Blacksmithing: A Manual for Use in School and Shop
By: R.W. Selvidge and J.M. Allton
Blacksmithing: A Manual for Use in School and Shop by R.W. Selvidge and J.M. Allton is a timeless instructional guide originally published in 1925. This 160-page paperback book is designed as an elementary instruction manual for school shops, farm shops, and working blacksmiths looking to expand their knowledge and skills. Written by experts in industrial education and forging from the University of Missouri, the book details a variety of typical blacksmithing jobs, arranged in the order in which the work is to be carried out. The manual covers a broad range of topics including blacksmithing, metalworking, tools, forges, horse shoeing, and the replacement of wagon wheels, tires, spokes, and rims. With clear instructions, line illustrations, and a section of standard information tables, this classic title is an invaluable resource for anyone looking to delve into the blacksmith’s trade.
Key Features:
- Pages: 160
- Format: Paperback
- Illustrations: Black and white images and line drawings
- Comprehensive Coverage: Detailed instructions on blacksmithing jobs, tools, and metalworking techniques.
- Educational Resource: Ideal for use in school shops, farm shops, and by working blacksmiths.
- Classic Reference: Includes standard information tables and practical guidance for blacksmiths.
