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Handy Farm Devices And How to Make Them
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List Price: $14.95
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Manufacturer: Lyons Press
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Binding: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 630
EAN: 9781599213255
ISBN: 1599213257
Label: Lyons Press
Manufacturer: Lyons Press
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 288
Publication Date: 2008-08
Publisher: Lyons Press
Studio: Lyons Press
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Spotlight customer reviews:
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Customer Rating:
Summary: Exactly what I was looking for.
Comment: This book was exactly what I was looking for. If you like random information or to learn random things. I would suggest this book.
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Summary: Archaic, I would not recommend.
Comment: If by "how to make them" you were thinking of a blueprint or plan, forget it. You will have to intuit construction from a sketch. Many of the projects/ideas were applicable in days gone by, but worth a read now only for the charm.
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Summary: Old Horseshoes
Comment: This would be a useful book to anyone who has lots of old horseshoes, barrel hoops, wooden crates, sewing machine parts, plaster laths and other nineteenth century trash and discards.
I don't find anything in it useful to modern organic gardeners or homesteaders. Don't waste your money.
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Summary: a simple life
Comment: Being a woman trying to do all of this alone would be rather overwhelming. However, If one can get some help and plan ahead, some of these things could be useful.
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Summary: Wonderful old farm devices
Comment: Wonderful old farm devices, I am very happy I purchased this book. It is very simple and reminds me of how simple yet hardworking farmers were before modern inventions that make farming easier today. I think anyone that wants to still use the old way of doing things should check out this book. It is a basic book of basic tools that can assist the small farmer in their homestead. I would suggest it to anyone that wants to know more about old country living tools. This is a very basic foundation of information on old farm tools, their applications, and drawings to assist in actual building of the device. No schematics or anything complex, just drawings and informative accompanying paragraphs about the tool. I love it!
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Editorial Reviews:
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Practical projects as useful today as when first published 75 years ago.
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