Woodwork for secondary schools; a text-book for high schools and colleges, prevocational and elementary industrial schools (1916)
Griffith, Ira Samuel, 1874-1924 · Peoria, Ill., Manual Arts Press · leaf 28
, does not form forests, but is quitecommon, especially in the Ohio basin; occurs from NewEngland to Missouri and southward to Florida. 19. Walnut.—Fig. 19. Black walnut. Wood heavy,hard, strong, of coarse texture; the narrow sapwoodwhitish, the heartwood chocolate brown. The woodshrinks moderately… … Fig. 19. Walnut. costly for ordinary uses, and is today employed largelyas a veneer, for inside finish and cabinet-work, also forturnery, for gunstocks, etc. Black walnut is a large tree,with stout trunk, of rapid growth, and was formerly quiteabundant throughout the Alleghany region, occurringfrom…
Woodwork (Manual training)
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