinder," 50:3 98
"Mechanical Kitchenalia: Parers," 59:4 152–154
"Nib Again, The," 44:4 124
"Paper Tool, A," 48:4 74
"Similar Tools with a Different Purpose," 50:1 21–22
"Slaters Rest and a Dog, The," 51:1 15–16
"Starrett Wheels That Led to More Wheels, The," 49:3 69–71
"When is a Turf Mallet not a Mallet?", 52:3 99
letters, 44:4 113, 45:1 18, 45:2 46, 45:3 89–90, 45:4 122, 46:1 23, 46:2 54, 48:1 33

U

Umstead, Russell A.

"Hand Harvesting of Hay," 44:1 12
"Supplying the Cities with Horsefeed," 43:1 13–14
letter, 45:4 118–119

Underwood, Richard (Dick)

"Alaskan Make-Do's," 44:3 86
letter, 47:1 33

Unwin, Joan

"Hawley Collection, The: The First Ten Years," 59:4 125–129

V

Vallee, Diane

letter, 45:4 126–127

Vanden Boogart, Jeff

letter, 45:2 44

Vandercook, Sharon

letter, 45:1 18

Vanderstappen, Harrie A.

letter, 43:3 78

Van Winkle, Wes

letter, 44:3 94

Veit, Richard

letter, 46:1 17

Vogel, Robert, and Edmund Hands

"Pools of Easton, Massachusetts: A Family of Mathematical and Philosophical Instrument Makers, The," 50:1 1–11

Voss, Vern W.

letter, 44:3 76

W

Wadsworth, John T.

letters, 46:2 55, 48:1 27

Walker, Philip

letters, 47:4 133, 48:4 94

Walsh, James D.

"Pipe: A Lost Part of Americana," 51:1 13–14

Walsh, James I.

"Capacity and Gauge Standards for Barrels and Casks of Early America," 52:4 151–154
letter, 51:3 93–94

Wamser, Donald E.

letter, 44:3 83

Ward, Karen

"Case of Tinfluence, A," 45:4 117
"Collectible You Might Not Recognize, A," 45:2 57
"Printer Leaves His Mark, A," 46:1 31
"Toymakers and the Lathe," 44:2 50–51
"Working with Barrels in Commerce," 44:4 106
"Yesterday's Picturesque Speech," 45:1 27
letters, 42:1 25, 42:3 65, 42:4 105, 43:1 24, 43:3 78, 44:1 30, 44:4 111, 45:1 30, 45:2 56, 45:4 117

Wareham, J.

letter, 45:3 89

Warner, Deborah Jean

"Parts of the Sum, The," 39:2 17–18

Warner, William, and John Tannehill

"E. W. Carpenter's Gothic Pilaster Plane," 47:3 96
"Letters from E. W. Carpenter, Lancaster," 47:1 1–12

Warnock, William H.

"Swan of Seymour," 44:4 124

Wass, Ann Buermann, and Clarita Anderson

"Rivalling Nature in the Beauty and Brilliance of their Coloring: Synthetic Dyes and Fashionable Colors in Godey's Lady's Book and Magazine 1856-1891," 53:4 156–162, 53:4 169

Waszak, Gerard

letter, 43:3 79

Watkins, Bill

letter, 49:1 18

Watson, Dave

letter, 42:3 81

Webb, Merle I.

"Unusual Saw Label Sheds Light on Philadelphia Saw Making, An," 39:2 27

Weinstock, Dan

"J. Flint Saw and Its Label, The," 39:4 65
"Two Handgrip Saw, A," 39:3 50
"Whatsits: Meat Tenderizer," 54:2 59

Weinstock, Warren

"Still More on Saw Handles," 40:2 31

Welcker, Peter

"Leonard Benton Bidwell, Newark, West Virginia," 53:2 48–52
"Statistical Study of Some 19th-Century Wooden Molding Planes," 49:4 130–131

Welcker, Peter, Merrill L. Welcker, and Anne P. Welcker

"Generations of Augermakers in Kingston, Massachusetts," 53:3 120–122

Wells, Ted

letters, 45:2 56, 45:3 83

Welters, Linda

"Early Power Loom Fabrics in Rhode Island Quilts," 54:2 67–74

Werner, Ed

"Boxmaker's Tool, A," 45:1 23

West, Carl J.

"Tools of Alexander Craig, An 18th c. Harnessmaker," 39:2 19–20
"Tools of the Colonial Cook," 40:3 46–47

West, Gerry

letter, 45:1 17

West, Karl H., Jr.

