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"""Small Woodwork Projects"" deals with some of the more manageable ideas to come out of ""Hobbies'"" Dereham offices over the 70 years of its weekly publication run. ""Hobbies"" was essential reading in many lounges, parlours and living rooms up until its demise in 1965 producing literally thousands of projects for the home woodworker for consumption throughout the Empire and beyond. Some of the projects are easily built. Others are neither realistically achievable nor desirable. All give a glimpse of what life was like in the households of the last century from decade to decade, reaching back to an age before television, plastics, power tools and superglue, before Ikea, Habitat and MFI. Step back in time with Ammonite and build that adjustable ashtray, make your own deckchair, marvel at the kitchen furniture of the 20s."

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From 1895, Hobbies Weekly brought much-needed practical advice and inspiration to bespectacled boys in V-neck pullovers, young ladies in sensible shoes and their pipe smoking parents. Hobbies is still thriving now and is looking forward to supplying the hobbyist for the next 100 years.

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