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Ship Model

Maker: Unknown

Patent model of a child's chair

Inventor: Jerome Francis Downing (American, 1827–1913)

Inlay didact, 6 pieces

Maker: Unknown

Inlay didact

Maker: Unknown

Inlay didact, 4 pieces

Maker: Unknown

Laminated and bent wood didact

Maker: Unknown

Mold for bending laminated wood

Maker: Unknown

Laminated and bent wood didact

Maker: Unknown

Gilding didact

Maker: Peter Arkell

Figured Maple Sample

Maker: Unknown

Interlocking Grain Sample

Maker: Unknown

Board with Band Saw Marks

Maker: Unknown

Riven Oak Sample

Maker: Unknown

Rough Sawn Chair Leg with Scrap Pieces

Maker: Unknown

Cambium layer strip

Maker: Unknown

Four Wood Pegs

Maker: Unknown

Veneering Sequence

Maker: Allan Breed

Doweled joint with two pegs

Maker: Miguel Ibanez-Gomez

Mortise and tenon

Maker: Unknown

Rabbet joint with two nail holes

Artist: Miguel Ibanez-Gomez

Dovetails

Maker: Unknown

Through mortise and tenon with wedge

Maker: Unknown

Through mortise and tenon with key

Maker: Unknown

Sliding bare-faced dovetail

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