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Historic Woodworking Book

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Historic Woodworking Book

Todd O. Cronkhite Native of Maine

>http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=378&item=6901814668

the above link is to a book that a fellow Ilander is selling on e-bay that I thought would be of interest to somebody here. Since nobody has bid on it yet I thought it to be alright to post a link to it without causing anybody to be upset.

I've posted this without permission of the seller, so if I've done wrong it is all on me and none on the seller. I'd just like to see this book stay amoung one "of us" as I'm sure it is full of wisdom that is long forgotten, and I know that if an Islander where to win this book s/he'd share the wisdom.

I have no financial interest in the selling of this book.

Todd O.

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Frank Mutchler in Colorado Springs

>Thanks, Todd. Looks like a great book.

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Christopher Fitch @ Memphis

>Isn't that your ex?

;)

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Ernie Miller Topeka

>Snorted coffee all over my monitor

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Don Thompson - South of Miami

>I have photographs of Todd consorting with the book seller.

;-)

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Kevin French, Antrim, NH

>Daammn! Talk about your cold hearted orbs

I've know T.O. to beat one, but... I'm going back to shoveling-- STONE!!!

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Say Kevin

Todd O. Cronkhite Native of Maine

>Why'a for'a you'a shovela' stone? Wish I was there, I'd grab a shovel.

Todd O.

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Todd O. Cronkhite Native of Maine

>Nice looking truck and trailer you've got there Kevin. You'll have to hitch up and come down for a visit sometime this summer. No wait, it get to freaking hot here to be able to enjoy a visit. Best wait until this Winter. No wait, and miss deer season, snowmobiling, and ice-fishing? Man, you'd have to be crazy to leave New England in the winter time. Ya' know, on second thought, just sell the darn thing and stay put. ;~)

23 tons of 3/4" inch stone shoveled by hand. Kevin, you're my hero. Man am I jealous too. 23 tons of 3/4" stone to shovel you lucky dog.

Todd O.

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Kevin French, Antrim, NH

>T.O. Wrote: "Ya' know, on second thought, just sell the darn thing and stay put. ;~)"

I rarely go farther south then the New England Mason Dixson Line. (For those of you from out side tha area, that would be the Mass. border.)

T.O. continued: "23 tons of 3/4" inch stone shoveled by hand. Kevin, you're my hero. Man am I jealous too. 23 tons of 3/4" stone to shovel you lucky dog."

Not really so much, just a "Li'l old 10 wheeler load.

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