Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 97
h little danger of breaking. White holly is by far the best wood for a be-ginner ; indeed, it is the best for any fine carvedwork, and designs done in it, and glued on to somedark wood like walnut or rosewood, make a veryhandsome contrast. THE TOOLS REQUIRED.Tools are, of course, an important item… … BRAD-AWLS, ETC., WITH HOLLOW HANDLE. you may not incur useless expenditure of money,and yet be sufficiently provided not to get discour-aged for the want of the right tools to make a reason-ably fair piece of work. As you gain in experience,you will be able to make additions for yourselves.A pocket…
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