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Readers of the Marquetarian magazine / journal will find this
full index extremely useful for locating articles and inserts.

We thank Ernie Ives (the editor of the Marquetarian) for
making the full index available to us.

The index is arranged thus: Title of article - Marquetarian issue number / page number

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

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A

Abrasives 'Micromesh' (P.R.) 135/9

Abrasives 61/16, 78/10, 84/14, 94/17, 96/25 & 27, 97/17, 98/16, 99/20, 167/39

Abstract marquetry 94/6, 113/28

Accent lines 174/9

Accidental discoveries 178/11

Acid Catalyst Lacquer 155/7, 172/18

Across the Counter 216/35

Acrylic Finish 160/46, 161/45, 162/11

Acrylic Varnish v Plastic Coating 167/35, 174/46

Adapting a picture for Marquetry 128/30

Adhesives 4/6, 57/15, 74/6, 87/18, 90/21, 96/20, 98/6, 99/25, 101/41, 102/30, 108/29, 109/29, 113/31, 159/40, 160/43 & 46 & 47, 176/10 & 20 (See also glues)

Adhesives, removing 177/17

Adhesives, water based (P.R.) 127/8

Advanced Standards, A Picture to: 96/10, 97/25, 98/6, 99/26, 100/15, 101/19, 102/7, 103/23, 104/4, 105/15

Aerial Perspective 120/28, 139/28

Aesthetics in Marquetry 147/26, 148/36, 149/11, 206/40, 207/10, 210/47

AGM Minutes, 2003 206/29; 2004 210/9; 2005 214/10, 2006 218/13; 2007 222/14

Aliphatic glues 189/8

Altering a picture after laying 105/15, 113/15

American marquetry 114/14, 117/5, 118/31

Answers 179/20

'Antique Furniture' (B.R.) 125/11

Anti-slip mat 182/10
Anti-vibration gloves 186/9

Arabesque marquetry, cutting 128/47

Art & Craft of Marquetry, The (series) 165/12, 166/12, 167/11, 168/11, 169/11, 170/10, 171/10, 172/11, 173/12, 174/11

Art and Originality 141/42, 142/42

'Art and Practice of Marquetry' (B.R.) 75/21

Art in Marquetry 114/32, 133/29, 136/40 & 44, 140/39

Art in Marquetry, Practical 146/36, 147/30, 148/22, 149/7, 150/26, 151/16, 153/13

Art of Inlay 30/18, 31/15

'As I see it' 183/27

Artistic Merit (Forum) 101/28

Artistic Merit Award 173/26,, 194/5, 196/23, 204/5, 205/5

Atrema Exhibition (France) 1995 174/32


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B

Background veneer 74/6, 106/8

Banding, making 131/33, 150/14

Banding, making 185/10

Bandings, Inlay 168/12

Baseboards 58/11, 76/9, 85/10, 99/25, 103/30, 114/6, 160/9

Basket Weave Parquetry 159/36, 160/11

Bedgebury Panels 94/12

Beginners Corner 22/7, 23/5, 24/7, 25/6, 26/6. 27/12, 28/6

Beginners Notes 137/9, 138/14, 139/14, 140/10, 141/6 & 39, 142/11

Beginners Page 178/17, 179/16, 180/16, 181/17,182/19, 202/20

Beginners, Getting it Rihgt 144/12, 145/12, 146/12, 147/13, 148/9, 149/18, 151/13, 153/11, 154/14

Beginners, Hints for 16/4, 66/15, 129/29, 130/30

Being President (Eddie Stevens) 183/19

Belstead House Marquetry School 185/26, 194/21, 197/19, 201/36, 205/33, 206/47

Bibliography of books on marquetry and veneers 185/36, 186/45

Binding the Marquetarian 150/40

Binocular magnifier 32/6

Bits of Buildings 219/35

Blackening veneer (Iron Sulphate) 162/44

Blade edge sections 170/14

Blade shapes 166/23

Blades 118/41, 152/12

Blades E11 (P.R.) 159/18

Blades, sharpening 90/10, 97/29, 107/22, 128/45, 173/20, 175/7

Bleaching 135/13 & 47, 139/38, 162/43, 172/8

Bleaching, Tutorial 215/16

Blisters 180/44, 170/45, 180/44

Book Ends 145/33

Book List 123/47, 131/7, 166/42

Book rack 12/19

Book Reviews 130/41, 136/5, 138/29, 139/5, 148/21, 150/18, 155/10, 159/17,163/17, 164/15, 165/18, 166/16, 167/15, 170/16

Book reviews 185/18

Book Suppliers 134/45

Borders 99/24, 103/23, 113/6, 116/9, 157/14, 174/11

Borders and Mitres 129/29, 145/9, 147/8

Borders, jig for cutting 20/3, 117/29

Bottle Jack press 199/38

Boulle work, Restoring 147/32

Bowls with marquetry inlay 140/33

Bowls, veneering 131/26

Box for playing cards, design 186/30

Box making 20/11, 46/17, 58/5, 98/11, 109/16, 134/42, 136/46

Box making, hinges 130/47, 134/42, 167/46

Box of Designs 176/5

Box veneering, mitres 137/22

Boxes 14/13, 182/13, 183/10, 184/11, 163/26, 181/13, 187/39, 192/13, 193/32, 194/8, 195/11, 196/10, 197/8, 202/42

