Leatherworker in Eighteenth-Century Williamsburg

Step back in time to colonial America with "The Leatherworker in Eighteenth-Century Williamsburg," a meticulously researched account by Thomas K. Ford. This volume explores the vital role of leather and leatherworking in 18th-century Williamsburg. Delve into the nature of leather itself and discover the array of crafts involved in its production and use.

From tanning to tooling, explore the skills and techniques employed by colonial artisans. This book provides a fascinating glimpse into a vital industry that shaped daily life in early America. Experience the world of colonial crafts through this detailed exploration of leatherwork.

A valuable resource for historians, craft enthusiasts, and anyone captivated by the rich history of colonial America, "The Leatherworker in Eighteenth-Century Williamsburg" offers a unique window into the past.

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