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The Principal Species of Wood: Their Characteristic Properties

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The Principal Species of Wood: Their Characteristic Properties

Charles Henry Snow

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Oak, ash, elm: each timber has its own character, and Charles Snow catalogs them all. His guide to the principal species of wood describes the properties of the hardwoods and softwoods a builder must know. Clear, systematic, and grounded in real use. A practical reference for anyone who works or studies timber. Learn to know your wood by its grain, strength, and nature with an expert's guide.

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49 chapters

  1. 1The Principal Species of Wood: Their Characteristic Properties.
  2. 2Preface
  3. 3Table of Contents
  4. 4List of Plates
  5. 5Bibliography
  6. 6Part I. Introduction
  7. 7Part II. Exogenous Series
  8. 8Introduction.
  9. 9Broadleaf or Hardwoods.
  10. 10Oak (Quercus)
  11. 11ASH. (Fraxinus.)
  12. 12ELM. (Ulmus.)
  13. 13MAPLE. (Acer.)
  14. 14WALNUT. (Juglans.)
  15. 15HICKORY. (Hicoria or Carya.)
  16. 16CHESTNUT, CHINQUAPIN. (Castanea.)
  17. 17BEECH.(Fagus.) IRONWOOD.(Carpinus, Ostrya, etc.)
  18. 18SYCAMORE. (Platanus.)

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