Colonial craftsmen and the beginnings of American industry

Colonial craftsmen and the beginnings of American industry

Johns Hopkins paperbacks ed.

Baltimore, Md. : Johns Hopkins University Press, 1999.

159 p. : ill. ; 28 cm.

680.973 T926 1999

(OCoLC)41039791

Reprint. Originally published: Cleveland : World Pub. Co., 1965.
Text in double columns.
Contents: New world, new ways: British restrictions -- Specialists -- Status -- Apprentice system -- Journeymen -- Masters -- Quality and honesty -- Prices -- Country work: Blacksmith -- Cooper -- White cooper -- Housewright -- Sawyers -- Joiners -- Miller -- Tanner and currier -- Fuller -- Itinerants -- Cat whipper -- Weaver -- Tailor -- Chandler -- Tinker -- Town shops: Barber and wigmaker -- Baker -- Apothecary -- Hatter -- Eyeglass seller -- Cutler -- Tobacconist -- Hornsmith -- Bespoke work: Town blacksmiths -- Locksmith -- Gunsmith -- Whitesmith -- Plumber -- Pewterer -- Coopersmith -- Silversmith -- Builder -- Cabinetmaker -- Wainwright and the coachmaker -- Bookbinder -- Weaver -- Shoemaker -- Limner -- Group work: Shipwrights -- Chandlers -- Potters -- Block printers -- Letterpress printers -- Manufactories: Papermakers -- Glass blowers -- Braziers -- Clockmakers -- Ironmasters.
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