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Leather Library Sept 2 2014 March 1, 2014 CSCL Leather Library Page 1 of 13 BOX qty of DATE OF BOOK NAME AUTHOR DESCRIPTION Borrowed by: LOCATION books PUBLISH 1 Box #1 Leather in Three Dimensions 5 Rex Lingwood 1980 Al Stohlman, A.D. 2 Box #1 Leatherwork Manual 7 Patten, J.A. Wilson 1969 3 Box #1 Black Jacks and Leather Bottells, Chapters 1 & 2 3 Oliver Baker duo tang binded 4 Box #1 Black Jacks and Leather Bottells, Chapters 3 & 4 3 Oliver Baker duo tang binded 5 Box #1 Black Jacks and Leather Bottells, Chapters 5 & 6 3 Oliver Baker duo tang binded 6 Box #1 Black Jacks and Leather Bottells, Chapters 7 & 8 3 Oliver Baker duo tang binded 7 Box #1 Black Jacks and Leather Bottells, Chapters 1 thru 8 1 Oliver Baker 8 Box #1 Snaps and Fasteners 4 Karla Van Horne duo tang binded 9 Box #1 Tooling and Modeling 1 Pedro DeLemos duo tang binded 10 Box #1 The Heritage Hands of Irva Ford 6 Irva Ford 1985 leaflet 11 Box #1 Sewing with Leather 1 1959 leaflet 12 Box #1 Lucky Seven Foto Carve Patterns 1 1959 13 Box #1 Lucky Seven Kit Foto Carve Patterns & Instructions 2 1951 14 Box #1 Lucky Seven Foto Carve Patterns & Instructions 3 1955 15 Box #1 Lucky Eight Belt Book 1 1957 16 Box #1 Hand Carved Western Belts 2 Style Craft #32 1951 17 Box #2 How To Carve Leather 4 Al Stohlman 1952 18 Box #2 How to Make Holsters 1 Al Stohlman 1956 19 Box #2 Design for Leather Belts 1 1979 20 Box #2 Inverted Leather Carving 2 Al Stohlman 1961 21 Box #2 Figure Carving, Step by Step Instruction 2 Al Stohlman 1953 22 Box #2 Making Medieval & Colonial American Leather Bottles 1 Frank Zigon 1999 The Leather Box Bag-Manual of New Techniques in Harvey Frick & 23 Box #2 Design & Construction 4 Larry DeRosia 1961 24 Box #2 The Art of Making Leather Cases - Volume 1 3 Al Stohlman 1979 25 Box #2 The Art of Making Leather Cases - Volume 2 1 Al Stohlman 1983 26 Box #2 Leathercraft & Leatherwork Fundamentals, Text Book #1 1 John Fowler 1954 27 Box #2 The Leather Working Handbook 1 Valerie Michael 1993 belts, mask, purse, briefcase, wallet, shoulder bag Tandy Leather 28 Box #2 ABC's of Leatherwork 1 Factory 1994 29 Box #2 Pictorial Carving Finesse 5 Al Stohlman 1950 30 Box #2 Figure Carving Finesse 2 Al Stohlman 1951 Tandy Leather 31 Box #2 Creating Nature Tand Designs 1 Factory 32 Box #2 The Basics of Creative Stamping 1 Paul Burnett 1978 33 Box #2 The Great Book of Floral 1 Lora S. Irish 2004 34 Box #2 Designs for Artists and Craftsmen 4 Louis Wolchonok 1953 35 Box #2 Leathercraft - Adas Darbi 3 Janis Zalitis 1978 36 Box #2 The Saddler 1 Sidney A.Davis 1980 37 Box #2 Leatherwork 1 F.J. Christopher 1951 instructions in cutting, assembling, finishing 38 Box #2 Fundamentals of Leathercraft 1 Ross C.Cramlet 1945 Tandy Leather 39 Box #2 Sandal Making 1 Factory 40 Box #2 Leathercraft Lacing & Saddle Stitching - book three 2 Pacific Arts & Crafts 1958 41 Box #2 Making Leather Purses & Totes 1 Lisa Galvin 2005 42 Box #2 Bookbinding Made Easy 1 Lee M. Klinefelter 1947 43 Box #2 Bookbinding and the Case of Books 1 Douglas Cockerell 1955 March 1, 2014 CSCL Leather Library Page 2 of 13 BOX qty of DATE OF BOOK NAME AUTHOR DESCRIPTION Borrowed by: LOCATION books PUBLISH 44 Box #2 Bookbinding