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| Although EAIA recently discontinued its Book Sales Program, it is being replaced by another opportunity. EAIA will continue to compile a list of books of interest to its members, keep it up-to-date with new material, and complement it with reviews in the Chronicle and Shavings. You can access the list by clicking here | ||
| If you wish to purchase any of the books, please consider doing so through AMAZON.COM®. Every time you purchase a book through the link below, a portion of the purchase price is returned to EAIA. | ||
| Remember, too, that not only books, but any merchandise that you purchase from Amazon by going there from this link will benefit EAIA. Please use the AMAZON.COM® search engine to find the items you are looking for. | ||
| Astragal Press has also generously agreed to give members of the Early American Industries Association a 10% discount on all books published by them. Please visit the Astragal Press web site for further information. | ||
| The following books were recently reviewed in the Chronicle: | ||
| Analysis and Drawings Shed Light on
Trusses by Robert Foley. Read the reveiw (pdf file) |
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| Early Planemakers of London by Don and Anne Wing. Read the review (pdf file) |
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| Wagons for the Santa Fe Trade- Wheeled
Vehicles and Their Makers 1822-1880 by Mark L. Gardner. Read the review (pdf file) |
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| A Directory of Sheffield Including the
Manufacturers of the adjacent Villages: With the several Marks of the
Cutlers, Scissor & Filesmiths, Edgetool, & Sickle Makers with an introduction by Jane Rees. Read the review (pdf file) |
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| A Field Guide to the Makers of American
Wooden Planes by Thomas Elliott. Read the review (pdf file) |
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| Man at Work: 400 Years in Paintings and
Bronzes, Labor and the Evolution of Industry in Art by Klaus Türk. Read the review (pdf file) |
Last update September 2011
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