Pattern-Making - Softcover

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Synopsis

This book is an early 1900s guide to the then-emerging trade of pattern-making. As a skilled craft, it was essential to the booming industrial revolution and the rise of mass production. In addition to offering skilled labor techniques and tips for using tools, it provides a glimpse into the social, economic, and industrial history of the world in a pivotal era of manufacturing and economic growth. The author, an experienced pattern-maker of the era, provides a thoughtful account of the challenges, rewards, and day-to-day realities of pattern-making. This insightful volume also provides valuable context on the history of pattern-making and its role in industrial production. The author's historical perspective and deep understanding of the craft make this a must-have for students of history and economics, as well as practitioners of pattern-making today.

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About the Author

Fred D. Crawshaw was a professor of manual arts at the University of Wisconsin. Born in Minnesota in 1874, he received his M.E. in 1910 from Worcester Polytechnic Institute.

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