Boxes, lining 187/32

Boxes, octagonal 189/16

Boxes, The Book of (B.R.) 166/16

Boxes, Tissue 218/23

Brass Inlay 158/18, 163/10

Brickwork in marquetry 202/44

Brittle veneers, treating 50/23, 150/14

Briwax (P.R.) 120/42

Brooches 50/12

Bruises 22/8

Brummer Stopping 57/7

Buckled veneers, flattening 183/17, 196/9

Buckled veneers, treating 118/21 & 47, 121/22, 122/41

Building the bridge (Ironbridge) 193/34

Burrs or burls 181/30

Burrs, flattening 178/17, 180/8, 178/17, 180/8

Burrs, repairing 179/16

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Celtic knotwork 188/19

Centring circular items 209/4

Century of Marquetarians (25 years of editing the journal)  206/4

Ceredigion Community Map 160/38

Checkerboard patterns 169/11

Chelmsford/St Albans inter-group competition (wall clocks) 210/18

Chemical treatment of veneer 157/9, 164/11

Chess Boards 155/26,, 199/8, 203/46

Chess box 33/7

Chess table top, Victorian design 169/7

Chess table, Victorian 113/18

Chisels, miniature 121/34

Christmas cards 208/6, 213/3

Christmas coasters 201/4

Circle cutting tools (D.I.Y.) 115/21

Circle cutting tools (P.R.) 125/12, 129/11

Circle cutting, small 131/22

Circles and lines, dividing 62/8

Circular borders 151/27

Circular inlays 155/8, 156/12

Circular rim 151/37

Circular saw parquetry 204/10, 205/9, 206/9

Circular tabletop 120/29, 130/32, 131/31

Cleaning up 7/4, 9/13

Clock cases 36/7, 37/7, 82/12, 135/42

Clock face, sunburst 123/26

Coasters (finishing) 199/15

Colour in Marquetry 85/12, 86/18, 166/10

Colour photocopying marquetry 189/19

Colouring glue 172/8

Colourwood 42/7, 44/23, 153/37

Colron steel wool 178/16, 179/7

Complete Manual of Wood Veneering (B.R.) 127/13

Composition 87/20, 114/19, 115/17, 122/40

Computers in marquetry 199/26

Conservation, The Giving Tree? 126/34

Constitution 119/39, 143/46

Contact paper 170/36

Copyright 163/44, 164/41, 178/6, 179/4, 194/6

Copyright and marquetry - the law 170/31, 177/6 & 37

Copyright letter 216/5, 217/10

Copyright Q&A 218/5

Copyright, Beating the Dreaded 221/25

Cracked finishes 169/36

Craft Supplies Co. 219/46

Creating your own design 146/21

Cribbage board 92/13, 128/44

Curved stringers, fitting 61/10

Curved surfaces, veneering 109/18, 118/47, 128/37

Curved veneering (bowls) 131/26

Curved veneering (spheres) 134/35

Cuts, false 50/23

Cutter interview :

Ives, Ernie.............................. 213/15
Levins, Patrick ......................214/21
Stevens, Eddie & Pauline... 217/14
Townsend, Alan.................... 211/16
White, Peter........................... 210/25

Cutting 155/14, 156/36, 158/22

Cutting board 4/4, 56/20, 114/34, 127/22

Cutting gauge 196/43

Cutting hints 9/12, 18/10, 25/6, 53/14, 54/11, 55/24, 140/11

Cutting mat (P.R.) 139/5, (P.R.) 159/17

Cutting methods 119/21, 127/41

Cutting multi-pointed 'stars' 183/20

Cutting, pad method 144/29

Cutting polygons 201/11, 201/24

Cutting technique 195/12

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Daniells, Cliff - "Sliverisation explained" video (review) 198/33

Demonstrating Marquetry 154/38

Dents, removing 22/87, 90/21, 95/4, 107/31

Design box 176/7

Design ideas 119/32

Design: parquetry table 193/43

Design: wine table 193/10

Designs for mass production 193/12

Detail cutting 173/13, 175/14

Die-cut marquetry 139/26

Disney cartoons 177/5 & 37

Dividing lines and circles 151/11

Donkey 193/43, 195/42

Donkey, Modern 101/34

Double cutting technique 185/14, 198/18

Drawing 147/30

Drawing Hints 219/31

Drawing Ovals 221/21

Dremel Scroll saw 164/16, 169/20, 176/45

Drilling/punching small circles 131/22

Dry veneers, treating 167/42

Dulling French polish 28/17

Duraglit Silvo 177/10

Dust contamination 172/46, 173/43

Dust removing 123/23

Dyeing veneer 6/9, 49/14, 53/11, 59/19, 61/17, 115/30, 127/35, 129/41, 183/42, 188/40, 189/42, 192/8

Dyed veneers, harewood, etc 209/9

Dyed veneers, workshop recipes 207/33, 208/44

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Easibinders 51/4, 52/5

Easy cutting for beginners 213/21

Eddie Leader Cup – ‘Peoples choice award’ 206/6

Edge cutting of veneer 126/42

Edge gluing 176/20

Edge gluing press 155/16

Edge planing of veneer 121/20

Edge Trimmer (P.R.) 127/12

Edging 12/14, 104/5, 115/11, 116/6 & 8, 128/33, 167/8, 178/8, 179/13, 180/9,182/12,182/19

Ellipse cutting 127/32

Ellipse drawing 76/11, 122/32, 159/33, 160/17, 169/22, 170/17

Enlarging a picture 120/40, 128/31, 131/42

Epidiascope 41/15

Epoxy resin finish 213/41

Erasers (drawing) 155/37

Exhibition work, preparation 52/14

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Fan inlay 186/10, 195/27

Fascination of Marquetry' (B.R.) 8/13

Feathers in marquetry 135/13 & 26

Few tools and then a few more 212/36

Figure in veneer 209/11

Fine cutting 119/20

Fine lines 54/14, 54/5, 135/23, 150/17, 151/17, 152/14, 187/33, 202/45, 204/43

Fine Woodworking Design Books (B.R.) 122/33

Fine Woodworking on Marquetry and Veneer (B.R.) 139/5

Finishing 10/12, 16/8, 30/22, 33/15, 50/6, 60/10, 113/22, 117/13, 118/12 & 22, 129/37, 133/43, 134/43, 137/21 & 43, 142/11 & 14, 143/10 & 43, 146/15, 147/19, 150/32, 151/32, 152/38, 153/46, 154/44, 155/14, 156/42, 159/43, 164/41, 165/10, 169/41, 176/10 & 20, 177/17, 180/46, 185/15, 196/45, 198/45, 200/46, 203/46

Finishing stand 139/31, 151/9

Finishing, matt 118/20

Firestorm (U.S.A.) 206/16

Flattening veneer 106/7, 112/6, 113/35, 118/21 & 47, 121/22, 122/41, 124/44, 164/39, 165/10, 167/11, 192/45

Flattening Veneers tutorial 215/33

Flemish Guild of Marqueteurs 163/36

Floors, Leningrad 132/15, 138/36

Floral Design motif 115/24

Floral designs 171/44

Flowers in English Marquetry 46/7

Focus on the Groups:

Bexley ......................................108/12
Bristol .......................................109/26
Coydon & East Surrey.......... 111/25, 112/30
East Dorset..............................115/40
Harrow..................................... 118/29
Ipswich.................................... 119/35
Lancs and Cheshire............. 121/37
Leeds....................................... 122/23
Redbridge................................ 124/46
St.Albans................................. 125/40
Leeds....................................... 185/35
Mosterton................................ 14/47
Staffordshire.......................... 180/17, 182/29
Sutton Coldfield..................... 187/31
West Wales............................ 14/47

