Contact: Paul Proffitt at 770 945-2022

Whether you are filling gaps in your existing woodworking magazine collection or starting a new collection, these historic woodworking magazines could be just what you need.  No specific prices are yet set, but may be added in the future.  All magazines are as-is which is typically in good to excellent condition.

Magazines

• Woodsmith - Volumes 26 thru 32
• Woodsmith - Volumes 33 thru 42
• Woodsmith - Volumes 43 thru 50
• Woodsmith - Volumes 51 thru 58
• Woodsmith - Volumes 59 thru 64
• Woodsmith - Volumes 65 thru 76
• Woodsmith - Volumes 77 thru 87
• Woodsmith - Volumes 95 thru 105
• Woodsmith - Volumes 106 thru 115
• Woodsmith - Volumes 116 thru 125
• Woodsmith - Volumes 126 thru 142
• Woodsmith - Volumes 143 thru 159
• Woodsmith - Volumes 170 thru 180

• Fine Homebuilding - Volumes 1 thru 71
• Fine Homebuilding - Volumes 132, 134
• Fine Homebuilding - Volumes 148 thru 155
• Fine Homebuilding - Volumes 166 thru 181
• Fine Homebuilding - Volume 185

• Fine Woodworking - Volumes 12 thru 207
• Better Homes & Gardens Wood - Volumes 1 thru 195
• American Woodworker - Volumes 12, 28, 31, 40, and 54 thru 144
• Family Handyman - Volumes 10/03 thru 1/10, and 3/10 thru 9/10
• Flying Chips - odds and ends 3 in 1961, 3 in 1962, all of 1965, 1966, 1967
• Flying Chips - all off 1968 except Nov and Dec, all of 1969 and 1970
• Shop Notes - pamphlets and odds and ends

Contact: Paul Proffitt at 770 945-2022

Some of these woodworking books are classics that every serious woodworker will enjoy.  Some techniques are ageless.

No specific prices are yet set, but may be added in the future.  All magazines are as-is which is typically in good to excellent condition.

Woodworking Books