"Ames Shovel & Tool Company," 49:3 87–93
"Benjamin Crehore: Inventor and Stringed Instrument Maker," 47:3 92–94
"Book You May Have Missed, A," 42:4 107
"Butterises," 48:1 27
"Caliper Rule," 52:1 23, 53:2 78, 53:3 127
"Clay Pipe Molds Revisited," 53:2 77
"Covered Bridge, A," 46:4 113–115
"Digging Up the Past," 45:1 22
"French Connection," 56:3 128
"Grindstone Quarry, A," 49:1 18
"Hand Made Thread Sizes" (West), 40:3 38–39
"'Historic Trades': A Useful and Enjoyable Journal," 42:1 13–14
"Hops Aboard the Bark Columbia, The," 43:1 26
"In Consideration of Measurement," 53:2 78–80
"Interest Aroused, A," 40:1 14
"Is This a Barn Pattern?", 51:1 17–18
"Lime Kilns," 44:2 46
"Log Into Lumber," 44:4 125
"Making a Spade, Step One" (letter), 57:2 53
"More about Hoyt's Calipers from New Hampshire," 46:4 122
"'Painting a Photograph'", 41:1 13
"Pike of Deham," 39:1 13
"Poor Man's Ivory," 45:4 99
"Quilting Cubes?", 46:1 31
"Scorps and Scorp-like Tools," 43:1 6–7
"Smith Covered Bridge, The," 54:4 148–153
"Spill Holders," 43:4 92
"Spruce Gum Harvesting Knife," 42:2 46
"Tobacco Pipe Mold, A" (West), 40:2 28
"Two Burls Are Better Than One," 57:1 28–29
"What a Difference a Chronicle Makes," 41:3 49
"Why Leather Washers?", 47:4 126
"Wooden Railroad Spikes Tell a Strange Story," 43:3 69–70
letters, 39:1 15, 40:2 36A, 43:2 52, 43:3 77, 44:1 30–31, 44:3 76, 44:3 95, 44:4 123, 45:1 30, 45:3 69, 45:3 79, 45:3 89, 45:3 93, 45:4 98, 46:1 23, 46:1 32, 46:1 33, 46:2 51, 46:2 55, 49:3 101, 50:2 71, 51:1 33, 51:3 92, 54:4 147, 55:3 129, 57:2 53

West, Karl H., Jr., and Betty Cottrell

"American Glue Company: A Gritty Problem, The," 53:1 26–32
"American Glue Factory Revisited" (letter), 53:2 82

West, Philip

"Pioneers in Planemaking," 51:3 69–74

Westley, Robert

"Drury-Marsh St. John, New Brunswick," 49:2 43–49
"John Dawson: Plane Manufacturer of Montreal," 49:1 19–22

Wheeler, Robert

"Nathaniel Potter: Could He Be Our Earliest Planemaker?", 46:1 3–4

Whelan, John M. (J. M., Jack)

