A Manual of Forestry
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— Joinery, furniture, wheelwrights' work, turnery, bobbins, wood-carving, brushes, clogs, shoe pegs, coarse carved wares, withes, brooms, &c. Figured birch- wood much prized by cabinet-maker.
LIST OF WOODS. 171 Alder-wood. — Used underground in mines, for covering damp places, water-conduits, largely used for cigar-boxes, clog-soles, rarely carved.
Poplar. — Rafters and rails, joinery and wheelwrights' work, packing-cases, coarse carving, matches, cigar-boxes, and papier- mache. The white popla...r, or Abele, also for superior wood- carving and in organs. Aspen for lucifer-matches.
Willow. — (Jricket-bats, basket-work, withes, fascines ; wood of tree-willows used in furniture under veneer, for packing-cases, papier-mache. [Being soft and tenaceous is used as well as poplar for lining carts. — Te.] Robinia (False acacia). — Wheelwrights' wood, implements, joinery, trenails, vine-stakes, tool-handles and turnery.
Service-wood (Pyrus torminalis). — Used by turner and cabinet- maker, and for wood- carving.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— Joinery, furniture, wheelwrights' work, turnery, bobbins, wood-carving, brushes, clogs, shoe pegs, coarse carved wares, withes, brooms, &c. Figured birch- wood much prized by cabinet-maker.
LIST OF WOODS. 171 Alder-wood. — Used underground in mines, for covering damp places, water-conduits, largely used for cigar-boxes, clog-soles, rarely carved.
Poplar. — Rafters and rails, joinery and wheelwrights' work, packing-cases, coarse carving, matches, cigar-boxes, and papier- mache. The white popla...r, or Abele, also for superior wood- carving and in organs. Aspen for lucifer-matches.
Willow. — (Jricket-bats, basket-work, withes, fascines ; wood of tree-willows used in furniture under veneer, for packing-cases, papier-mache. [Being soft and tenaceous is used as well as poplar for lining carts. — Te.] Robinia (False acacia). — Wheelwrights' wood, implements, joinery, trenails, vine-stakes, tool-handles and turnery.
Service-wood (Pyrus torminalis). — Used by turner and cabinet- maker, and for wood- carving.
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