Basics 1 Lionel S.Darley 1965 45 Box #2 Basic Bookbinding 1 A.W.Lewis 1957 46 Box #2 General Bookbinding 1 Chris Groneman 1946 47 Box #3 Modern Leather Designs 1 Ross Wallis 1947 48 Box #3 General Leathercraft 2 Raymond Cherry 1949 49 Box #3 Quilting, Learn to Quilt with Leather 1 Patricia Converse 2007 50 Box #3 Leatherwork, Basic Manual 2 Benjamin Maleson 1974 barrettes, Belts, Shoulder Bag, Briefcase, Writing 51 Box #3 Start off in Leathercraft 1 Steven Edwards 1974 Portfolio 52 Box #3 American Indian Design & Decoration 1 Leroy H. Appleton 1971 53 Box #3 Modern Leather Design 1 Donald Wilcox 1971 54 Box #3 Contemporary Leather 1 Dona Z. Meilach 1971 arts & accessories - tools & techniques 55 Box #3 Leather as Art and Craft 3 Thelma R. Newman 1973 traditional methods & modern designs Art Nouveau, An Anthology of Design and Illustration Edmund V. Gillon 56 Box #3 from The Studio 1 JR 1969 57 Box #3 The art of Three-Dimensional Design 3 Louis Wolchonok 1969 58 Box #3 Leather Braiding 2 Bruce Grant 1961 59 Box #3 Leatherwork, Pitmans craft for all Series 2 F.R.Smith, FRSA 1929 woven leather, applique, Pierced Leather, more Artist Beware - The Hazards & Precautions in Working 60 Box #3 with Art and Craft Material 2 Michael McCann 1979 61 Box #3 Design Motifs of Ancient Mexico 1 Jorge Enciso 1953 62 Box #3 Enjoyment and Use of Color 1 Walter Sargent 1964 63 Box #3 Crafts are your Business 3 Gerald Tooke 1976 Pattern and Design with Dynamic Symmetry, How to 64 Box #3 create Art Deco Geometrical Designs 5 Edward B. Edwards 1967 Soft Suede, Supple Leather, A New Approach to Craft and 65 Box #3 Design 2 R.K.Furst 1974 66 Box #4 Things to Make with Leather, Techniques & projects 1 1974 Al Stohlman, A.D. 67 Box #4 Leatherwork 1 Patten, J.A. Wilson 1969 68 Box #4 Projects & Designs 2 Al Stohlman 1969 69 Box #4 Leather, The New Look 1 Lynn Paulin 1973 clothing 70 Box #4 Knotting and Braiding with Lace 2 Pyrotex 1950 71 Box #4 101 Uses for Craftstrip 1 Cy Vaughn 1953 Lacing bracelets, weaving with lace, 72 Box #4 Lacing Start to Finish 1 G. and J. Sitkin 1947 73 Box #4 Pictorial Definition 1 Paul Burnett 1979 Leathercraft tools, How to Use Them, How to Sharpen 74 Box #4 Them 1 Al Stohlman 1984 The Leather Crafters& Saddlers Journal - 10th 75 Box #4 Anniversary 1 Tony Laier 2001 76 Box #4 Glove Making for Beginners 1 Natalie S.Woolf 1951 77 Box #4 Travail Sur Cuir ( French) 1 Marguerite Lemieux 1946 78 Box #4 Glove Making 1 Isabel M.Edwards 79 Box #4 Bookbinding (5 small books) 1 Douglas Cockerell 80 Box #4 Leatherwork 2 I.P Roseman 1948 Constantine 81 Box #4 Braiding & Knotting Techniques & Projects 1 A.Belash 1974 82 Box #4 Wallycraft 1 Atlas Handicrafts 83 Box #4 The Forest Trees of Ontario 1 J.H. White 1957 84 Box #4 Color in Leathercraft 1 Robert Muma 1954 March 1, 2014 CSCL Leather Library Page 3 of 13 BOX qty of DATE OF BOOK NAME AUTHOR DESCRIPTION Borrowed by: LOCATION books PUBLISH 85 Box #4 Art Treasures from the Vienna Collections 2 1950 Pattern Design, An Introduction to the Study of Formal Archibald H. 86 Box #4 Ornament 1 Christie 1969 87 Box #4 Design by Accident 1 James F. O'Brien 1968 88 Box #4 Drawing Design & Craftwork 1 Frederick J. Glass 1948 89 Box #4 Early Britain 1 Jacquetta