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- Title: Low Cost Pole Building Construction
- Author: Ralph Wolfe
- Publication Year: 1980
- Format: softcover
- Condition: Excellent, with slight age discoloration.
- Size: 8 1/2" x 11"
- # of Pages: 182
Complete how-to book. Construction techniques carefully explained, illustrated, photographs. Plans for year round houses, vacation homes, garage & tools shed, woodshed, solar cottage, small pole barn, storage shed. Shown is a scan of the exact book offered.
$8.50 S&H $3.00 USA

- Title: Yankee Magazine's Vinegar, Duct Tape, Milk Jugs & More ; 1001 Ingenious ways to use common household items to repair, restore, revive, or replace just about everything in your life
- Author: Earl Proulx and the editors of Yankee Magazine
- Publisher: St. Martin's Press
- Publication Year: 1999
- ISBN: 0-89909-379-5
- Format: Hardback
- Condition: Fair to Good condition because of much ink inscription in the front and a few internal pages to a new book. Back cover has several small puncture marks, but pages are white and book is still very useful. (Rated by Poor, Fair, Good, Very Good, Excellent, and Like New. All are compared to other like editions.)
- Size: 9 1/2" x 7" x 1 1/4"
- # of Pages: 394
- Basic Category: Nonfiction, How-To, Home Maintenance and repair, Crafts
Great for an assemblage artist reference library. With his trademark folksy wisdom, Earl Proulx tells you how to recycle those things we all have lying around the house into ingenious household solutions without spending money on fancy cleaning products or pricey gadgets. Some of Earl's particular favorites are cat litter (as a cleaner for oil spills and as a base for a soothing facial mask) and, of course, vinegar (to clean just about anything, unclog showerheads, as well as trap fruit pests), duct tape (as both tick remover and a protection against blisters), and milk jugs (bird feeders and clothespin holders). His fun and inventive ideas also include: lAnt-proof your home with lemon juice lCover up furniture scratches with a dab of iodine lUse powdered milk to soothe sunburn and remove makeup l Make an earring holder out of window screen l Recycle bubble wrap for a toilet tank insulator Organized by location inside and outside of the house, this essential compendium will make you pause each time you start to throw something (old blue jeans, ice cube trays, coat hangers, egg cartons) out in the trash.
$4.00 + $3.85 S&H USA
- Basic Category: Nonfiction, Collectibles, Glass, Hobbies & Crafts
- Title: The Collector's Encyclopedia of American Art Glass
- Author: John A. Shuman III
- Publisher: Collector Books
- Publication Year: values updated 1996
- ISBN: 10: 0891453555
- Format: Hardback
- Condition: This copy Excellent with little wear
- Size: 11.5 in. x 9.3 in. x 1.0 in.
- # of Pages: 336
- More: Shows & lists prices for vases, punch bowls, lamps, candlesticks, goblets, & dishes, provides information on manufacturers & identifying makers marks. Photographs of outstanding examples of American Art glass. Shown is a scan of the exact book offered.
$9.00 S&H $4.00
The Way Things Work A Visual Guide to the World of Machines pre-owned book including sections on printing and other art related techniques
"The Way Things Work", by David Macaulay
- 1988 ISBN# 0395428572
- Hardback
- sized at @ 11" x 9", 384 pages
- condition: Great to good used
- desc:
Humorous drawings and text explain the way things work; from levelers to lasers, cars to computers - a visual guide to the world of machines. Including sections on printing lithography and other art related techniques.
$3.00 + $3.55 S&H USA
