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Practical Blacksmithing Volume 2

M.T. Richardson

  • 277 pages
  • 8.2 MB
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Second volume of Richardson's series. Continues with horseshoeing, vehicle ironwork, hardening and tempering, and contributions from blacksmiths working in the railroad and farm trades.

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