The Hand Saws of Harvey W. Peace |
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The following resources were used while researching this page: |
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Web Sites & Internet ResourcesThe Directory of American Tool and Machinery Patents: http://www.datamp.org/ The Old Tools Email List: Archive and Subscription Information Sheffield Records Online: http://www.sheffieldrecordsonline.org.uk |
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Magazines/PeriodicalsBrundage, Larry N. "Harvey W. Peace And The R.Hoe Connection." The Chronicle Dec. 1992: 100-101 Cope, Ken. "Harvey W. Peace , Sawmaker." The Chronicle Mar. 1993: 18-19. Brundage, Larry. "Still Another Piece on Peace." The Chronicle June 1993: 51. "Harvey W. Peace's Fan Club." The Chronicle Mar. 1993: 21. |
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BooksOrr & Lockett Hardware Co. Catalog of Mechanics Tools 1898 (reprint). Berkeley, CA: Robin Hood Publications, 1975. 16-21. (Available from the EAIA) Schaffer, Erwin L. Hand-Saw Makers of North America. Rockford, IL: Osage P, 1999. Cope, Kenneth L. Collectable Tools: Tool Ads 1842-1920. Rockford, IL: Osage P, 1999. The Civil, Political, Professional and Ecclesiastical History and Commercial Industrial Record of the County of Kings and the City of Brooklyn, N.Y. From 1683 to 1884. Ed. Henry A. Stiles. Vol. 2. New York: W. W. Munsell & Co., 1884. 700-705. Wiley's American iron trade manual of the leading iron industries of the United States, with a description of the iron ore regions, blast furnaces, rolling mills, Bessemer s teel works, crucible steel works, car wheel and car works, locomotive works, steam engine and machine works, iron bridge works, iron ship yard, pipe and tube works, and stove foun dries of the country, giving their location and capacity of product. Ed. and Comp. Thomas Dunlap. xxviii, New York, J. Wiley and Son, 1874. pg. 81 Boyd, Andrew. The New York state business directory and gazetteer. Syracuse, NY: Truair, Smith & Co., Printers, 1870. pg 804 |
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People:Many people contributed to this project including, but not limited to, Chris Berger, Neal Dawson, Dan D'Ercole, Bob Nelson, John Walter, Brian Welch, Ch ris Winter, Pete Taran, and everyone on the Old Tools Email List. Thank you! |