The craftsman
Source:
Gustav Stickley, Editor
The craftsman
Vol. IX, Number 5
Gustav Stickley, February 1906
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Contents
[Title page] The craftsman, p. xi
Contents, pp. xi-xii
Jack London; traveler, novelist and social reformer, Bland, Henry Meade pp. 607-619
What social service means: a clearing house of experience in social and industrial betterment, Strong, Josiah pp. 620-633
Wrought iron of the Renaissance: craftsmanship of the locksmiths of Old Nürnberg, Roof, Katharine M. pp. 634-644
The inheritance of art, pp. 644-[646]
The Russian peasant: how and where he lives, Hapgood, Isabel F. pp. 647-662
[Craftsmanship for crippled children: a home-school where they are taught to be skilled workers and are made happy and independent], pp. [663]-674
[The Town Room idea, and the general work of the Massachusetts Civic League during the past year], Hartman, Edward T. pp. [675]-681
The plowman, Sweet, Frank H. pp. 682-686
Swords of many lands, with special reference to Japanese types, Geare, Randolph, I. pp. 687-693
The bedroom and its individuality, pp. 694-704
House in Decatur, Ill., built after Craftsman plans by a member of the Home Builders' Club, pp. 705-712
Craftsman house: series of 1906: number II, pp. 713-719
Home training in cabinet work: practical examples in structural woodworking. Eleventh of the series, pp. 720-725
Als ik kan, pp. 726-728
Notes, pp. 728-730
Reviews, pp. 730-733
The craftsman's open door: suggestions of interest to home-builders and home-makers, pp. 734-740
Our home department: new art in wall papers and friezes, pp. 741-749
New Craftsman designs in needlework, pp. 749-750 ff.
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