The Origins of Everyday ThingsRuth Binney "The Origins of Everyday Things" traces the evolution of customs, manners, and commonplace objects through the twists and turns of time to uncover their history-making roots. |
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Americana in 1/12 Scale: 50 Authentic Projects Mary Lou Santovec,JoAnn Ogreenc No preview available - 2002 |