Jewelry Making

Jewelry Making for Schools, Tradesmen and Craftsmen by Murray Bovin is a comprehensive guide intended for both beginners and advanced craftsmen interested in creating handmade jewelry. First published around 1960, the book aims to present practical and contemporary methods for the craft.

The book's content generally covers:

• Metal Techniques: Complete instructions on the handling, working, and finishing of various metals, including both precious and base metals. 
  
• Fabrication Methods: Descriptions of techniques such as smithing, annealing, forging, casting, forming, constructing, and decorating. 
  
• Tools and Instructions: Explanations of various hand tools and their uses, along with easy-to-follow, project-oriented instructions often accompanied by illustrations.

Jewelry Making is a paperback reference that appears to have been custom bound, with a handmade front cover and protective plastic elements. Filled with clear illustrations and photographs, it provides excellent guidance on fundamental jewellery making techniques and is ideal for beginners.

• Condition: Used, fair condition (custom/home binding)

• Format: Paperback

• Measurements: 20 × 27 × 1 cm