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Better Homes and Gardens Wood Magazine Issue No. 67, 68, 69, 70, 71, 72, 73, 74 & 75 (Jan., Feb., April, June, Aug., Sept., October, November & December ~ 1994) Step into the golden era of woodworking with this rare and highly collectible issue of "Better Homes and Gardens Wood Magazine". Published in 1989, this magazine is a treasure trove for woodworking enthusiasts and collectors alike. Highlights and Features: Nine Issues Packed with Expert Advice, Inspiring Projects, and Timeless Techniques. January 1994 (Issue No. 67): Start the year with step-by-step plans for crafting elegant furniture and explore tool reviews to upgrade your workshop essentials. February 1994 (Issue No. 68): Discover outdoor woodworking projects perfect for early spring, including garden furniture and planters. Learn about wood preservation techniques for lasting creations. April 1994 (Issue No. 69): Dive into advanced joinery techniques and explore space-saving storage solutions for your workshop. This edition is ideal for refining your skills. June 1994 (Issue No. 70): Transform your home with DIY improvement projects , such as custom shelving and cabinetry. Plus, explore wood carving tips to add intricate details to your work. August 1994 (Issue No. 71): Get inspired with plans for timeless furniture pieces and explore woodworking trends to elevate your craft. September 1994 (Issue No. 72): Prepare for the fall season with festive woodworking projects , from handcrafted gifts to seasonal decorations. This issue also highlights finishing techniques for a professional touch. October 1994 (Issue No. 73): Celebrate the season with advanced veneering techniques and explore plans for heirloom-quality furniture . November 1994 (Issue No. 74): Gear up for the holidays with festive woodworking projects , including handcrafted gifts and decorations. This issue also features expert finishing tips . December 1994 (Issue No. 75): End the year with plans for timeless furniture pieces and explore woodworking innovations to inspire your projects for the year ahead. Complete Yearly Run: This collection offers a comprehensive guide to woodworking in 1994, ensuring you have all the inspiration and expertise you need for every season. - Quality and Condition: These issues have been preserved in exceptional condition, showing minimal signs of wear. Thier pages remain crisp and vibrant, ready to inspire your next woodworking masterpiece. - Age and Collectability: With nearly four decades of history, these magazines are not just a resource but a piece of woodworking heritage. Thier vintage charm makes them a must-have for collectors. Don't miss the chance to own this slice of woodworking history. Whether you're a seasoned craftsman or a passionate collector, these magazines are a testament to the enduring art of woodworking. Act now to add these gems to your collection! Wood was founded in 1984 on the principle of the Better Homes and Gardens Test Kitchen, where no recipe goes into the magazine before it's tested. For woodworkers, that means that every project in the magazine has been built in Wood's own woodworking shop; every woodworking technique published has been tried and accomplished by the editors; and every tool or product that appears in the pages of the magazine has been shop-tested and its performance evaluated.