"Our Rear Cover," 51:4 131
"Plane Chatter," 49:4 114–115, 52:1 30–31, 52:2 67–68
"Plane Chatter: A Different Plow Design," 51:1 11–12
"Plane Chatter: An Enigmatic Plane," 54:1 35–36
"Plane Chatter: Another Plane to Puzzle Over," 51:4 118–119
"Plane Chatter: An Unusual Iron Mounting," 59:2 76–77
"Plane Chatter: An Unusual Molding Plane," 58:3 128–129
"Plane Chatter: Apothecary Plane," 58:2 78–79
"Plane Chatter: The Banding Plane," 53:3 125–126
"Plane Chatter: Ceiling Planes," 51:3 91–92
"Plane Chatter: The Chapin-Rust Patent Plow," 53:4 168–169
"Plane Chatter: Chinese Planes," 57:4 164–165
"Plane Chatter: The Cock Bead Fillister," 55:1 39–40
"Plane Chatter: Combination Plane," 50:2 53–54
"Plane Chatter: Double Wedge Planes that Change Their Pitch," 48:1 17–19
"Plane Chatter: Escapement for Tongue Plan/Tilted Wedge Mortise/Unusual Pair," 55:3 126
"Plane Chatter: Facing Planes," 59:3 120–121
"Plane Chatter: The First American Planemaker?", 49:3 85–86
"Plane Chatter: Five Unusual Planes," 60:2 88–89
"Plane Chatter: Glass Check?/Meeting Rail Planes," 55:3 168
"Plane Chatter: Glass Check Plane?", 55:2 80–81
"Plane Chatter: Grooving," 49:1 28–29
"Plane Chatter: Grooving for Curved Panels--And A Puzzle," 52:3 124
"Plane Chatter: Holtzapffel's Design for Irons," 53:1 37
"Plane Chatter: Information Please," 48:2 54–55
"Plane Chatter: L. Cormier Planes," 58:1 44–45
"Plane Chatter: Making Useful Shavings," 56:4 172–173
"Plane Chatter: Modified or Make-do Planes," 54:2 86–87
"Plane Chatter: More Plane "Whatsits," 49:2 61
"Plane Chatter: A Pair of Unusual Molders," 53:3 81–82
"Plane Chatter: Plane Wedge Distortion," 48:3 61–62
"Plane Chatter: Plow Plane Fence Adjustment," 57:3 122–123
"Plane Chatter: Puzzling Planes," 50:4 129–130
"Plane Chatter: Screw-Adjusted, Slide-Arm Plow Plane," 59:1 32––33
"Plane Chatter: Some Unusual Full Boxed Beads," 48:4 92–93
"Plane Chatter: Stereotype Plane," 56:2 80–81
"Plane Chatter: The Plane Whose Arms Are Too Long," 57:1 36–37
"Plane Chatter: The Spring Plane," 47:2 46–47
"Plane Chatter: Those Tradesman-Made Planes," 47:3 88–89
"Plane Chatter: Two More Puzzles, an Unusual Dado," 51:2 59–60
"Plane Chatter: Unfamiliar Cooper's Tools," 59:4 161–163
"Plane Chatter: Unusual Combination Match Plane," 58:4 172–173
"Plane Chatter: Unusual Match Plane," 54:3 126–127
"Plane Chatter: Wheelwright's Plane," 56:3 127–128
"Plane Chatter: Wrong-sided Molding Plane Irons," 47:4 113–114
"Plane Chatter: A Puzzling Match Pair ," 56:1 38–39
"Rack-and-Pinon Plow," 50:3 99–100
"Roughing and Jack Planes," 46:3 76–80
letters, 40:2 36A, 43:3 75

White, Frank G.

"From Poplar Chips to Popular Hats," 39:4 64–65
"Ledger-Domain," 42:2 47–49, 45:1 14–15, 45:2 48–50, 45:4 110–111
"Ledger-Domain: Daniel T. Hewitt's House Account," 46:1 29–30
"Ledger-Domain: Eighteenth Century Blacksmith Served Diversified Needs," 44:1 26–27
"Ledger-Domain: George Washington's Fort Loudon Inventory, 1758," 43:2 44
"Ledger-Domain: Getting the Good from Maker to Consumer," 46:2 49–50
"Ledger-Domain: In a Scrape with a Scraper," 44:2 57–58
"Ledger-Domain: Jottings from Craftsmen's Pens," 40:3 49–50
"Ledger-Domain: Record Book of the Bark, Columbia," 42:1 22–23
"Ledger-Domain: Sterling, Massachusetts, an Early 19th Century Seat of Chairmaking," 44:4 114–115
"Ledger-Domain: Stoves for Plows," 40:4 69–70
"Ledger-Domain: The Bark Columbia Sails On," 42:4 101–102
"Ledger-Domain: The East and Mid-West of Tinsmithing," 43:4 101
"Ledger-Domain: The Unturning of a Screw Manufactory," 44:3 77–78
"Ledger-Domain: To Build a House," 43:1 19–20
"Ledger-Domain: Tools of a Spendthrift," 41:4 78
"Ledger-Domain: Who Was Timothy Curtiss? And What Was His Trade?", 42:3 78–79
"Making a Specification of a Patent," 46:3 68, 46:3 86–87
"Messrs. Hoe and Co.'s Printing Press Manufactory," 53:3 108–113
"More on Framing Squares," 39:3 49
"Odd Stretcher, An" (White), 40:2 28–29
"Response to the Response, A," 45:2 61–62
"Salvaged from the Scrap Wood Bin," 47:2 57–59, 47:2 67
"Streeter Scythe Stone Relic Finds a Friend, The," 42:3 69–70
"Tholes," 51:4 126–127
letters, 43:4 93, 45:1 17–18, 48:4 94–95, 53:3 127

White, John

letters, 43:3 81, 50:2 63

White, Stephen W.