Foxi 176/13

Fragmentation 81/9, 106/22, 122/12 & 47, 133/21 & 31, 158/16, 194/37, 212/11

Frame (swing) saw 145/38

Framing 82/20, 115/39, 116/13, 176/44, 177/43

French curves 187/41, 194/11

French marquetry 119/30

French pendule d'officier clock 193/33    

French polisher, The 194/3

French Polishing (B.R.) 165/18

French polishing 111/14, 114/33, 123/28, 160/8, 164/11, 173/31, 183/7, 219/17

Fretsaw blades 53/14, 163/8 & 11 & 23 & 44, 182/28

Fretsaw blades, making 114/36

Fretsaw blades, tempering 115/43, 116/40, 120/39

Fretsaw coasters 187/8

Fretsaw machines (Marquess) 188/9, 189/9

Fretsaw machines 57/21, 121/30, 135/37, 146/37, 148/10, 178/9, 178/43, 183/45, 183/46, 184/13, 184/44, 195/42, 203/45

Fretsaw machines, Shapercraft 'Shapersaw' (P.R.) 127/30

Fretsawing 49/10, 53/14 & 20, 54/11, 5/24, 58/16, 65/11, 97/21, 99/26, 101/34, 110/7, 111/31, 114/18 & 36, 115/42, 116/40, 118/46, 121/30, 125/28, 126/37, 127/44, 129/38, 133/40, 147/13, 148/9, 149/18, 151/13, 153/8 & 11, 154/14, 162/12, 163/12 & 43, 164/18, 168/20 & 37, 169/18 & 29, 171/50, 175/43

Fretsawing tables 147/14 & 16, 153/9

From Photograph to Drawing 214/45

Fukuoka Exhibition, Japan 203/19

Fur Effects 217/40

Furniglas polishing 30/22

Furniture and veneers 68/11

Flying Hummers (Pic) 146/33

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Gallahers marquetry panels 175/20

Geometric constructions - Dodecagon, Ellipse, Octagon 122/31

Geometric marquetry 28/16, 29/12, 130/32

Geometry 161/37, 162/42, 163/37, 165/37, 166/30, 167/16, 168/18, 169/22, 170/17

Glassware 194/39

Gloves disposable, 154/21

Glue 'Cascomite' 40/11

Glue 4/5, 18/19, 118/47, 119/38, 154/18, 155/15, 156/36 (See also adhesives)

Glue applicator (Fine tip) 193/9, 193/41, 195/11

Glue lines 200/46, 201/45, 203/43

Glue, 'Highspeed PVA' (P.R.) 130/43

Glue, choice of 170/26 & 45

Glue, penetration and removal 168/10

Glue, PVA 176/10

Glue, removal 179/44

Glue, rubber 176/20

Glue, the Right one 220/44

Glue, Urea Formaldehyde 20/8

Glue, Whitening 9/12

Glues 14/8, 192/46

Glufilm 155/38

Gluing and pressing 25/10, 60/13, 77/11, 96/20, 114/9, 130/11, 133/39, 139/34, 157/43, 160/9, 162/9, 165/8, 169/46, 171/49, 174/40, 175/38, 187/26,

Going Round the Bend 220/15

Golden Rectangle Rule 166/30

Grain fillers 138/43, 172/9

Grandfather clock in parquetry 82/12

Group affiliation to the Marquetry Society 204/36

Gummed tape 112/29

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Hair in marquetry 185/32

Hall Place, Bexley 126/22

Hangers and stands 82/11, 105/20 & 23, 111/27, 117/34, 121/27, 127/27, 133/33

Hanging methods 175/23

Hanging plates 132/34

Hardness in veneers 127/41

Harefield Mural 163/39

Harewood 95/24, 109/15, 115/26, 142/17, 143/14 & 38, 157/9, 163/9, 164/12, 165/9 & 46, 188/40, 189/42, 205/37

Harold Tarr Trophy 164/38

Harrow mural 126/17

Health and Safety Policy 206/6

Heat gun 177/9

Heater for press 124/34

Hegner blades 179/47

Hegner Multicut Fretsaws (P.R.) 169/15

Hellebore Plate 219/42

Hermitage Museum (Leningrad) floors 132/15, 138/36

Hexagon patterns 168/23, 169/39, 170/23, 171/70, 172/29, 173/28

Hexagons (cutting) 199/22

Highly commended award 196/5, 196/23, 197/6

Hinges 186/42, 188/42

Hints (composition, veneer choice etc) 134/40 & 44

Hints and Tips 55/16, 56/18, 114/18 & 36, 116/6, 120/39, 121/20 & 33, 123/23, 124/35, 125/44, 126/8,20 & 31, 137/4 & 41, 139/23, 147/21 & 39, 148/13 & 15. 149/5, 156/36, 157/23, 159/30, 160/35 & 41, 161/19, 162/8, 167/13, 170/7, 174/18, 175/19

Hints for Beginners 216/35

Hints, Tips & Meanderings (series) 155/11, 156/14, 157/12, 158/19, 159/13, 160/11, 161/12, 162/12, 163/12, 164/11

Holders for Marquetarian 151/21

How made the world (Globe) 186/35

How much should I do? 217/11

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I.C.M.S. 130/18, 134/18, 142/38, 154/35

Importing veneers 126/44

Independent exhibit assessments 189/23

Independents Day 1992 162/27

Index 57/25, 58/23, 115/46, 129/43, 154/45 166/45, 154 - 65 166/45, 191/46

Indian Mahogany (name) 166/9, 171/8

Inlaid carvings 174/37

Inlay 24/11, 30/18, 31/15, 111/32

Inlay bandings 168/12

Inlay technique 165/38

Insurance (exhibitions) 163/7

Insurance cover 195/6,196/5, 197/6, 206/6

Insurance valuations 134/4

Intarsia (B.R.) 138/29

Intarsia 24/11, 36/14

Intarsia and Marquetry (extracts from 1903 book) 117/22, 119/6, 121/6, 122/18, 123/8, 125/7, 126/32, 127/35

workshop recipes 207/33, 208/44

Intarsia and marquetry 203/33, 204/40, 207/21

Intarsia, Patterns & Techniques (B.R.) 167/15

International Book of Wood (The) (B.R.) 115/6

Internet 182/46, 184/5, 184/7, 192/44

Introducing Marquetry (B.R.) 69/8

Iron - on veneer 198/47

Ivory, imitiation 163/15

Ivory, substitute (Tagua nut) 161/43

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Japanese 'Tunbridge Ware' 167/17

