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    I've been a part-time maker/repair/restore/ guy for many years. Since recently retiring, I've started a list of furniture projects that I want to make for myself....Bombay chest, fancy Pembroke table, fancy Seymour sewing table etc. I have been making a bit of early English Georgian furniture lately.
    Today, American Period Furniture arrived in the mailbox. Wow, What an issue....every article is about something on my "list"!
    In the years past the annual publication always raised it's game with each issue. This one is particularly well done.
    Congratulations and thank you to all the authors and the people who put this together!
 

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