"Follow-Up on Striking a Light, A," 39:1 14–15

White, Tom

letter, 44:3 72

Whiting, Stan

"Weaver's Delight and its Accessory," 43:3 72–73

Whitman, Alman

"Testing the Pudding," 44:1 14

Whitney, Philip C.

"Former Industries and Present Collections Created by Corn Through the Ages, The," 50:3 101–104
letters, 49:2 66–67, 52:3 123, 53:3 127

Wilbur, Robert

letter, 46:1 23

Wilkins, William T.

"Diamond Loses Its Place, The," 44:1 19–20
"Notes on Hand Crafts in South America," 40:2 31
letters, 45:1 16, 45:1 21, 45:2 39

Williams, Charles M.

"Early Account on the Growing Harvesting and Preparation of Hoop Poles, An," 41:2 33

Williams, Colin

"Bit of Philadelphia History Turns Up in New Hampshire, A, 41:3 49–50

Williams, Hampton, and Lee Richmond

"Planemakers of the 18th Century Shenendoah Valley," 45:4 112–113

Williams, Richard Dean

"Hand Truck, The: A Query," 43:2 43

Wilson, Colin

"Early Account of the Growing, Harvesting, and Preparation of Hoop Poles," 40:4 72–73

Wilson, Gaye

"Marking Time: Jefferson's Spherical Sundial," 58:1 31–35

Wilson, John H.

"Colt's Clamps of Batvia, New York," 40:3 44–45
letters, 44:3 66, 44:3 70, 44:3 94, 45:4 126, 46:1 25

Wilson, Norman L.

"Westerner Comments on the Bossing Hammer, A," 43:4 89

Wing, Donald, and Anne Wing

"Rural Rulemaker, A: Captain Anthony Gifford," 55:2 46–51
"Simeon Doggett: Loyalist Planemaker," 48:3 35–44

Wittlock, Lavern A.

letter, 44:3 94

Wolfe, H. Scott

letter, 44:2 61

Wood, Don

"Another Long Island Tool Maker," 44:3 85

Wood, Paul

"Harrowing History," 58:4 153
"Tools and Machinery of the Granite Industry," 59:2 37–52
"Tools and Machinery of the Granite Industry, Part II," 59:3 81–96
"Tools and Machinery of the Granite Industry, Part III," 59:4 130–151
letter, 45:1 17

Wood, Richard (Dick)

"Billheads as a Source of Early Trade Information," 41:1 4–5
"Chestnuts and Walnuts," 44:2 63
"On the Beech," 42:3 72
"Spectacular Letterhead, A," 43:2 42
"Wood Screw Advertisement, A," 41:3 50
letters, 44:3 72, 44:3 76, 45:1 31

Woodard, George E.

letter, 43:1 10

Woodbury, Coral

"Maid of Spotless Town, The: Domestic Service in Newport's Great Houses," 53:2 66–75

Worthrup, Clay

letter, 43:3 81

Wright, Charles R.

"More on Chestnuts and Walnuts," 44:4 125
"Taming the West with Electrical Power," 44:2 44–45, 44:2 62
"Unusual Twist, An," 45:2 58
letters, 40:2 16, 45:2 54, 45:2 63, 49:2 65–66

Wuerth, Christopher

letter, 42:2 54

Wyatt, Sherry Joines

"Feeding the Farm Family: Domestic Outbuildings and Traditional Food Ways in the Blue Ridge," 55:3 85–94

Wyllie, Robin H.

"Ax Making in Pictou County, Nova Scotia," 40:1 3–6
"German People, British Tools," 41:1 8
"Swedish Axe in North America, The," 39:4 53–56
"Taking Note for the Future: Material History as Exemplified by Five Wooden Planes from Nova Scotia," 42:1 5–7

Wyman, Thomas

"Keep It Under Your Stetson--One Firm's Contribution to the War Effort," 54:1 40
"Slide Rules of the Stanley Rule & Level Company and Other American Makers," 54:3 114–117

Wynn, Gerald B. (Jerry)

"Bill Hook, The," 39:3 47

Y

Yeager, Roy

letter, 45:4 118

York, Francis (Frank)

"Speculations About the Origin of the World 'Mathook'", 40:4 66–67
"Visit to a Paint Maker, A," 42:4 99
letters, 42:2 55, 42:3 65, 42:3 77, 42:4 110, 43:4 106, 44:2 48, 44:4 126, 45:2 39, 45:2 43, 45:3 90, 45:4 120

Z

Zdenek, Connie

letter, 46:1 23

Zitur, Chuck

letters, 46:1 26, 46:2 51