Furniture Plans / Designs

Mission Furniture  - How to Make It  - Vol. I, II, III 

by H.H. Windsor, 1909-1911. Scanned directly from the original classic 1909-1911 Popular Mechanics Co.handbooks. All Three Books, over 200 pages of Arts & Crafts period furniture plans. Each plan is clearly described in terms of components, special steps and recommended procedures. They also
each have a drawn plan with full dimensions and sometimes a photo or sketch of the object. Additional sections
include period finishing tips (including fuming) and also other technique hints; like steam bending, etc.
Also includes 25 additional pages added to later editions of the PART ONE volume.

101 Arts & Crafts Furniture Drawings

Working Drawings for Cabinet Making Models- Arranged for High School Courses , by Frank Halstead, 1913. An amazing high school/ trade school text with a rather dull title,  it features no fewer than 101 designs for Arts and Crafts era furniture.
The variety and scope of projects are unique and I have yet to find
 a text like it to date that matches the sheer number of different designs.
Although often light on details, due to the format of the plans (which at minimum have Front / Side elevation  views, and a lumber list) , they will certainly get your imagination going as to possible ideas for future projects to tackle. Scanned at high resolution, and converted to the easy-to-use
Adobe Acrobat format makes these plans nearly perfect replicas of the original 1913 book.

  PRICE  $10.00

Built - In Furniture

by Edwin M. Love, Popular Mechanics Press, 1927. This book is a terrific find on period Built-in type furniture,
 "to enable any handy man to add greatly to the beauty and convenience of his home, at small cost." 
198 pages of really unique projects, all fully illustrated and with very detailed schematic drawings, isometric views and material lists. The quality and variety of plans are outstanding and cover many project designs I've never seen elsewhere. 

  PRICE  $10.00