Lumber Industry from Good Old Books

New York & Chicago: Chandler Cyclopedia, 1930 Attractive copy. 521 pages with a small tear at bottom of backstrip, top corner gently bumped.

US: Weyerhaeuser 15 pages, mild crease to cellophane cover. This cellophane cover has an illustation of a wooden Japanese temple on it. A scarce item.

Arlington, Va.: Hardwood Plywood Institute, 1963 15 pages, illustrated.

Erie, Pa.: Hammermill Paper Co., 1924 16 pages, a few marks in the text.

Washington: United States Department of Commerce Wood Utilization, 1926 28 pages, first report of the construction subcommittee on wood utilization. A small crease at top corner.

Madison: United States Department of Agriculture, 1957 21 pages, folded, fairly badly creased.

Milwaukee, WI, U.S.A.: Charity Bazar Association, 1921 128 pages, profusely illustrated with prominent charity giving Wisconsin German citizens of the 20's.

Boston: New England Publishing Co., 1891 66 pages, cover missing a few pieces, scarce first edition paperback.

Stonington, Connecticut: Stonington Publishing Company, Inc., 1957 85 pages, subtle stain on cover, signed by the author.

Oshkosh, Wisconsin: Paine Lumber Company Athletic, 1925 12 issues bound in red cloth, light wear to cloth.

Washington D.C.: U. S. Department if Commerce, 1931 85 pages, National Committee on Wood Utilization. Includes much interesting and useful hints on judging conditions of a house with diagrams and photographs.

Tacoma, Washington: Douglas Fir Plywood Association, 1948 16 page binder, lightly soiled.

Minneapolis: Northern Pine Manufacturers' Association, 1917 29 pages.

Washington D.C.: U. S. Department of Commerce, 1938 34 pages, stamp from Western Pine Association on cover, gentle wear.

Washington D.C.: U. S. Department of Agriculture, 1936 45 pages, minor soiling, folded pages.