This section is from the book "Hand-Craft: The Most Reliable Basis Of Technical Education In Schools And Classes", by John D. Sutcliffe. Also available from Amazon: Hand-craft.
*** The second column indicates the kind of wood required-B. signifying Beech or Birch, and F. signifying Fir, commonly called Deal or Pine; the class of wood usually distinguished as Pine being preferable to the rougher-grained wood generally classed as Deal.
No. | Wood. | Names of Models. |
I A. | B. | |
IB. | B. | Another variety of the same |
2. | B. | Parcel-Pin or Carrier. |
3. | F. |
No. | Wood. | Names of Models. |
4. | B. | |
5. | F. | |
6. | F. | |
7. | F. | |
8. | B. | |
9. | F. | Dibble for the Garden. |
10. | B. | Pen-Rest. |
11. | F. | |
12. | B. | |
13. | B. | Knife-Rest. |
14. | B. | Bowl, for Toilette, etc. |
15. | B. | Hammer Handle. |
16. | B. | Handle for Chisel or File. |
17. | B. ' | |
18. | F. | |
19. | B. | Measure (Half-yard). |
20. | B. | Scoop for Flour, Sugar, etc. |
21. | F. | Hanging-Pegs. |
22. | F. | Stand for Flower-Pot, etc. |
23. | F. | Footstool. |
24. | F. & B. | Book Carrier. |
25. | B. |
 
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