·        Wood-Working For Amateur Craftsmen (1911) – By  Ira S. Griffith – 121 pages

·        Text-Book of Modern Carpentry (1858) – By  Thomas W. Silloway – 180 pages

·        How to Make Common Things For Boys (1906) – By  John A. Bower – 254 pages

·        The Carpenter’s and Builder’s Assistant and Wood Workers Guide (1874) – By Lucius D. Gould – 124 pages

·        Carpentry (1916) – By  Ira Samuel Griffith – 188 pages

·        A Treatise on Wood Engraving (1861) – By  John Jackson – 664 pages

·        Old Oak Furniture (1905) – By Fred Roe – 402 pages

·        The Book of Garden Furniture (1903) – By  Charles Thonger – 156 pages

·        Home Furniture Making For Amateur Wood Workers, Manual Training Schools and Students (1910) – By G. A. Raeth – 250 pages

·        Wood and Its Uses (1874 )- By  P.B. Eassie – 240 pages

·        Training in Wood-Work (1902) – By  James M. Tate – 120 pages

·        Problems in Furniture Making (1913) – By  Fred D. Crawshaw – 131 pages

·        Safety in Woodworking (1918) – By National Workmen’s Compensation Service Bureau – 310 pages

·        Intarsia and Marquetry (1903) – By F. Hamilton Jackson – 152 pages

·        Manual Training Elementary Woodwork (1893) – By  George B. Kilbon – 120 pages

·        Woodwork for Secondary Schools (1916) – By Ira Samuel Griffith – 376 pages

·        Early English Furniture and Woodwork Volume 1 (1922) – By  Herbert Cescinsky – 383 pages

·         Furniture Masterpieces of Duncan Phyfe (1923) – By  Charles Over Cornelius – 86 pages

·        Furniture Designing and Draughting (1907) – By Alvan Crocker – 100 pages

·        Lumber Its Manufacture and Distribution (1922) – By Ralph Clement Bryant – 578 pages

·        Wood-Working Tools How To Use Them (1881) – By Henry S. Grew – 117 pages

·        Modern American Lathe Practice (1907) – By Oscar E. Perrigo – 440 pages

·        Woodworking For Beginners (1905) – By Charles G. Wheeler – 551 pages

·        Wood Preservation in The United States (1909) – By W.F. Sherfesee -51 pages

·        The Art and Craft of Cabinet-Making (1891) – By  David Denning – 325 pages

·        Fret-Sawing and Wood-Carving for Amateurs (1875) – By George A. Sawyer – 91 pages

·        On the Arrangement, Care, and Operation of Woodworking Factories and Machinery (1873) – By  J. Richards – 211 pages

·        First Lessons in Wood-Working (1888) – By  Alfred G. Compton – 188 pages

·        The Polytechnic Series Forty Lessons in Carpentry Workshop Practice (1896) – By Charles F. Mitchell – 119 pages

·        Lumber and Its Uses (1914) – By R.S. Kellogg – 400 pages

·        Problems in Wood-Turning (1909) – By Fred D. Crawshaw – 73 pages

·        The Art and Craft of Cabinet-Making (1891) – By  David Denning – 346 pages

·        Wood In Aircraft Construction (1919) – By The Forest Products Laboratory – 160 pages

·        Manual Training in Education (1896) – By  C.M. Woodward – 336 pages

·        Woodwork For Beginners (1916) – By  Ira Samuel Griffith – 79 pages

·        History of The Lumber Industry of America Volume 1 (1906) – By James Elliot Defebaugh – 582 pages

·        Shop Work (1918) –By  Herman F. Rusch – 202 pages

·        Wooden Box and Crate Construction (1921) – By Forest Products Laboratory – 240 pages

·        The Preservation of Wood (1919) – By Thomas Rodd – 76 pages

·        Wood Turning Prepared for the Use of Students in Manual Training (1909) – By George Alexander Ross – 90 pages

·        Amateur Joinery in the Home (1916) – By George Ashdown Audsley – 166 pages

·        The Art of Wood Craving (1867) – By George Alfred Rogers – 91 pages

·        Woodwork and Mechanical Drawing (1914) – By  William Paul Fox – 148 pages

·        The Expert Wood Finisher (1921) – By A. Ashmun Kelly – 296 pages

·        Wood-Using Industries of Quebec (1918) – By R.G. Lewis – 98 pages

·        Wood Pulp and Its Uses (1911) – By C. F. Cross – 310 pages

·        Furniture of the Olden Time (1903) – By Frances Clary Morse – 371 pages

·        Hand-Book of Wood Engraving (1881) – By William A. Emerson – 111 pages

·        Elementary Woodworking Projects (1922) – By Harold R. Wise – 123 pages

·        Wood Working, Wood Turning, Patternmaking , Green-sand Molding, Core Making, Dry-Sand and Loam Work, Cupola Practice, Mixing Cast Iron (1901) – By The Colliery Engineer Company – 770 pages