Jewellery in marquetry 151/18

Jigs for cutting veneer 202/39, 205/39

Jigs for repetitive cutting 135/26

Joining split veneers 134/44, 188/15

Jubilee Mural 102/15

Judge Roy Murton’s report (2005 National) 212/14

Judge's thoughts 196/22

Judges comments (2003) 204/33, 2006 216/15

Judges comments on selected pictures (2002) 201/29, 202/43, 202/46

Judges' rules and guidelines 188/17, 221/13

Judging 14/14, 19/14, 23/17, 117/35, 127/14, 129/13, 152/21, 153/21, 188/45

Judging the 2002 National 200/16

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Kit Sets (Forum) 100/9

Kits (P.R.) 115/9, 117/27, 129/12, 189/45

Knife (P.R.) 115/7

Knife and cutting board 73/13

Knife blade edge sections 170/14

Knife blade shapes 166/23

Knife blades 118/41, 152/12

Knife blades, sharpening 90/10, 97/29, 107/22, 128/45, 173/20, 175/7

Knife cutting for the novice 207/8

Knife v. saw marquetry 198/4

Knives (P.R.) 129/9

Knives for Marquetry 4/3, 14/4, 26/20, 31/23, 56/18, 155/12 7 37, 156/38, 158/16

Know your woods:

Afara ......................................................142/16
African Camphor Wood Burr ...........159/19
African Silky Oak................................ 165/17
Afrormosia........................................... 144/11
Afzelia.................................................... 172/14
Agba....................................................... 172/14
Akossika............................................... 172/14
Alder....................................................... 176/16
Amazaque, Amazakoue..................... 177/16
Amboyna............................................... 147/7
American Balsam............................... 169/14
American Chestnut............................ 181/15
American Chestnut............................ 181/15
Andiroba................................................ 176/16
Anegre. Aningeria............................... 176/16
Antiaris.................................................. 176/17
Apple...................................................... 177/16
Aspen..................................................... 125/27
Australian Blackwood........................ 147/7, 178/14
Australian Silky Oak........................... 165/16
Avodire................................................... 125/27
Ayan........................................................ 139/7
Balsam Poplar...................................... 169/14
Basswood.............................................. 169/14
Beech (N.Z.)........................................... 174/15
Beech...................................................... 132/10
Berlinia.................................................... 167/14
Birch........................................................ 128/35
Black Gum.............................................. 169/14
Black Palmira....................................... .184/17
Blackbean.............................................. 178/14
Bloodwood .............................................171/15
Bocote..................................................... 162/15
Bodo........................................................ 178/15
Boxwoods.............................................. 166/15
Brazilain Silky Oak............................... 165/17
Bubinga ...................................................144/11
Buckeye............................................ 169/14, 181/15
Butternut................................................ 170/12
Camphor Laurel.................................... 159/20
Canarium................................................ 179/15
Candollei................................................. 179/15
Canella.................................................... 128/35
Capomo................................................... 179/15
Castelo.................................................... 179/16
Cedar of Lebanon................................. 180/15
Cerejeira................................................. 180/16
Cherry...................................................... 137/12
Chestnut, sweet.................................... 148/8
Cocobola................................................. 142/16
Copaiba................................................... 181/15
Courbaril .................................................181/16
Douka...................................................... 181/16
Ebony, Macassar ..................................133/22
Elm........................................................... 132/10
Essia.......................................................... 1~/16
Etimoe..................................................... 181/16
Eucalyptus.............................................. 136/32
Freijo........................................................ 162/15
Gaboon.................................................... 167/14
Gedu Nohor............................................ 167/14
Gongalo Alves........................................ 164/14
Grass Tree Root ....................................184/17
Guanacaste............................................ 171/14
Guarea..................................................... 182/17
Hackberry................................................170/12
Holly.......................................................... 138/14
Honduras Cedar.................................... 180/15
Horse chestnut...................................148/8, 181/15
Idigbo....................................................... 182/18
Imbuya..................................................... 138/13
Indian Laurel ..........................................182/18
Indian Silver Greywood........................ 127/26
Iroko......................................................... 137/11
Jacaranda Pardo.................................. 163/15
Japanese Ash........................................ 160/14
Kahikatea................................................ 173/16
Kauri......................................................... 173/15
Koa............................................................ 164/14
Kohekohe................................................ 174/15
Kokko....................................................... 183/14
Koto.......................................................... 182/19
Lacebark................................................. 174/14
Lacewood............................................... 168/15
Larch........................................................ 182/19
Lemonwood............................................ 166/15
Lime.................................................. 120/26, 183/13
London Plane......................................... 168/17
Louro Preto............................................ 161/15
Macrocarpa............................................ 175/16
Madrona/Madrone................................ 168/15
Magnolia.................................................. 171/13
Mahogany................................................ 141/8
Maidu ........................................................183/13
Makore.............................................. 140/14, 181/16
Mangeo.................................................... 175/15
Maple........................................................ 140/13
Maple, Queensland............................... 183/13
Matai..........................................................174/15
Mexican Kingwood ................................184/17
Mexican Rosewood.............................. 162/15
Moabi........................................................ 183/13
Monkey Pod.............................................164/14
Muiraparenga......................................... 176/12
Myrtle........................................................ 171/14
New Guinea Walnut............................... 184/16
Oak(s)....................................................... 131/18
Obeche..................................................... 136/33
Ogea.......................................................... 178/14
Olive Ash.................................................. 127/26
Olive, Tropical......................................... 177/16
Olivewood ................................................166/15
Opepe....................................................... 183/14
Padauk..................................................... 122/21
Paldao...................................................... 134/21
Pau Ferro .................................................163/14
Pau Rosa.................................................. 167/14
Pear........................................................... 139/7
Pecan........................................................ 170/13
Pine........................................................... 175/17
Pink Ivory Wood..................................... 184/17
Planetree................................................. 168/15
Porcupine Palm..................................... 183/14
Prima vera............................................... 145/9
Purpleheart.............................................. 123/11
Queensland Walnut............................... 126/21
Rata........................................................... 175/16
Rewarewa............................................... 174/14
Ribbonwood............................................ 174/14
Rimu.......................................................... 173/16
Rimu.......................................................... 183/14
Robinia ......................................................184/16
Rosa Peroba............................................ 126/21
Rose Zebrano.......................................... 167/14
Rosewoods...................................... 129/22, 163/14
Sandalwood............................................ 165/16
Santos Rosewood................................. 163/15
Santos, Brown........................................ 163/15
Santos, Red............................................. 163/15
Sapele....................................................... 145/8
Sassafras................................................ 168/15
Satine........................................................ 171/14
Satinwood................................................ 134/12
Sen............................................................ 160/15
Snakewood............................................. 184/17
Sucupira ..................................................184/16
Sweet Chestnut...................................... 181/15
Sycamore................................................ 135/12
Tambooti.................................................. 165/16
Tawa..........................................................174/14
Terms and descriptions...................... 130/27
Tiama....................................................... 167/14
Totara .......................................................175/16
Tree of Heaven .......................................184/16
Tropical Olive ..........................................177/16
Tulip, Rosewood.....................................183/14
Tupelo ......................................................169/14
Violet Rosewood ....................................184/17
Violette...................................................... 163/15
Virginia Cedar .........................................180/15
Virginia Cedar .........................................180/15
Walnuts.................................................... 121/21
Walnuts ....................................................184/16
Wenge.......................................................123/11
Willow .......................................................120/26
Yellow Sterculia...................................... 184/16
Yew............................................................ 124/9
Zebrano ....................................................133/22
Ziricote ......................................................161/15

