Art of Coppersmithing: A Practical Treatise on Working Sheet Copper into All Forms

The Art of Coopersmithing, first published in 1893, is recognized as a classic work in its field. All aspects of this important craft are covered, from the making of household copper goods and ornaments, to copper piping, three- and four-way expansion joints and double bends, brewery, locomotive, and ship installations-from the simplest, to the most complicated and demanding work.

It's a great book for anyone interested in coppersmithing or metal work, including fabrication and sculpture. Anyone interested in the history of craft will also find the book filled with information about the expectations for apprentices of the time.

Over 474 illustrations and completely indexed. 352 pages. 6" x 91/4". Soft cover.

A classic, practical and east to follow book on coppersmithing...one of the best practical books for the aspiring tinsmith as well. (Blacksmith's Gazette)