This resource list pertains to the study of metal trades and crafts. The list is divided into two parts: Bibliography and the Conservation and Testing of Metal Artifacts. The Bibliography is further divided into four sections: Primary Production and General; Blacksmithing: Tools, Processes, and Products; Pewter and Pewtersmithing; and Tinware and Tinsmithing. The list contains both primary and secondary sources and their locations. 10p.published or submitted for publicationis peer reviewe

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CLAYVILLE RURAL LIFE CENTER & MUSEUM Pleasant Plains, IL 62677 Publications Series I Living History Resource List #5 METAL TRADES AND CRAFTS B. KUHNS & Co., Springfield, Ills. Sangamon + state @@ Univers i ty  S ~ r i n a f  ield. Illinois 62708 CLAYVILLE RURAL LIFE CENTER & MUSEUM P l e a s a n t  P l a i n s ,  I L .  62677 R e s o u r c e  L i s t  No. 5 METALWORKING TRADES AND CRAFTS: The Midwes t  & I t s  R o o t s  A .  BIBLIOGRAPHY P a r t  I :  P r i m a r y  P r o d u c t i o n  a n d  G e n e r a l  I .  U n i t e d  S t a t e s :  1 S e c o n d a r y  S o u r c e s :  . I  Books :  A s t o n ,  J a m e s  a n d  Edward S t o r y .  Wrought  I r o n .  P i t t s b u r g ,  PA: A .  F1. B e y e r s  , 1 9 5 9 .  Temin ,  P e t e r .  I r o n  a n d  S t e e l  i n  N i n e t e e n t h  C e n t u r y  A m e r i c a .  C a m b r i d g e ,  M.A. , 1964 .  .2 P r i m a r y  S o u r c e s :  1 9 t h  C e n t u r y  .1 Rooks :  L e s l e y ,  J . P .  The I r o n  M a n u f a c t u r e r ' s  G u i d e  t o  t h e  F u r n a c e s ,  F o r g e s  a n d  R o l l i n g  M i l l s  o f  t h e  6.s. N Y ,  1 8 5 4 .  Swank, J a m e s  M .  H i s t o r y  o f  I r o n  i n  a l l  Ages a n d  P a r t i c u l a r l y  i n  t h e  U n i t e d  S t a t e s  f r o m  C o l o n i a l  T i m e s  t o  1 8 9 1 .  2nd ed.; P h i l a d e l p h a ,  PA, -- 1 8 9 2 .  Wickersham,  J o h n  B. A New P h a s e  o f  I r o n  M a n u f a c t u r e .  N Y ,  1 8 5 3 .  T I .  Midwe s t  : . L  S e c o n d a r y  S o u r c e s :  A p p l e t o n ,  John B .  The I r o n  arid S t e e l  I n d u s t r y  o f  t h e  C a l u m e n t  D l s t r l c t .  --- L r b a n d ,  I L :  U r i l v .  o f  IL P r e s s ,  1 9 2 7 .  N o r r i s ,  James D .  F r o n t i e r  Iron,?!?-" Maramec I r o n w o r k s ,  1326-1876 .  -- Y a d i s o n ,  WS, 1964.  X. General : 1 Secondary Sources: .1 Books: Parr, Gordon. Man, Metals and Modern Magic. Cleveland, OH: American Society for Metals, 1958. . 2  Primary Sources: .1 Books: Aqricola, Georgius. De re metallica. Trans. from 16th Century Latin by H. and L. Hoover. NY: Dover, 1950. Part 11: Blacksmithing: Tools, Processes and Products I. United States: . l  Secondary Sources 1 Books: Bacon, John L. Forge Practice. Brooklyn, NY: Braunworth, 1919. Bollinger, Thomas W. Elemental Wrought Iron. Milwaukee, WS: Brace Publishing Co., 1930. Hogg, Gary. Hammer and Tongs Blacksmithing Down the Ages. NY: Hutchinson, 1964. Holmstrom, J.G. Modern Blacksmithing. Chicago: F. J. Drake and Co., 1904. Kauffman, Henry J. Early American Ironware+ Cast and Wrought. Rutland, VT, 1966. Rawson, Marion N. Handwrought Ancestors. NY: Dutton, 1936. Smith, H. R. Bradley. Blacksmith's and Farrier's Tools at Shelburne Museum. Shelburne, VT: Shelburne Museum, 1966. Sonn, Albert H. Early American Wrought Iron. 3 vols.; NY: 19.28. Watson, Aldren A. The Village Blacksmith. NY: Thomas Crowell, 1968. Didsbury, J. "Tool Study - Blacksmith's Hammers", The Chronicle of the Early American Industries Association. (December, 1964). 