Kopykake' drawing projector 181/28

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La Marqueterie (B.R.)138/29

Lacquer 33/15

Lacquer cracking 192/10

Lacquer, acid catalyst 155/7

Lacquer, applying 165/10 & 40

Lacquer, effect of glue and heat 157/9

Lacquering, holding work for 169/8

Lamp magnifier (P.R.) 125/13, 126/27, 132/12, 134/45

Lampshades 113/15

Language of the Stars mural 82/13

Laser cut marquetry 178/30, 181/40 221/16

Laying 6/3, 18/10, 26/6, 27/12, 50/10, 52/11, 87/18, 103/30, 113/6, 114.45, 115/12, 116/7, 128/34, 141/6, 146/14, 175/38

Lazy Susan 119/27

Lazy Susan, designs for 163/19, 199/42

Lazy Susan, making discs for 164/9

Leaves, (pictorial) 161/13

Leaves, cutting 166/10 & 14, 187/11

Letter rack 141/28

Lettering 85/8, 113/32, 188/20

Lettering, 'invisible' 148/35, 218/45

Levelling surface 129/37

Line drawing from a photo 21/19, 58/10, 106/21, 175/8

Lines, inserting 85/8, 11/32, 112/6, 156/14

Lipping 194/12, 195/44

Llangattock table 45/9

London 1066 - 1966 Mural 90/112

London Festival Mural 81/12

Louis cube patterns 205/43

Lowry figures, making miniature 200/36

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M.S.A, demise 178/4

M.S.A. 178/4, 180/4

Machine cutting 169/45, 171/54

Magic World of Marquetry, The (B.R.) 155/10

Magnifier lamp (P.R.) 120/43, 121/27, 125/13, 126/27, 132/12, 134/45

Magnifiers (P.R.) 160/16, 161/16

Magnifiers 175/37

Making boxes 210/21, 211/8

Making miniature Lowry figures 200/36

Mammoth marquetry 40/6, 41/11

Marblewood 176/13, 186/12

Marketing & Promotion for Crafts (B.R.) 171/16

Marquetaldry 80/9

Marquetarians

Arnold Geoffrey E. ...................................193/47
Beattie, J. ..................................................195/22
Benjamin, L.J. ..........................................33/5
Biggs, John ..............................................180/23
Bostock, H.S. ...........................................44/6
Brewer, Tom ............................................204/47
Burrows, Ian .............................................210/30
Byrne, J.J. .................................................34/5
Campkin, Marie R. ..................................51/5
Cane, Julie ...............................................200/29
Chisholm, George ..................................200/42
Chisholm, George .......................207/36, 213/43
Christodulakis, Noel ..............................185/38
Churchill, K.J. ..........................................111/11
Collins, Charles E. .................................123/7
Corry, C. .........................................108/28, 186/29
Cotterell, R.J............................................. 45/5
Cousens, W.A. .........................................43/4
Cove, Henry (Harry)................................ 189/27
Cunningham, Paul................................. 216/41
Daniells, Cliff ...........................................203/12
Davies, W. ................................................197/23
Dilkes, Bob ..............................................200/40
Douglas, Norman ............................42/6, 185/31
Farrow, Mrs D. .........................................107/19
Fish, R. .....................................................194/47
Fisher, A.F. ...............................................195/23
Francis, Thayer....................................... 123/20
Gibbons, Ron ...................................195/4, 195/22
Good, Charles..................... 58/4, 185/30, 185/46
Goodson, M. ............................................195/28 
Guglielmo, A. ..............................................66/5
Habib, Ed ..................................................199/21
Harrington, Bert ........................................187/31
Hawkins, E.W.G......................................... 65/9
Holzen, Jacob von.....................................218/35
Horne, Eric................................................. 205/47
Huggins, Bob............................................ 209/20
Hurford, A.E.J.............................................. 62/6
Jack Roseigh............................................ 193/47
Jeffrey, R.A. .................................................55/5
Jerome, Jack ............................................189/27
Jobling, Paul ..............................................37/5
John Leggo ...............................................204/32
Kinder, D.J. ................................................38/5
Lawrence, A.W. .........................................40/4
Leader, Eddie............................................202/35
Limmer, Tommy .......................................185/31
Lincoln, W................................................... 35/5
Louw, Nico ........182/34, 209/18, 210/45, 222/40
Macer, A.E. ...................................................53/5
Macleod, N................................................... 80/11
Mason, W.C................................................. 39/4
Miller, M.  ......................................................41/5
Mills, Ron W................................................ 46/5
Monks, Joe................................................ 189/26
Murrell, S.H. .................................................32/5
Namel, Noel ..............................................201/42
Newnham, Alan ..........................................54/4
Oppenheim, E.W........................................ 31/6
Osborne, M.B. ...........................................184/22
Page, Len..................................................... 47/4
Peck, Morris............................................... 114/26
Pedder, Horrie........................................... 199/36
Penny, Cliff .................................................222/33
Pollosch, A. .................................................49/9
Porter, Del .................................................187/23
Robins, E. ..................................................112/11
Rogers, C.P................................................. 72/5
Rondhoiz, Bill............................................. 182/5
Schreiner, Oskar B. .....193/35, 197/44, 197/47, 205/40
Schulkins E.A. .............................................59/18
Shellard, Richard ......................................119/17
Smith, Andrew .....................................187/17, 198/21
Soo, Tony (obituary).................................. 219/23
Spindler, Paul ...........................................114/43
Starr, David ................................................188/37
Stevens, Eddie (obituary)........................ 222/28
Swanson, Robert..................................... 203/20
Targett, John R. .......................................193/32
Taylor, Frank (obituary)........................... 222/29
Thorun, Mark............................................ 192/42
Vigus, A.W. ..................................................36/5
Walker, Mrs G.M......................................... 61/8
White, Norman Henry..............................192/16
Wilcocks, R................................................. 50/5
Woods, R.P. ................................................57/5
Wright, Frank ............................................188/23

