American Copper & Brass, by Henry J. Kauffman. 288 Pages. Clothbound. This historical survey of early American technology in the use of these two important metals has long been out of print. This new edition includes the superb photographs from the earlier publication as well as excellent reproductions of period advertisements and drawings of tradesmen at work. Reading Kauffman's interesting text will educate the reader about the ways of metalworking in these early times and the importance of copper and brass to everyday living. Virtually every aspect of the topic is covered, from teakettles to cannons. A concluding section lists all documented coppersmiths working in early America. $18.50 (BK-0544)
