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Cadawalader Study/Winterthur
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Scott P Calkins
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Hi all,
I have both the Cadwalader Study (I had it reprinted) and the Cadwalader Study video purchased from Winterthur. I would be willing to part with both for a total of $100.
Let me know,
Scott Calkins
I have both the Cadwalader Study (I had it reprinted) and the Cadwalader Study video purchased from Winterthur. I would be willing to part with both for a total of $100.
Let me know,
Scott Calkins
If anyone is still wanting the Cadwalader book, I searched for this through inter-library loan. There were only 9 copies in the nation, but one showed up at my local library in about 2 weeks after my request. This is a great way to get access to many of those books that are not affordable. I have done this with several other books such as Master Craftsmen of Newport or Furniture of Coastal NC.
Cal
Cal
dkeller_nc
Well-known member
Could someone please post the full title of this book and/or author and ISBN? I've also considered getting a copy through Interlibrary Loan, but need more specific info to do the search.
David,
The title is "Cadwalader Study" by Mark J. Anderson, Gregory J. Landry, and Phillip D. Zimmerman. Published 1995 by Winterthur Museum. ISBN 0-912724-34-X. I paid $18.00 for my copy. Although it is full of interesting information for conservators, there's not a wealth of information for reproduction furniture makers. It was worth the price I paid for it but it isn't worth $1000.00. Just my two cents. It's about 100 pages, printed on one side only.
Craig
The title is "Cadwalader Study" by Mark J. Anderson, Gregory J. Landry, and Phillip D. Zimmerman. Published 1995 by Winterthur Museum. ISBN 0-912724-34-X. I paid $18.00 for my copy. Although it is full of interesting information for conservators, there's not a wealth of information for reproduction furniture makers. It was worth the price I paid for it but it isn't worth $1000.00. Just my two cents. It's about 100 pages, printed on one side only.
Craig
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