Nicholson's New carpenter's guide
being a complete book of lines, for carpenters, joiners, and workmen in general, on methods entirely new, founded on geometrical principles : explained, in theory and practice, by numerous engravings, wherein the utility of every line is fully exemplified.
by Peter Nicholson
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from the book's frontispiece: "Being a complete book of lines for carpentry and joinery. Treating fully on Practical Geometry, soffits, brick and plaster groins, niches of every description, sky-lights, lines for roofs and domes; ... with many other things entirely new: The whole founded on true geometrical principles;... eighty-four copper-plates; including some observations and calculations on the strength of timber" Tenth edition, 1830, published by John Grigg, Philadelphia.
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Nicholson's New carpenter's guide: being a complete book of lines, for carpenters, joiners, and workmen in general, on methods entirely new, founded on geometrical principles : explained, in theory and practice, by numerous engravings, wherein the utility of every line is fully exemplified.
1825, Printed for Jones & Co. ...
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Caption title: The new carpenter's guide.
Edited by John Bowen.
First published (London, 1793) with title: The carpenter's new guide.
All after p. iv (2nd group) wanting.
All after p. iv (2nd group) wanting.
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