Discover the intricate world of metal craftsmanship with "Art of Copper-Smithing" by John Fuller, Sr. This exceptional Fourth Edition, published by the David Williams Company, serves as a cornerstone for anyone interested in the historical and practical aspects of copper work. Originally copyrighted in 1904 and revised in 1911, this volume offers a comprehensive look into the techniques and knowledge essential for mastering the copper trade. It's a valuable resource for collectors of antique technical manuals, industrial arts history, and metallurgy texts.

This classic guide, penned by a seasoned expert, is dedicated to the memory of the author's father and aims to assist those in the copper trade. The preface to this Fourth Edition highlights the meticulous revisions and additions made to ensure accuracy and enhance the reader's understanding of copper-smithing principles. A must-have for enthusiasts of vintage trade books, historical crafts, and rare non-fiction, it provides an unparalleled glimpse into early 20th-century artisanal practices and the art of shaping copper.

Please see all the pictures which show this has had water damage. I've found no writing in the book. It has 319 numbered pages plus pages with ads and fold outs. Scale in pictures for size.