Hawkes 1946 90 Box #4 Leatherwork 1 L. Johnson 1949 tanners' Council of 91 Box #4 Dictionary of Leather Terminology 1 America 1946 92 Box #4 The World at work, A Day with Leatherworkers 1 Arthur O'Cooke 1935 shoes 93 Box #4 Leather Goods Manufacture 1 G.C. Moseley 1947 handbags, boxes, moulded work, Adolfo Best- 94 Box #4 A Method for Creative Design 1 Maugard 1946 95 wood box Manila envelop of Tandy Doodle Pages 1 96 wood box Leathercraft for Beginners 1 Al Stohlman 97 wood box How to Buckstitch 1 Al Stohlman 1946 Tandy Leather 98 wood box Sandal Making 1 Factory Tandy Leather 99 wood box Nature Designs, on Tandy's Nature-Tand Leather 1 Factory 100 wood box Belts Galore #42 1 Al Stohlman 1962 101 wood box The Art of Making Leather Cases, Volume 3 1 Al Stohlman 1987 102 wood box The Art of Making Leather Cases, Volume 2 1 Al Stohlman 1983 103 wood box The Art of Making Leather Cases, Volume 1 1 Al Stohlman 1979 104 wood box The Art of Hand Sewing Leather 1 Al Stohlman 1977 105 wood box Projects & Designs 1 Al Stohlman 1972 pull out pattern of Belgian stallion, mountain lion & 106 wood box Make it With Leather 1 Al Stohlman 1984 more 107 wood box Make it With Leather 1 Al Stohlman 1984 mini saddle pull out pattern, rifle case, pull out pattern of steer-Jerking, saddle bag 108 wood box Make it With Leather 1 Al Stohlman 1984 pattern 109 wood box The Leather Craftsman 1 Al Stohlman 1986 pull out pattern of vase pull out pattern of "Blue Jay" by Charles 110 wood box The Leather Craftsman 1 Al Stohlman 1986 E.Heschke, "Mountain Goats" by Jerry Jennings pull out pattern of "The West in Action" by Peter 111 wood box The Leather Craftsman, Volume ii, Number iii 1 Al Stohlman 1986 Main pull out pattern of "The Great Horned Owl" by 112 wood box The Leather Craftsman, Volume ii, Number iv 1 1986 Charles E. Heschke pull out pattern of Native American Power 113 wood box The Leather Craftsman, Volume ii, Number v 1 1986 Objects, Australian Binder, Customized Hatbands pull out pattern of book of memories, Bronco Billy, 114 wood box The Leather Craftsman, Volume ii, Number vi 1 1986 Stairway to Nowhere, The West In Actions pull out pattern of "The Road Runner" by Corrine Ryan, Eskimo Girl & Husky Dog, Tiger, Tiger, a 115 wood box The Leather Craftsman, Volume iii, Number i 1 1987 leather "Raiders" Hat pull out pattern of "One Shot Annie's" by Al & Ann Stohlman, Suede Marquetry, Playing with Words in Leather, Rawhide Water Bucket, Flower Picture 116 wood box The Leather Craftsman, Volume iii, Number ii 1 1987 Carving March 1, 2014 CSCL Leather Library Page 4 of 13 BOX qty of DATE OF BOOK NAME AUTHOR DESCRIPTION Borrowed by: LOCATION books PUBLISH pull out pattern of The Grizzly, Wild Geese, The 117 wood box The Leather Craftsman, Volume iii, Number iii 1 1987 Proud Ram, Race Horse Patterns pull out pattern of Trails in Time, Western Desk Clock, Acoma Pueblo Sky City, Air Brushing the 118 wood box The Leather Craftsman, Volume iii, Number iv 1 1987 Mule Deer pull out pattern of Air Brushing, Guest Book, The 119 wood box The Leather Craftsman, Volume iii, Number v 1 1987 West in Action, Bobby, Buck Knife pull out pattern of Nativity Window, Greetings with
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