Author Archives: Lost Art Press

New Bandanas and Other Things

We have just received stock of our newest bandana design, and it’s a throwback to our first bandana. This one is black and features our skep logo, plus a bunch of dividers and bees. The big difference is that this bandana was made by One Feather Press. These are the nicest, softest, well-printed bandanas we’ve…

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Quality Used Tools in the Midwest

Many visitors to our storefront ask where to buy quality vintage woodworking tools. We have a few favorite online dealers (Patrick Leach, Jim Bode and Hyperkitten). But we always prefer buying old tools in person. Looking at 10 jack planes in person is better than looking at 100 on eBay. For in-person tool shopping in…

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Closing Out ‘The Art of Joinery’

With the publication of Joseph Moxon’s “Mechanick Exercises or the Doctrine of Handy-Works” we now have two books with significant overlap in their content.  “The Art of Joinery” contains Moxon’s chapters on joinery, plus modern commentary. “Mechanick Exercises” contains all of Moxon’s chapters on handcrafts (including the joinery chapters). But no modern commentary. To reduce…

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Now Shipping: Joseph Moxon’s ‘Mechanick Exercises’

After a long dry spell of new books, I am pleased to announce that we are now shipping our reprint of Joseph Moxon’s “Mechanick Exercises: Or the Doctrine of Handy-Works” – the first English language book on woodworking. If you are a hand-tool enthusiast, Moxon is basically where it all begins. His clear descriptions of…

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In the Works: ‘Workshop Wound Care’

I’m almost always an open book when it comes to talking about the books we are working on at Lost Art Press. But when we began working on “Workshop Wound Care” by Dr. Jeffery Hill, I decided to keep my mouth shut. I did this because I was surprised that no one had published a…

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