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Stanley 66-039 6-Piece Jewelers Precision Screwdriver Set $4.90 Includes 1.4 mm Standard Screwdriver, 1.8 mm Standard Screwdriver, 2.3 mm Standard Screwdriver, 3.0 mm Standard Screwdriver, 0 Pt Phillips Screwdriver, 1 Pt Phillips Screwdriver, Plastic Storage Case…

HDE (TM) Jewelry Clip-On Magnifier for Hobbyist $6.95 This eyeglass mounted magnifying glass is perfect for any hobbyist or crafts-person looking to add that extra precision to their work. Complete paintings or other crafts including the small details like never before using three different magnifications! Get yours today and save!…

Photo Jigsaw Puzzle of Indian Goldsmiths from Mary Evans $29.99 Photo Puzzle, Indian Goldsmiths. Indian Goldsmiths at work. Chosen by Mary Evans. 10×14 Photo Puzzle with 252 pieces. Packed in black cardboard box of dimensions 5 5/8 x 7 5/8 x 1 1/5. Puzzle image 5×7 affixed to box top. Puzzle pieces printed on RA4 paper at 300 dpi. This item is shipped from our American lab….

The Workbench Book: A Craftsman’s Guide to Workbenches for Every Type of Woodworking $10.99 “If I only bought one woodwork book, this first and definitive book on the workbench would be it”.–”Woodworker Magazine”. 278 color photos. 185 drawings….

Jewelry Making for Schools, Tradesmen, Craftsmen 1976, 20th Printing….

Metal Techniques for Craftsmen: A Basic Manual on the Methods of Forming and Decorating Metals $54.93 This book gives complete instructions on the handling, working, and finishing of all metals. It begins with basic information and the characteristic qualities of each of the metals met by the craftsman, both precious and base. It then describes the various techniques in working metals, as well as methods of metal fabrication such as smithing, annealing, forging, and casting. The methods of metal f…

A Treasury of Design for Artists and Craftsmen $22.64 Contemporary adaptations of beautiful, traditional decoration, patterns: Art Nouveau, Paisleys, op art, plaids, stripes, geometrics, snowflakes, Mexican, Scandinavian, African, Persian, masks, more. Limitless uses — wallpapers, textiles, needlework, jewelry, other crafts. 104 plates, 4 in color.

Colonial Craftsmen $31.08 The vanished ways of colonial America’s skilled craftsmen are vividly reconstructed in this superb book by Edwin Tunis. With incomparable wit and learning, and in over 450 meticulous drawings, the author describes the working methods and products, houses and shops, town and country trades, and individual and group enterprises by which the early Americans forged the economy of the New World. In the tiny coastal settlements, which usually sprang up around a mill or near a tanyard, the first craftsmen set up their trades. The blacksmith, cooper, joiner, weaver, cordwainer, and housewright, working alone or with several assistants, invented their own tools and devised their own methods. Soon they were making products that far surpassed their early models: the American ax was so popular that English ironmongers often labeled their own axes "American" to sell them more readily. In the town squares a colonist could have his bread baked to order, bring in his wig to be curled, have his eyeglasses ground, his medicine prescription filled, or buy snuff for his many pocket boxes. With the thriving trade in "bespoke" or made-to-order work, fine American styles evolved; many of these are priceless heirlooms now — the silverware of Paul Revere and John Coney, redware and Queensware pottery, Poyntell hand-blocked wallpaper, the Kentucky rifle, Conestoga wagon, and the iron grillework still seen in some parts of the South. The author discusses in detail many of the trades which have since developed into important industries, like papermaking, glassmaking, shipbuilding, printing, and metalworking, often reconstructing from his own careful research the complex equipment used in these enterprises. The ingenious, liberty-loving artisans left few written records of their work, and only Mr. Tunis, with his painstaking attention to authentic detail and his vast knowledge, could present such a complete treasury of the way things were done before machines obliterated this phase of early American life.

Metalwork for Craftsmen $4.28 Illustrations and detailed instructions for 55 projects: coasters, candlesticks, water pitchers, platters, silent butler, reading lamp, many more. Work with pewter, copper, silver, brass, and aluminum. Information on tools and processes, and over 60 other plates.

Temptation Gothic Earring by Alchemy Jewelry $39.95 The serpent of Eden twists through and around the beguiled wearer’s ear in this pewter work of Gothic jewelry sure to command attention! This piece of fashion jewelry was crafted of finely sculpted English pewter especially for Design Toscano by the craftsmen and artists at the world-renowned Alchemy of England in Sheffield, makers of fine pewter jewelry for over 3 decades. Alchemy Jewelry is a proud member of The Worshipful Company of Pewterers, granted charter in 1474 by King Edward IV for the legal manufacture of pewter finery throughout England. 2½”L.

Passion Gothic Earring by Alchemy Jewelry $49.95 A bramble of pewter thorns pierces the ear and weeps with blood red Swarovski crystals in this most dramatic work of Gothic jewelry. Our fashion jewelry was crafted of finely sculpted English pewter especially for Design Toscano by the craftsmen and artists at the world-renowned Alchemy of England in Sheffield, makers of fine pewter jewelry for over 3 decades. Alchemy Jewelry is a proud member of The Worshipful Company of Pewterers, granted charter in 1474 by King Edward IV for the legal manufacture of pewter finery throughout England. 4″L.

Passion Gothic Bracelet by Alchemy Jewelry $74.95 A tangled cuff of thorns drips with multi-s ized, faceted, blood red Swarovski crystals in this dramatic, adjustable-s ized bracelet. This piece of fashion jewelry was crafted of finely sculpted English pewter especially for Design Toscano by the craftsmen and artists at the world-renowned Alchemy of England in Sheffield, makers of fine pewter jewelry for over 3 decades. Alchemy Jewelry is a proud member of The Worshipful Company of Pewterers, granted charter in 1474 by King Edward IV for the legal manufacture of pewter finery throughout England. 3″W.

Chaostar Gothic Pendant by Alchemy Jewelry $39.95 Symbolizing the principle and virtue of Chaos , this stalwart compass boldly insists that every arrow points north! Suspended from a 21″-long chain, this fashion jewelry was crafted of finely sculpted English pewter especially for Design Toscano by the craftsmen and artists at the world-renowned Alchemy of England in Sheffield, makers of fine pewter jewelry for over 3 decades. Alchemy Jewelry is a proud member of The Worshipful Company of Pewterers, granted charter in 1474 by King Edward IV for the legal manufacture of pewter finery throughout England. 2″H.

A World of Earrings: Africa, Asia, America $211.09 Used – This second volume of a multi-volume series on the Gbysels collection — probably the most comprehensive and beautiful collection of ethnic jewelry in the world — presents nearly 800 extraordinary objects, most of which have never been shown to the public before, coming from Africa, Asia and America.Since time immemorial, earrings have been a means of seduction for women. Craftsmen the world over have set their imaginations to work, using every available material. Firstly they used flowe

A World of Earrings: Africa, Asia, America $211.09 New – This second volume of a multi-volume series on the Gbysels collection — probably the most comprehensive and beautiful collection of ethnic jewelry in the world — presents nearly 800 extraordinary objects, most of which have never been shown to the public before, coming from Africa, Asia and America.Since time immemorial, earrings have been a means of seduction for women. Craftsmen the world over have set their imaginations to work, using every available material. Firstly they used flower