The Craftsman in Early America Hardcover - 1984

New York: W. W. Norton, 1984. 1st. Hardcover. As New/As New. 8.4x5.7x1.2in. Dust jacket in clear protector. Contents: "Introduction: Some Observations on the Craftsman in Early America" by Ian M. G. Quimby, "Documentary Sources for the Study of the Craftsman" by Stephanie Grauman Wolf, "Artisans and Craftsmen: A Historical Perspective" by Thomas J. Schlereth, "Artisans and Politics in Eighteenth-Century Philadelphia" by Gary B. Nash, "Fathers, Sons, and Identity: Woodworking Artisans in Southeastern New England, 1620-1720" by Robert Blair St. George, "Boston Goldsmiths, 1690-1730" by Barbara McLean Ward, "The Glassmakers of Early America" by Arlene Palmer Schwind, "The Business of Potting, 1780-1840" by Susan H. Myers, "The Transmission of Skill in the Shoe Industry: Family to Factory Training in Lynn, Massachusetts" by William H. Mulligan, Jr., "Latrobe, His Craftsmen, and the Corinthian Order of the Hall of Representatives" by Charles E. Brownell, "The Moravian Craftsman in Eighteenth-Century North Carolina" by Paula Welshimer Locklair, and " Craft Processes and Images: Visual Sources for the Study of the Craftsman" by Jonathan Fairbanks. 344pp 1.30lb 8.4x5.7x1.2in