Marquetarian From the Start:

Baseboards............................................. 220/11
Burrs.......................................................... 220/9
Crafty Notions.......................................... 221/11
Donkey Work (sanding & Polishing)... 222/10
Pricing work............................................. 220/10
Timber Identification.............................. 221/10, 222/13

Marquetry (Alan Mansfield) 216/37, 218/42, 218/22

Marquetry and Parquetry (Ernie Ives)

Circular saw parquetry................................................................................................. 204/10, 206/9
Figure in veneer ...........................................................................................................................209/11
Fretsaw marquetry.......................................................................................... 207/37, 208/8, 211/34
Parquetry: tape and cut................................................................. 192/35, 193/16, 194/14, 195/15
Mosaic Parquetry...... 196/26, 197/16,198/26, 199/15, 200/11, 201/11, 01/24, 202/13, 202/46,
Stick-as-you-go parquetry.......................................................................................................... 203/7

Marquetry as Art 218/31

Marquetry Keyfobs 216/40

Marquetry in New Zealand 212/34

M to Y of Marquetry, The 175/13, 176/13, 177/11

M to Y of Marquetry (Andrew Smith):

M Marquetry, media and method .................................................................175/13
M Marblewood ....................................................................................176/13, 186/12
M Miniatures ......................................................................................................177/11
A Accidental discoveries ................................................................................178/11
R Repair and rectification .................................................................179/11, 181/40
Q Quest for the Rosebowl ...............................................................................180/11
U Unusual techniques...................................................................................... 181/13
U Unusual techniques. Box making. Parts 1 &2 ...........182/13, 183/10, 184/11
E Expertise ..........................................................................................................184/11
T Time ....................................................................................................185/14, 186/12
R Repair and rectification .................................................................179/11, 181/40
U Unusual techniques .....................181/13 ..............Marblewood .............176/33
Y You and your marquetry .............................................................................. 187/14

M.D.F. gluing 144/40, 146/43

M.S.A. Convention 1981 117/5

M.S.A. Exhibitions 114/14, 118/31, 131/20

Marqueterie, La (B.R.) 163/17

Marquetry, American 117/5

Marquetry and Parquetry (Ernie Ives):

Circular saw parquetry ................................................................................................................204/10
Parquetry: tape and cut ...................................................................192/35, 193/16, 194/14, 195/15
Mosaic Parquetry ........196/26, 197/16,198/26, 199/15, 200/11, 201/11, 01/24, 202/13, 202/46
Stick-as-you-go parquetry .............................................................................................................203/7

'Marquetry and Inlay' (B.R.) 159/17

'Marquetry and Me' 131/40

'Marquetry Manual' (B.R.) 148/21

'Marquetry Pictures and Patterns' (B.R.) 170/16

'Marquetry Techniques' (B.R.) 164/15

'Marquetry' (B.R.) 150/18

Marquetry - The Way Ahead? 96/23

Marquetry -it's only a Hobby 176/21, 177/39

Marquetry 'donkey' 193/43

Marquetry as art 93/15, 136/34, 137/16

Marquetry at School 114/17

Marquetry by the Spindler family 157/46

Marquetry Convention 53/16, 55/26

Marquetry for Beginners (series) 107/20, 108/18. 109/11, 111/6, 112/6, 113/6, 114/6, 115/.10, 116/7, 117/13, 118/12

Marquetry in Denmark 178/28

Marquetry in Europe (photos) 140/37

Marquetry in France 91/25, 119/30, 141/22, 144/28, 145/21, 150/35, 176/33

Marquetry in Paris (exhibition) 167/20

Marquetry in South Africa 182/34

Marquetry in the Sale Room 70/8

Marquetry on display 123/6, 124/7 & 8, 125/37, 126/4, 129/8, 135/48

Marquetry perspectives - line in pictorial composition 198/22

Marquetry press 203/13, 204/46

Marquetry Promotion Group 198/46

Marquetry quiz 178/16

Marquetry quiz 178/16  - Answers 179/20

Marquetry Reminiscences 163/40

Marquetry Society Constitution (Amended 2002) 201/26

Marquetry Society of Victoria (Australia) 201/46

Marquetry Society, future of 88/14, 91/96

Marquetry Society, origins 14/6, 144/38

Marquetry Techniques (B.R.) 185/18

Marquetry Tips (Eddie Stevens) 201/ 39

Marquetry, Rewards in the Art of 74/4

Masterpieces of Marquetry (Pierre Ramond) - book review 207/16

Matching pair of picture frames 205/36

Matt finish 118/20

Matt finishing paste (P.R.) 173/8

Metal inlaying 155/43, 187/44

Metropolitan Museum of Art 70/11

Millennium mural 181/23, 184/4, 185/34, 186/28, 186/45

Miniature boxes 192/13

Miniatures 177/11

Miniatures 30/11, 177/11

Miniatures stand 183/18

Miniatures, areas of shapes 109/29, 153/10

Miniatures, Cutting (Series) 120/32, 121/23, 122/26, 123/14, 124/26, 125/30

Miniatures, sizes 166/7

Missing Chapter from the Marquetry Manual 206/39, 207/10, 207/42, 209/46, 211/45

Mitchell Beazley Encyclopedia of Working in Wood (B.R.) 113/30

Mitres 87/18, 113/8, 136/37, 161/20

Modern Art and Marquetry (Forum) 113/24

Modern Marquetry Handbook (B.R.) 113/30

Monogram designs 145/35

Mosaic box 201/8

Mosaic in veneers 157/19

Mosaic parquetry 198/26, 199/15, 200/11, 201/11, 202/13, 202/46

Mother of pearl - repairs 199/31

Mother of Pearl 114/40

Mother of pearl inlay 202/7

Mounting 111/27, 145/9

Mounting pictures 192/44
Mosterton marquetry group 181/46

Multiple cutting (fretsaw) 168/20

Mural, Harrow 126/17

Musical movements 35/20

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National Exhibitions:

