[Rarebooks] FS: Rare Early Wallace Nutting Ironwork Trade Catalog

[Joslin Hall Rare Books]

“Early American Ironwork. Wallace Nutting” Published in Saugus Centre by 
Wallace Nutting: no date, but 1918-1920.

An early Nutting trade catalog, featuring his line of reproduction 
Colonial-style iron hardware. Nutting was deeply interested in ironwork 
and collected it himself, illustrating antique examples in several of 
his books on Colonial furniture. In fact, shortly after the publication 
of his book on Pilgrim Century furniture, a flyer was printed and 
circulated by Edward Guy, an ironworker who had formerly worked for 
Nutting, stating that a number of the pieces of ironwork illustrated by 
Nutting had been made by him (Guy) in 1918. Those, would, presumably, 
have been this type of work, as this catalog was issued at just about 
that time. A very scarce catalog.

Softcover. 7.5”x10”, 24 pages, black & white illustrations. Retail Price 
List affixed inside the rear cover. Minor wear, light soil, but 
otherwise clean and nice, with a tight binding. [37871]  $250

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