2 Primary Sources: 20th Century: .1 Books: Andrews, Jack. Edge of the Anvil. Emmaus, PA: Rodale Press, 1977. Drew, James M. Blacksmithing. St. Paul, MN., 1935. Harcourt, Robert H. Elementry Forge Practice. Peoria, IL: Thc Manual Arts Press, 1938. Jones, Lynn C. Forging and Smithing. NY: Century, 1924. Selvld(je, K. W. dnd J. M. Allton. Blacksmlthlng. Peorla, II,: Manual Arts Press, 1325. .2 Primary Sources: 19th Century: .1 Books: Handbery, E j n e r .  Shop Drawings of Shaker Iron and Tinware. Stockbridge, MA: uerkshire Traveller, 1976. Richardson, MT. Practical Blacksmithing. 4 Vol. (Reprint NY: Crown 1978). VIII. British Roots: -1 Secondary Sources .1 Books: Jenkins, J. Geraint. Traditional Country Craftsmen. NY and Washington: Fredrick A. Praeger, 1966. Robbins, Fredrick. The Smith: Traditions and Love of an Ancient Craft. London: Rider and Co., 1953. Rural Industries Bureau. The Blacksmith. London, 1959. Sturt, George. The Wheelwrights Shop. London: Cambridge Press, 1958. .2 Primary Sources: .1 Books: Lillico, J. W. Blacksmith's Manual Illustrated. London: The Technical Press, 1930. X. General: .I Secondary works: .1 Books: Hoover, Otto. Encyclopedia of Ironwork. trans. Ann Weaver. NY: Universe, 1962. - 5- Part 111: Pewter and Pewtersmithing I. United States: - 1  Secondary Sources .1 Books Bedford, John. Pewter. NY: Walker, 1966. Boston Museum of Fine Arts. American Pewter in the Museum of Fine Arts. Greenwich Conn : NY Graphic Society, 1974. Jacobs, Carl. Guide to American Pewter. NY: McBride, 1957 Jacobs, Celia. Pocketbook of American Pewter; the Makers and their Marks. Springfield, Ma. , 1960. Kauffman, Henry J. The American Pewterer; his techniques and his products. Camden, NJ: T. Nelson, 1970. Kerfoot, John B. American Pewter. Boston & NY: Houghton Miffin, 1924. Kovel, Ralph M. A Directory of American Silver, Pewter and Silver Plate. -- NY: Crown, 1966. I,aughlin, Ledlie L. Pewter in America; its Makers and their Marks. Barre, MA: Bdrre Publishinq, 1969-70. Masse, Herri J. Chats on Old Pewter. NY: Stokes, 1911. Meyers, Louis G. Some Notes on American Pewterers. Garden City, NJ: Country Life Press, 1926. Montgomery, Charles F. A History - of American Pewter. NY: Praeger, 1973. Smith, Fredrick R. Pewterwork. NY: Pitman, 1930 Shively, Robley D. Metalwork. Bettleboro, VT: Stephen Dye, 1940. Thorn, C. Jordan. Handbook of American Silver and Pewter Marks. NY: Tudor, 1949. TJ,irrium, William H. Pewter Design arid Construction. Milwaukee, WS: Brace, 1926. Y ~ l r ,  University. American Pewter, Gravirl and other Collections at Yali.. -- New Haven; CN: 1965. . L f'rimary Sources : 2Otli Century : 1 Books: Osburn, Burl N. Pewter, Spun, Wrought and Cast. Scramton, PA: International - Textbook, 1938. Stieri, Emanuele. Pewtercraft as a Hobby. NY: Harper, 1940. 11. New England Roots .1 Secondary Sources .1 Books Thomas, John C. Connecticut Pewter and Pewterers. Hartford, CN: Connecticut Historical Society, 1976. .2 Articles Brown, Madelaine R. "Rhode Island Pewterers." Rhode Island Historical Society Collections, vol. 31, no. 1 (January, 1938). pp. 1-8. Also see vol. 32, no. 1, pp. 1 6 2 and vol. 32, no. 2, pp. 56-60. Calder, Charles A. "Rhode Island Pewterers." Rhode Island Historical Society Collections, vol. 17, no. 3 (July, 1924) pp. 65-88. . "Some Additional Notes on Rhode Island Pewterers." Rhode Island Historical Society Collections, vol. 19, no. 2 (April, 19261, pp. 37-45. VIII. British Roots: .1 Secondary Sources: .1 Books Bell, Malcolm. Old Pewter. London: BT Batsford; NY: Scribner, 1973. Burgess, Fredrick W. Silver, Pewter and Sheffield Plate. London: G. Routland; NY: E.P. Dutton, 1921. Cotterell, Howard H. Old Pewter, its Makers and Marks in England, Scotland and Ireland. London: B.T. Batsford, 1929 (also reprinted: Rutland, VT: C.E. Tuttle, 1963.) Glass, Fredrick J. Pewtercraft. London: University of London, 1929. Hutcher, John. A History of British Pewter. London: Longwent, 1974. Markham, Christopher H. The New Pewter Marks and Old Pewterware, Domestic and Ecclesiastical. London: Reeves and Turner, 1928. Moore, Hannah. Old Pewter, Brass, Cooper and Sheffield Plate. Rutland, VT: C. E. Tuttle, 1972. . . .