1954 Guildford........................................................ 9/7
1955 Manchester....................................................14/8
1956 Leeds..............................................................17/11
1957 London ...........................................................21/2
1958 Croydon.......................................................... 25/12
1959 Leeds.............................................................. 29/6
1961 Eltham ............................................................35/9
1962 Bristol............................................................. 39/15
1963 Eltham............................................................ 43/5
1964 Leeds .............................................................47/6
1965 Orpington....................................................... 51/7
1966 Bristol............................................................. 55/5 & 8
1967 London ...........................................................59/6
1968 Leeds............................................................. 64/5
1969 West Kent.......................................................67/6
1970 Bristol............................................................. 71/7
1971 London ..........................................................75/5
1972 Leeds ............................................................79/6
1973 Croydon......................................................... 83/5
1974 Bristol............................................................. 87/7
1975 Kingston.........................................................91/6
1976 Ipswich............................................................95/8
1977 Croydon .........................................................98/4, 99/6
1980 Bristol....................................................... 114/10, 115/14
1981 St. Albans................................................... 116/11, 117/8
1982 Ipswich..........................................120/7, 121/10, 122/10
1983 Leeds............................. 124/13, 125/15, 126/9, 127/18
1984 Bexley............................... 128/9, 129/13, 130/12, 131/8
1985 Gt. Yarmouth .........................132/8 & 29, 133/8, 134/27
1986 St. Albans...................... 136/8, 137/26, 138/30, 139/14
1987 Manchester .................140/15, 141/11, 142/26, 143/18
1988 Chelmsford................... 144/14, 145/26, 146/26, 147/9
1989 Leeds......................................... 148/23, 149/26, 150/29
1990 Bexley........................................................ 152/21, 153/22
1990 Bexley ........................................................154/27, 155/18
1991 Harrow .........................156/22, 157/26, 158/34, 159/20
1992 Aberystwyth................. 160/21, 161/23, 162/30, 163/30
1993 Ipswich ........................164/24, 165/26, 166/34, 167/25
1994 Chelmsford ......................168/24 & 31, 170/37, 171.34
1995 Gt Yarmouth ......172/23 & 32, 173/38, 174/33, 175/35
1996 Winchester ...................176/7, 24 &34, 178/34, 179/32
1997 Thurrock .......................................................180/2, 181/31
1998 Aberystwyth ................................182/31, 184/18, 31, 47
1999 Stafford .....................................................185/23, 188/26
2000 Bexleyheath ..............................................................192/6
2001 Cotswolds ................................................196/35, 198/47
2002 Chelmsford (Golden Jubilee), .............198/15, 200/45
2003 St Albans ....................................................200/38, 202/6
2004 Harrow ....................................................................208/18
2005 Bexleyheath ...........................................................212/18
2006 Thurrock .................................................................216/12
2007 Redbridge ..............................................................220/12

National Exhibition Competition and Rules 186/21, 187/4, 201/5, 202/27, 205/5, 206/36, 210/15

National Woodskills Festival, N.Z. 173/29

Nautical clock 170/33

Needle holders 170/7, 187/41

New dimension for fine art: live light in natural wood veneer 214/29

Nothing new under the sun (art or craft ?) 192/39

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Octagonal mitring 194/12

Octagons 170/9

Oily rags, disposal of 184/9

Op Art parquetry 195/15

Op-Art Marquetry 138/15

Open day at Lidcombe (Australia) 184/20

Original marquetry 101/28, 139/10, 140/39, 143/42 & 44

Original marquetry pictures 194/5

Outlining technique 151/9

Oval frame laminating 173/11

Oval marker, an adjustable 200/30

Ovals 76/11

Ovals, drawing 159/33, 160/17

Overlay 24/11

Oyster veneer 116/34

Oyster work 193/40

Oysters in marquetry 202/36

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Packaging. Alternative method 218/24

Packing box 134/16

Packing pictures 27/24, 89/11, 104/21, 105/21, 114/37

Pad method (fretsawing) 144/29

Padauk – bleeding 211/46, 212/43

Painting with Marquetry 177/28

Palm sander B. & D (P.R.) 131/7

Palm sander, Makita (P.R.) 130/42

Pantograph (P.R.) 117/28

Parquetry 28/16, 29/12, 84/7, 85/14, 86/14, 88/17, 89/14, 90/18, 127/38, 155/26, 158/26, 159/13 & 36, 160/11, 169/42

Parquetry aids 134/42

Parquetry cutting board 176/26

Parquetry goblet 178/11

Parquetry with a lathe 144/44

Parquetry, Circular table top 120/29

Parquetry, Pillbox 222/31

Parquetry, Pyramid 222/30

Parquetry, Rotary jig 177/32, 179/21, 180/38, 181/38

Patch Pad method, sawing 163/12

Pentagons 156/40, 158/45

Personalised Christmas cards 213/38

Perspective 167/11, 184/26

Peter White marquetry work (1980-2000) CD ROM (Review) 198/32

Phil Jewel award (2003) 205/38

Photograph into line drawing 58/10, 106/21

Photographing marquetry 54/14, 119/11

Photographs, Adaption of 54/21, 56/9

Photography in marquetry 203/47

Picture conversion 178/26, 185/19

Picture frames in marquetry 171/11

Picture to Advanced Standards series - see Advanced Marquetry

Piercing saws - see Fretsaw blades

Pin vices 170/7

Pinto Collection 22/16

Places of Interest;

Claydon House and Longleat....................................... 57/11
Tunbridge Wells Museum ............................................58/14
Victoria and Albert Museum ........................................56/13
Wood Museum, Kew ......................................................54/18

Plans for Marquetry on Furniture (P.R.) 157/16

Plastic Coating 172/42

Plastic Coating v Acrylic Varnish 167/35, 174/46

Points and corners 184/47

Polishing 8/2, 12/13, 28/15 & 17, 29/10, 30/22, 33?/17, 38/7, 54/8, 85/10, 105/17, 109/28, 111/14, 113/22, 114/29. 117/16 & 37, 118/12, 119/45, 120/45, 130/31, 137/27 & 43, 142/11, 146/35, 154/18, 160/8, 167/42, 171/12

