The Work Magazine Reprint Project
March 13, 2013 5:16 AM Subscribe
Brooklyn-based Tools for Working Wood are in the process of weekly reprinting every single issue of Work: An Illustrated Magazine of Practice and Theory on their blog, having just finished the first year. The original magazine's first issue was published March 23rd, 1889, and the blog is republishing 123 years after the original.
The latest issue has instructions on sign-writing and gilding, how to make a piano, electric clock fitment, construction and application of kaleidoscopes and much more. Earlier issues feature everything from brooches to gas engines.
For easier navigation an index is available.
The latest issue has instructions on sign-writing and gilding, how to make a piano, electric clock fitment, construction and application of kaleidoscopes and much more. Earlier issues feature everything from brooches to gas engines.
For easier navigation an index is available.
I just sent this to my friend in South Dakota who has a large collection of 100+ year old woodworking tools. I won't be surprised if he tells me he had an original subscription....
posted by three blind mice at 5:32 AM on March 13, 2013
posted by three blind mice at 5:32 AM on March 13, 2013
pretty cool!
posted by Diles_Mavis at 5:44 AM on March 14, 2013
posted by Diles_Mavis at 5:44 AM on March 14, 2013
Man I love stuff like this. Glad to see they are including the advertising.
posted by Mitheral at 8:23 AM on March 17, 2013
posted by Mitheral at 8:23 AM on March 17, 2013
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