GUSN-146761
76 p. : ill., photos. ; 28 cm., This publication begins with a description of the American Precision Museum's window preservation project written by the museum's director, Ann Lawless, and includes a description of window making and the development of woodworking machinery through the 19th century by William McCarthy, museum Trustee, and restoration millwork specialist. This segment also serves as a catalog for the museum's exhibit of wood working machinery, "The Mechanization of Woodworking," on display in 2005-2006. An extensive how-to section by restoration specialist John Leeke describes fifteen specific step-by-step treatments to repair weathered sills and deteriorating sash. Examples are given of how to save and preserve windows.
Windows Conservation and restoration.
Windows Maintenance and repair.
Windows Repairing
Historic preservation Handbooks, manuals, etc.
Historic buildings Conservation and restoration.
Leeke, John (John C.)
McCarthy, William.
Lawless, Ann.
American Precision Museum.
Windsor, Vt. : American Precision Museum
76 p. : ill., photos. ; 28 cm.
This publication begins with a description of the American Precision Museum's window preservation project written by the museum's director, Ann Lawless, and includes a description of window making and the development of woodworking machinery through the 19th century by William McCarthy, museum Trustee, and restoration millwork specialist. This segment also serves as a catalog for the museum's exhibit of wood working machinery, "The Mechanization of Woodworking," on display in 2005-2006. An extensive how-to section by restoration specialist John Leeke describes fifteen specific step-by-step treatments to repair weathered sills and deteriorating sash. Examples are given of how to save and preserve windows.
HisPres. TH2261.W56 2006
American Precision Museum.
Directories.
United States
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