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Too true.

Enjoy!

I hope you like it when it arrives, my friend.

I hope you like it when it arrives, my friend.

That's a good question - but for the life of me, I can't think of an answer to it.

Hi, Danny, many thanks for your comment, my friend. I rather like that tool chest of yours and I agree with you that it's a patternmakers tool chest. Interestingly, a friend of mine who is involved with the Hawley museum was at my home only yesterday.

And Happy Birthday!

Plus postage!! hahahaha!

I hope you like the book, my friend.

As I haven't been out anywhere except to have my two covid vaccinations, it might be quicker if the North came to me. Grin!

I hope you like it when it arrives, my friend.

Andy is coming here tomorrow for a chat - but he will be bringing a mutual friend with him so due to the covid situation it's best not to crowd my tiny flat too much... However, we could arrange for you to visit in the not too distant future when Andy could also be here. The meeting up could be...

The book is fully illustrated - and it also has its own chapter of technical drawings. Warrington Chest

I think that you may be pleasantly surprised by the extensive provenance re the chest within the book - but sadly, the young man who made it died of consumption at the age of 28.

You're not the only one who would be afraid to use it, my friend. Chuckle!

Many thanks, Paul, and good luck on that tool chest project of yours.

Many thanks, my friend - it was the result of some great teamwork by some very talented people.

The chapter on technical drawings was handled by, Nick White, a retired architect, and an ex-chairman of TATHS - and as you would expect from a person with that background the drawings are very good indeed. Your question is an interesting one though because we all discussed this during the...

Jack Metcalfe, of ‘Chippendale’s classic Marquetry Revealed’ was our marquetry expert in the book... A remarkably talented man.