Offered here is a complete run of The Woodworker's Journal for the year 1988, comprising all six bi-monthly issues of Volume 12 (Numbers 1 through 6). This is a rare opportunity to acquire an entire year's worth of this beloved woodworking publication in a single lot. The six issues span January/February through November/December 1988 and feature an impressive range of projects and techniques. Cover features include an Early American Pierced Tin Cabinet, Early American Dry Sink, Crystal Regulator Clock, Country Cupboard, 18th-Century Pencil Post Bed, and a Contemporary Cradle. Each issue is packed with detailed plans, step-by-step instructions, and expert woodworking guidance. Published by The Madrigal Publishing Co., Inc. of New Milford, Connecticut, under Editor and Publisher James J. McQuillan, The Woodworker's Journal was one of the most respected bi-monthly woodworking publications of its era. Issues were priced at $3.00-$3.50 at the time of publication and featured contributions from skilled craftsmen and designers. The magazines are in Very Good condition overall. All six issues are present and complete. Covers display only light edge wear and minor aging consistent with being over 35 years old. Spines are tight and intact. Interior pages appear clean, bright, and free of writing, highlighting, foxing, or tears. No library markings, stamps, or bookplates are present. This complete 1988 volume set is an excellent reference resource for woodworkers of all skill levels, historians of American craft publishing, and collectors of vintage hobby magazines. The breadth of projects covered — from clocks and cradles to beds, cupboards, and decorative accessories — makes this a highly practical and collectible set.