\ . G e n e r a l :  E u r o p e  I S e c o n d a r y  S o u r c e s  : .1 Books :  C o t t r e l l ,  Howard H .  P e w t e r  Down t h e  Ages f r o m  M e d i e v a l  T i m e s  t o  P r e s e n t  w i t h  N o t e s  o n  E v a l u a t i o n .  B o s t o n  & N Y :  Houghton M i f f i n ,  1 9 3 2 .  . N a t i o n a l  T y p e s  o f  O l d  P e w t e r .  NY:  S c r i b n e r ,  1 9 7 2 .  S t a r a ,  D .  P e w t e r  m a r k s  o f  t h e  Wor ld .  T r a n s . ,  J o y  Moss-Kohoutova.  N Y :  Hamlyn, 1 9 7 7 .  V e s t e r ,  A . J .  O l d  E u r o p e a n  P e w t e r .  London:  Thames & Hudson ,  1 9 5 8 .  Part IV: Tinware and Tinsmithing I. United States .l Secondary Sources .1 Books Brazer, Ester. Early American Decoration. Springfield, MA: Pond-Ekberg, 1940. Christenson, Erwine. Early American Designs. NY: Pitman, 1952. Coffin, Margaret. The History and Folklore of American Country Tinware 1700-1900. Camden. NJ: T. Nelson. 1968. Dunbar, Donald E. The Tin-plate Industry: A Comparitive Study of its Growth in the US and Wales. Boston and NY: Houshton Miffin, 1915. Gould, Mary E. Antique Tin and Toleware: Its History and Romance. Rutland, VT: C.E. Tuttle, 1958. Hedges, Ernest S. Tin in Secial and Economic History, NY: St. Martins, 1964. Powers, Beatrice F. Early American Decorated Tinware. NY: Hastings House, 1957. Pressland, David. The Art of the Tin Toy. NY: Crown, 1976. .2 Articles: Demer, John H. "How Tinsmith's Used Their Tools" The Chronicle of the Early American Industries Association (December, 1973). Swan, Mable M. "The Village   in smith" Antiques (March, 1973). .2 Primary Sources .1 Books Dover Stamping Company. Dover Stamping Company, Manufacturers and Dealers in Tinner's Hardware and Finishing Goods. Boston, 1869. (reprinted Prince- ton, RI: Pyne Press, 1971.) National Association of Sheet Metal. Tin Roofer's Handbook. Philadelphia, PA: Hathaway, 1907. IT. Illinois .I Secondary Sources .2 Articles Temple, WayneQMTinsmith to the Late Mr. Lincoln: Samuel Elder," Journal of the Illinois State - Historical Society vol. 71, no. 3 (August, 1978), pp. 176-184. 111. New England Roots . 1  Secondary Sources De Voe, Shirley S. The Tinsmiths of Connecticut,Middleton, CN: Wesleyn University Press, 1968. B. CONSERVATION AND TESTING OF METAL ARTIFACTS American Society for Testing and Materials. Nondestructive Rapid Identification of Metals and Alloys by Spot Test. Philadelphia, PA: 1974. Fales, Mrs. Dean A. Jr. The Care of Antique Silver, Technical Leaflet 40. Nashville: AASLH, 1967. Guldbeck, Per E. The Care of Historical Collections. A Conservation Handbook for the Nonsnecialist. Nashville: AASLH. 1972. KID. 98-116. Ppterson, Harold L. Conservation of Metals, Technical Leaflet 10. Nashville: AASLH, 1968. R o s s ,  Robert B. Handbook of Metal Treatments and Testing, London: E. and F .  N. Spon, 1977. Smith, Cyril S. A History of Metallography. Chicago: Univ. of Chicago Press, 1960. Tirnmons, Sharon, ed. Preservation and Conservation: Principles arid Practices. Proceedings of the North American International Regional Conference, Sept. 10-16, 1972. Washington: Smithsonian. 1976. PI]. 213-71. Compile by Don Tebbe lluseum Serb ices Mandqt9r Clayvil le Rural L l f c  Cent +>r and Museum Pleasant Plalns, IT2 62677 

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