Woodwork Joints; how They are set out, how Made and Where Used; With Four Hundred and Thirty Illustrations and a Complete Index of Eleven Hundred References by William Fairham

William Fairham was a practical woodworker and educator in the Manual Arts Education system in Great Britain in the early twentieth century. Fairham was the author of several novels in Evans Bros.' The Woodworker Series. Evans Bros. was founded after his death. Charles Hayward was commissioned to republish many of William Fairham's works for the mid-twentieth-century market. William Fairham was educated in both traditional woodworking traditions at the turn of the twentieth century and the Manual Arts Education system, which emphasized handwork as an important element of the educational process. His publications are essential reading for anyone interested in traditional joinery and hand tool woodworking.