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From: mspencer@xxxxxxxxx
Newsgroups: alt.architecture,rec.crafts.metalworking
Subject: Re: Wanted: Architectural Ironwork Books.
Message-ID: <1993Mar27.011140.12444@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: 27 Mar 93 01:11:40 -0400
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Keywords: Ironwork Books
Distribution: world
Organization: Dalhousie University, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
Lines: 42
In article <1ou5alINNsqv@xxxxxxxxxxxx>, ebo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (E. A. Bouffier)
writes:
> [....] am on the
> lookout for books which relate to architectural ironwork, tools,
> history, etc. The problem is that very few are printed in the US
> any more. Can anyone/everyone out there give me some references?
> Who's publishing? What shops will ship mail order-prepaid?
> [....]
How about Germany? Julius Hoffmann Velag publishes a number of books
stuffed with excellent photos of architectural ironwork as well a books
on other architectural metalwork and craftwork in other media (e.g.
ceramics, wood, aluminum), furniture and other architectural subjects.
I have:
Schmiedearbeiten von heute (has photos of my work - plug plug. 8-)
Dekorative Tueren
Garten- und Einfahrtstore Gittertueren
Teuren und Tore aus Stahl und Aluminium
(Lots of photos, with blueprint details, of commercial
gate and door construction.)
All are beautiful books.
Prices run from ca. 40 marks to ca. 80 marks. Most have text in
German, altho some are multilingual.
Julius Hoffmann Verlag
7 Stuttgart 1
Postfach 788
Germany
Phone: Stuttgart (0711) 21 91 320
- Mike
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mspencer@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Only two blacksmiths ever went to Hell:
mspencer@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx One for beating cold Iron, and
One for charging too little.
-- Bert Shaw, Ph.D.
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From: mspencer@xxxxxxxxx
Newsgroups: alt.architecture,rec.crafts.metalworking
Subject: Re: Wanted: Architectural Ironwork Books.
Message-ID: <1993Mar27.011140.12444@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: 27 Mar 93 01:11:40 -0400
References: <1ou5alINNsqv@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Reply-To: mspencer@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Keywords: Ironwork Books
Distribution: world
Organization: Dalhousie University, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
Lines: 42
In article <1ou5alINNsqv@xxxxxxxxxxxx>, ebo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (E. A. Bouffier)
writes:
> [....] am on the
> lookout for books which relate to architectural ironwork, tools,
> history, etc. The problem is that very few are printed in the US
> any more. Can anyone/everyone out there give me some references?
> Who's publishing? What shops will ship mail order-prepaid?
> [....]
How about Germany? Julius Hoffmann Velag publishes a number of books
stuffed with excellent photos of architectural ironwork as well a books
on other architectural metalwork and craftwork in other media (e.g.
ceramics, wood, aluminum), furniture and other architectural subjects.
I have:
Schmiedearbeiten von heute (has photos of my work - plug plug. 8-)
Dekorative Tueren
Garten- und Einfahrtstore Gittertueren
Teuren und Tore aus Stahl und Aluminium
(Lots of photos, with blueprint details, of commercial
gate and door construction.)
All are beautiful books.
Prices run from ca. 40 marks to ca. 80 marks. Most have text in
German, altho some are multilingual.
Julius Hoffmann Verlag
7 Stuttgart 1
Postfach 788
Germany
Phone: Stuttgart (0711) 21 91 320
- Mike
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mspencer@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Only two blacksmiths ever went to Hell:
mspencer@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx One for beating cold Iron, and
One for charging too little.
-- Bert Shaw, Ph.D.
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