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Subject Control in Online Catalogs $16.48 Subject Control in Online Catalogs by Robert P. Holley Published in 1989 by Haworth Press |
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Stickley Craftsman Furniture Catalogs $11.98 594 illustrations, including 277 photos, of authentic, prized, Craftsman furniture as shown in two catalogs — circa 1910 — by foremost manufacturers. Numerous settles, rockers, armchairs, bookcases, plus many other kinds of pieces. Captions. |
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Subject Analysis in Online Catalogs $56.55 No Synopsis Available |
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Improving Online Public Access Catalogs $62.4 No Synopsis Available |
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The 1912 and 1915 Gustav Stickley Craftsman Furniture Catalogs $10.98 With over 200 detailed illustrations and descriptions, these two catalogs are essential reading and reference materials and identification guides for Stickley furniture. Among the items depicted and described are chairs, rockers, stools, settles, desks, library tables, music cabinets, drop-leaf tables, nests of tables, chests of drawers, sideboards, china cabinets and dressing tables. |
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Building Database Driven Catalogs $3.98 As a prime sales tool, the good old catalog is as vital as ever–especially when it’s on the Web and done right. This guide explains the business strategies behind the trend and shows how to create "smart" (i.e., not static) online database-driven catalogs for business and consumer buyers. The CD-ROM is a real bonus; it contains a fully functional version of Saqqara Systems Stepsearch Software, the corporate-tested Internet catalog publishing and authoring system valued at over $1,000. |
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Journal Article Coverage in Online Library Catalogs $3.9 No Synopsis Available |
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Dial in 1992: An Annual Guide to Online Public Access Catalogs $53.63 No Synopsis Available |
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Woodworking for the Home $17.48 Build well-designed, attractive storage items in a weekend. Many of the items shown in home furnishing catalogs can easily be made by anyone with basic woodworking skills. These projects, collected from Classic Kitchen Projects, Home Storage Projects, Children’s Furniture Projects, and Building the Custom Home Office, have been specially selected to offer a broad range of styles to suit any home. |
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Furniture finishes (Your home) $3.98 Furniture finishes (Your home) Published in 1985 by Time-Life Books |
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Furniture $5.99 Provides a retrospective of over a century of modern design and a guide to using its best elements to transform your home. The authors provide an introduction to furniture basics such as forms, materials, fabrics and upholstery. They offer advice on selecting pieces from the bewildering range available, and provide tips for pulling together separate pieces to furnish a complete room. Once you have chosen your favorite designs, a helpful list of suppliers shows you where to find them. |
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Genealogy Online $3.48 Top online genealogy tool-now Web enhanced! Thanks to the World Wide Web, online genealogical research is easier and more rewarding than ever before. And the new Web Edition of Elizabeth Powell Crowe’s Genealogy Online packs all the latest sites plus scores of other convenient Internet and online resources-all you need is a modem and this plain-English guide! In no time you’ll start uncovering details of your family history… make the most of related software and hardware (even WebTV)… and harness powerful Web search engines and catalogs to collect farflung genealogical data. With this new edition you can: surf Web sites-from the Genealogy Tool Box to the Gen Web project-ideal for beginning and advanced genealogists alike; capitalize on other Internet resources, such as Usenet newsgroups, mailing lists, and FTP sites; access local bulletin board systems (BBSs) and online library card catalogs; gather information from special online services-FidoNet and Friends, the National Genealogical Society BBS, Everton Publisher’s BBS and the Library of Congress Online; participate in genealogy forums on AOL, CompuServe, MSN, Prodigy, Senior Net and other commercial online services. |
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Going Online @ Home $3.48 Everyday, thousands of families log on to the Internet for the first time. Though some in the family may be computer literate, most know little about their computer and even less about the Internet. They want help. Going Online @ Home is a how-to guide for families-helping them to reap the benefits while avoiding the dangers of the Internet. Organized in a family-friendly manner, families will learn how the Internet works, how to protect themselves (and their computers) from the dangers of the Internet, and how to use the most popular features of the Internet. It is the only book a family needs to go online. |
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Furniture Finishing (Home Improvement) $3.48 Furniture Finishing (Home Improvement) by Sunset Books Edition 3 Published in 1992 by Sunset Publishing Corporation |
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No Place Like Home Peel and Stick Applique / Wall Decal Set $12.99 Remind yourself that there’s no place like home with this peel and stick sheet. Since each word is individually cut, you can spell out a phrase on walls, furniture, stairs, or any other smooth surface. You can even use the added decorative accents to spruce up other pieces or places in your home! Includes (4) 18 x 40 sheets (12 decals). |
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Mascot Catalogs $22.48 Mascots, also known as hood ornaments, are highly collectible. This fascinating book, a collection of original mascot catalogs, includes photos and detailed descriptions of each mascot. |
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Connect Online!, Take-Home Activities $36.48 Connect Online!, Take-Home Activities by McGraw-Hill Edition 1 Published in 2002 by Glencoe/McGraw-Hill |
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Redesign of Catalogs and Indexes for Improved Online Subject Access: Selected Papers of Pauline A. Cochrane $38.51 No Synopsis Available |
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Built-In Furniture For The Home $22.48 Built-In Furniture for the Home provides readers with detailed how-to instructions for making built-in cabinets and furniture. Included are cutting lists, hardware lists and step-by-step photos showing woodworkers how to build and easily install built-in cabinets and furniture. Author Chris Gleason has provided seven case-study projects for the home office, living room, library, den, kitchen and bathroom plus valuable tips and tricks for installing built-in cabinets that will make the job go effortlessly. Specifics on installations separate from the projects shown in the book will help with additional built-in furniture making this a great reference guide for any woodworker. |
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