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	title:	Making Antique Furniture Reproductions: Instructions and Measured Drawings for 40 Classic Projects
	author:	Franklin H. Gottshall
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	Dover Publications Inc.
	released:	November 1, 1994
	isbn:	0486279766
	isbn-13:	9780486279763

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Customer Reviews
Less than it promises - Rated This book is American - all measurements are in imperial, power tools rule and some of the furniture is American versions of the original English makers. All items are made of solid wood - no veneering. Photos are poor, descriptions and instructions very brief. The only redeeming feature are some good technical drawings of how each item is constructed. If you are already an experienced woodworker and are just after some technical designs then this book should suffice - anything else and it is woefully short.

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Less than it promises - Rated 2/5
This book is American - all measurements are in imperial, power tools rule and some of the furniture is American versions of the original English makers. All items are made of solid wood - no veneering. Photos are poor, descriptions and instructions very brief. The only redeeming feature are some good technical drawings of how each item is constructed.

If you are already an experienced woodworker and are just after some technical designs then this book should suffice - anything else and it is woefully short.