Early American Industries Association
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Stanley Trammel Points
Figure 1 (left). An 1874 Stanley advertisement showing its nos. 1, 2, and 3 trammel points. The Stanley Rule & Level Co. of New Britain,
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Dear Sir of Early American Industries Association -EAIA-
This is to comment the pleasure in exchanging posts with the prestigious EAIA envisaging to receive news and information from that Association on old and/or traditional woodworking tools and devices, although I know that I won’t be allowed to search and get Chronicle’s specific articles.
Any way, it’ll be a honor to get in contact with you all, respected and hardworking people that has dedicated a lot of efforts to keep alive the spirit of the early American craftsmanship, the spirit of people who worked with hand tools and invented many tools’ features to easy and overcome the hardships of labour in those years and improving productivity and products’s quality along the last two Centuries.
Best regards
Juan M.Cassissa
From Buenos Aires, Argentina
Dear Juan, Thank you for your comments. If you would like to join and receive the Chronicle, you can follow this link to our membership page on the website. https://eaiainfo.org/membership/become-a-member/