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Karl Knaths: Works on Paper
Karl Knaths: Works on Paper

By Jean Young

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Woodstock Craftsmen
Woodstock Craftsmen

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Woodstock Craftsman's Manual 2
Woodstock Craftsman's Manual
Woodstock Craftsman's Manual

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Woodstock Festival remembered
Woodstock Festival remembered

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The kids' money-making book
The kids' money-making book

By Young Jim

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Includes suggestions for a variety of money-making projects such as apartment sitting, garage sales, shoveling snow, raising worms, and many others.

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Buying Right Country
Buying Right Country

By Jean Young

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The Fljotsdale Saga and the Droplaugarsons
Woodstock kid s crafts
Woodstock kid s crafts

By Jean Young

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Introduces the tools, materials, and techniques of tie dyeing, basket weaving, rock tumbling, and other crafts and projects.

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