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234 pages, Softcover, New Condition. This is a compilation of many FWW articles from your favorite writers. $15

Hardcover, excellent condition. Aside from being an interesting look into the Offerman workshop, it's possibly the funniest woodworking book out there. $10

320 pages, softcover. $5

Softcover, excellent condition. $15

A handy reference for the uses of the steel square $5

This is an original 1949 catalog in excellent condition. It's well-illustrated and a great throw-back. $10

This full-line Stanley catalog has all of the tools you'd expect to see including the full line of Bailey planes and the newly introduced "Stanley adjustable planes" which weren't Bailey's patent. It's in excellent condition and makes a great reference. $15

This is an important catalog in the history of Stanley- it's the first to include Bailey's patent hand planes. This is a Ken Roberts reprint. In addition to the information in the catalog it also includes Roberts' commentary on the history of Stanley and Bailey. A must-have for the vintage tool library $15

This is an early Stanley Rule & Level Co. catalog prior to the introduction of Bailey patent planes. It includes rules, levels, layout tools, and many other tools Stanley sold on behalf of other makers. An excellent early reference to the early Stanley years $15

This 48 page pamphlet was published by E.C. Atkins likely near 1910. It has information on the care and use of Atkins tools and a sampling of their line of saws and other tools. It is in excellent condition and makes an excellent reference for addition to an Atkins collection $28

this 192 page catalog contains Stanley's full line of tools as well as the recently integrated, though seprately listed, line of North Brothers and Russell Jennings tools. It's an excellent reference and a great addition to your tool library. Aside for a crease in the cover it's in excellent condition. $25

This is a 1872 reprint of the 1939 original. 16 pages, very good condition $10

This is a 5 1/2in high by 2 1/2in wide pocket notebook with graph paper on the inside. The front and rear covers are in good shape and advertise the company's work. An interesting piece of early ephemera. $5

64 pages, new conditon. Contains the company's full line of machinists and other tools. $10

this is a full-size 180 page reprint of Preston's full line of top quality woodworking tools including their famous rules and levels. It's in excellent condition and fully illustrated. $24

This catalog was distributed by the New Haven, CT hardware dealer John Bassett. It's in excellent condition and includes 334 pages. An excellent reference. $20

72 pages, new condition. This is one of the last of the Sandusky catalogs. Sandusky was one of the largest plane and toolmakers of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. They made all sorts of tools including many of the planes sold by Sargent. An excellent reference. $22

This is a the 86 page Ken Roberts publication of the Chapin Stephens catalog. C-S succeeded H. Chapin in 1901 and continued making a full line of wooden planes, rules, etc. This catalog contains Ken Roberts' full commentary on the company's history. Roberts literally wrote the book on Chapin, one of the most important 19th century tool makers in America. An excellent reference in very good condition $10

34 pages, mint condition. This contains Cheney's full line of hammers and tools made in Little Falls, NY. $5

Oldham was a major New York sawmaker who seemed to specialize mostly in band, circular, and mill saws, but who also made a full line of handsaws. This catalog also features Oldham's 32 page History of Saw Manufacture and Use. This is a 1976 EAIA reprint, not a common book to find at all. $20

This is a Ken Roberts reprint of the 44 page original catalog of rules and other tools sold by this New York manufacturer. It also contains Roberts' commentary on the company and its history. An interesting, early reference book for American tools in the pre-Civil War era. $5

42 pages, excellent condition. This catalog is undated but likely dates to the mid-late 19th century. Much of the focus is on hoop machinery but it also contains a lot of early woodworking machinery. It's profusely illustrated and offers vivid descriptions of the benefits of each tool. There is some fascinating, big, early iron in here. It's a fun read. $5

This 24 page booklet was originally published in 1925 and reprinted in 1975. It contains the Owatonna, MN based company's line of mechanics tools. $5

This firm was a hardware retailer in Baltimore specializing in woodworking, machinist, and blacksmith tools. this 112 page catalog reprint is in new condition. $5

370, fair condition. Based in New Britain, CT, this company made hardware and accessories for farmers and ranchers apparently specializing in horse tack and related hardware. It has some wear and light doodling in some of the pages. $5

36 pages, excellent condition. Not illustrated, but contains a complete and early price list from this Birmingham, England maker. A scarce reprint. $2