·        Modern Craftsman Homes (1912) – By Gustay Stickley – 217 pages

·        Modern Carpentry and Joinery Volume 2 (1906) – By Fred T. Hodgson – 420 pages

·        Handwork in Wood (1910) – By William Noyes – 231 pages

·        Elements of Woodwork (1911) – By  Charles A. King – 167 pages

·        Carpentry For Boys Elementary Woodwork (1893) – By  George B. Kilbon – 108 pages

·        Wood-Carving Design and Workmanship (1903) – By George Jack – 311 pages

·        The School of Forestry Studies in Wood Decay (1921) – By Henry Schmitz – 20 pages

·        Elementary Turning for use in Manual Training Classes (1907) – By Frank Henry Selden – 197 pages

·        The Building Trades Pocketbook A Handy Manual of Reference on Building Construction (1905) – By  International Correspondence Schools – 452 pages

·        Furniture Making Advanced Projects in Woodwork (1912) – By  Ira S. Griffith – 67 pages

·        The Art of Mordanting and Staining and the Complete Treatment of Wood Surfaces (1911) – By William Zimmermann – 148 pages

·        Elementary Woodworking (1903) – By Edwin W. Foster – 133 pages

·        History of The Lumber Industry of America Volume 2 (1907) – By James Elliot Defebaugh – 714 pages

·        A Manual of Wood Carving (1909) – By Charles G. Leland – 198 pages

·        The Furniture of Our Forefathers (1913) – By Esther Singleton – 933 pages

·        Wood Sculpture (1911) – By Alfred Maskell – 592 pages

·        Wood Finishing Comprising Staining, Varnishing, and Polishing (1906) – By Paul N. Hasluck – 136 pages

·        Wood Preserving Terms (1922) – By Ernest F. Hartman E.F. Paddock – 96 pages

·        Colonial Furniture in America (1901) – By  Luke Vincent Lockwood – 352 pages

·        The Use of Wood For Fuel (1919) - By Office of Forest Investigations - 54 pages

·        Berlin Course of Easy Wood-Work (1895) – By  W. G. Field – 75 pages

·        Wood Pattern-Making (1906) – By  Horace Traiton Purfield – 230 pages

·        Manual Training For Common Schools An Organized Course in Wood-Working (1910) –By Eldreth G. Allen – 244 pages

·        Wood-Working Factories and Machinery Forming A Complete Operators Handbook (1885) – By J. Richards -  150 pages

·        A Course in Wood Turning (1919) – By Archie Milton – 337 pages

·        Design and Construction in Wood (1913) – By William Noyes – 159 pages

·        The Illustrated Wood Worker (1829) – 150 pages

·        The Carpenter’s New Guide (1867) – By  Peter Nicholson – 290 pages

·        Wood Conversion (1876) – By John Richards – 125 pages

·        Advanced Projects in Woodwork (1912) – By  Ira S. Griffith – 117 pages

·        Specimens of Early Wood Engraving (1862) – By William Dodd - 258 pages

·        Craftsman Homes (1909) – By  Gustav Stickley – 205 pages

·        Handbook in Woodwork and Carpentry (1911) – By  Charles A. King – 148 pages

·        Wood-Using Industries of New York (1913) – By John T. Harris – 239 pages

·        How To Teach Wood Finishing (1914) – By Frank Henry Selden – 64 pages

·        The Seasoning of Wood (1917) – By Harold S. Betts – 42 pages

·        Problems in Woodworking (1905) – By M.W. Murray – 95 pages

·        Lathe Work For Beginners (1922) – By Raymond Francis Yates – 284 pages

·        Some Practical Hints on Wood-Engraving (1879) – By  W.J. Linton – 93 pages

·        Constructive Carpentry (1912) – By Charles A. King – 204 pages

·        Our Workshop; Being A Practical Guide to the Amateur in The Art of Carpentry and Joinery (1873) – By  Thomas O’Kane – 196 pages

·        Bench Work in Wood (1888) – By  W. F. M. Goss – 181 pages

·        A Laboratory Course in Wood-Turning (1897) – By  Micheal Joseph Golden – 69 pages

·        Bench Work in Wood (1905) – By W. F. M. Goss – 200 pages

·        Projects For Beginning Woodwork and Mechanical Drawing (1912) – By Ira S. Griffith – 92 pages

·        Art and Education in Wood-Turning (1921) – By William W. Klenke – 120 pages

·        The Woodworker Series  Wood-Turning (1921) – By J.B. Lippincott – 166 pages

·        Carpentry For Beginners Things to Make (1917) – By  John D. Adams – 248 pages

·        English Church Woodwork (1917) – By F.E. Howard and F.H. Crossley – 370 pages

·        Shavings And Sawdust (1884) – By C.A. Wenborne – 162 pages