You can make it
practical uses for secondhand boxes and odd pieces of lumber; 11th report of a series on the marketing and use of lumber.
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Publication
1929 - G.P.O., Washington, D.C, District of Columbia
Language
English
Description
This is a book that was published in 1929 by the United States Department of Commerce (National Committee On Wood Utilization) during the Herbert Hoover administration. This book contains a list of Tools needed, Materials that can be utilized, Preparation of materials, and Projects with instructions and illustrations for building these projects. During that time period there were wood crates and boxes that were used for shipping that were just being thrown away and this book was published mainly to show kids the many fun items that could be made from these materials.
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- Amateurs' manuals
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