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19th century brushes
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At this Delaware museum, rooms full of amazing furniture provide a unique tour through American history. Many woodworkers (including me) have concerns about “keeping the craft alive.” As our lives become increasingly digitized, creativity seems to involve clicks and keystrokes rather than the tactile challenges of fin
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Scissor collection, vintage scissor, antique scissor, stork scissor #flatlay littleprairiesparrow.com
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antique garden shears
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Technology: Textile industry. The first cotton-spinning machine, invented in 1764 by the English weaver James Hargreaves.) Woodcut, 1887, later colouring. SIZE： 3214px × 2615px (24 MB) 27.2 cm × 22.1 cm @ 300 dpi The spinning capacity of the Jenny is eight times better than that of the old spinning wheel, but it still requires manpower. The invention of the Spinning Jenny machine was the beginning of the first industrial revolution.
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Vintage tool display board, 15 pcs. | Vintage tools, Antique hand tools ...
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Early farming tools
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Nail making in the 18th century (French illustration) - "The reason [American colonists] were willing to buy nails from England and not locally was because the crown put restrictions on manufacturing of any finished good, since finished goods were what England produced best. While a few so called rolling-mills, where they could produce nails in the colonies, were constructed before the American Revolution, it wasn’t until after the war did these mills pop up everywhere."
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Tools on Behance
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(7) Straight Pane Sledge Hammer A useful weight is about 8 lb. (8) Box Tongs for holding flat iron rod. (9) Fitter's Or Metalworker's Brace It has a taper square hole for the drills and th...
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TWO SAWS, LATE 17TH/ 18TH CENTURY, PROBABLY FOR HUNTING OR BUTCHERY the first with bow-shaped body formed of a faceted bar, interrupted by a globular moulding in the centre, curved shaped forward terminal, later saw-blade retained by a shaped thumb-screw, and faceted horn grip (cracked); the second formed of a moulded bar of near square section, broad saw-blade retained by a large thumb-screw, and later wooden grip the first: 59 cm; 23 ¼ in overall
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