Polishing board (P.R.) 132/134

Polygons 167/16, 168/18

Polyurethane finishing 143/13

Portraiture 56/9, 60/7, 71/25, 84/22, 115/31, 121/38, 143/34, 175/8 & 26, 176/28

Postal survey 185/24

Press 12/12, 31/11, 148/46

Press, heater 13/10, 124/34

Press, home made hydraulic 125/24, 137/19

Presses 156/44, 179/31,43, 181/18

Presses 179/31, 179/43, 181/18

Pressing 9/12, 60/13, 72/6, 77/11, 102/7, 103/33, 111/19, 114/7, 115/8 & 48, 125/24, 42 & 44, 169/11, 171/11, 175/46

Producing line drawings from photos 212/44, 213/9

Producing Your Own Drawings 218/39

Product Reviews 154/20, 157/16, 159/17, 160/16, 164/16, 166/17, 168/16, 169/15, 170/14, 171/15, 173/8 & 19, 178/15, 181/28, 182/28

Pumice powder 157/11

Punching/drilling small circles 131/2?

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Quest for new members 207/45

Quest for the Rosebowl 180/11

Questionaire 56/6, 58/17

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Rain (pictorial) 160/35

Random jottings (Andrew Smith) 188/14, 189/16, 192/13, 193/12, 194/11, 195/12, 196/13, 197/13, 198/18

Redbridge celebrates 25 years 208/40

Reducing a line drawing 120/40, 128/31

Removing adhesives 177/17

Removing veneers, heat gun 177/9

Rendez-vous de la Marqueterie 178/32

Repair and rectification 179/11, 181/40

Repairs 156/37, 157/22, 161/9

Restoration of marquetry 54/8, 128/26, 135/33

Restorers' corner 203/17, 204/32

RIM exhibition, Versailles, 1998 185/29, 186/38

Robin Christmas card 193/23

Rosebowl 82/9

Rosebowl winner, 1997 180/23; 2001 196/33; 2002 200/29; 2003 204/32

Round holes 184/15

Rubbing down (wet/dry papers) 174/43

Rubbing oil 195/8

Rule and cutting mat (P.R.) 125/10

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Safety 154/21 164/10 & 13

Sand shading 198/45, 203/46

Sand Shading 31/8, 34/16, 69/10, 96/18, 97/16, 111/9, 115/31, 121/33, 144/32, 146/47, 148/43, 151/10, 165/15, 188/39

Sand shading stove 179/7

Sander, (P.R.) 125/13

Sander, B. & D. Palm (P.R.) 131/7

Sander, Makita Palm (P.R.) 130/42

Sanding 9/13, 28/6, 186/8, 186/16, 197/8

Sanding blocks 154/16, 155/8 & 37. 165/8

Sanding curves 157/10

Sanding sealer 88/11, 108/23

Sanding, foam pad for holding 153/10

Sanding, vacuum box for holding 129/30

Sanding/polishing board (D.I.Y.) 143/11

Sanding/polishing board (P.R.) 132/13

Sandvik Sandplate System (P.R.) 152/18

Sap line in veneer 117/31

Sarcophagus box (mother of pearl) 202/7, 202/24, 203/46, 205/7

Saw blades, making 144/30

Saw-cutting, pad method 144/31

Saw, veneer 93/27, 112/28, 117/31

Saws, power, 155/39 & 45 164/16(P.R.)

Scalpels 195/11

Scorching 122/33 & 34

Scorching veneers 155/39

Scrap veneer, use for 114/35

Scraper sharpeners (P.R.) 153/18

Scraper Tutorial 218/26

Scrapers 104/8, 122/29, 133/36, 153/16, 178/47, 179/26, 180/35

Scrapers Skarsten (P.R.) 154/20, 155/36

Scrapers, glass 185/15

Scraping and sanding 130/30, 143/10, 153/40

Screweyes 25/7

Scroll Saw (Dremel) (P.R.) 164/16

Sealer, water based (P.R.) 127/9

Sealers 193/41

Sealing 134/46, 148/42, 153/43, 154/40, 156/13, 188/15

Seaweed marquetry, cutting 128/47

See-Through Veneering 169/33, 181/27

Selling pictures 120/38

Seventh communion 180/19

Shading 194/9

Shapersaw (P.R.) 127/10

Sharpening block (P.R.) 127/8

Sharpening knife blades 90/10, 97/29, 107/22, 128/45

Sharpening knives 181/10, 182/9, 188/14,188/44, 189/42, 195/26, 196/9

Shooting board 119/26

Shrinkage - boxwood 171/8

Silhouettes 90/14, 97/29, 107/22

Simple jigs 205/39

Sir Spike: a life portrait 201/16, 202/43, 203/44

Sliverisation - how to do it 194/33, 195/4

Sliverisation & Zig-zag Cutting 215/36

Sliverisation explained - marquetry video by Cliff Daniells (Review) 198/33

Sorrento, Italian Marquetry Industry 170/32

Spanner for wing nuts 125/23

Spear cutting technique 203/44

Speedy surface smoother (P.R.) 115/6, 219/8

Spindler marquetry 186/42

Spirit dyes 166/17

Split veneer, joining 155/9

Spyderco Ceramic Stones 177/5 P.R, 178/15, 179/43, 182/9

'St. Michaels Book of Handicrafts' (B.R.) 114/28

Staffordshire snippets 197/29

Stain removal 171/8

Staining due to glue 147/43

Staining veneers 127/35

Stand for miniatures 209/42

Stick-as-you go method 133/20

Stick-as-you-go parquetry 203/7

Stone shading 188/47

Stonework (pictorial) 161/14

Straw marquetry 90/6

Stringers 20/3, 114/42, 116/8. 117/29, 145/44, 149/42, 184/10, 199/43

Stringers, curved 61/10

Strip cutter (P.R.) 119/37

Strip cutting 128/45

Sustainably Sources Tropical Veneers 161/17

Swann-Morton, visit to 197/26

Swing or Frame saw 145/38

Swiss church marquetry 156/44

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Table for officers' mess 184/fl

Table Mats 26/10

Table top (circular) 120/39, 130/32, 131/31

Table, Victorian Inlaid 215/12

Table, Zodiac 117/17

Tagua nut (ivory substitute) 161/43

Talking about Marquetry 172/27

Tanegi 166/32

Tape and cut parquetry 192/35, 193/16

Tape holders 168/8

Tape, choice of 171/21

Tape, removal of 167/7

TASMA products 177/39

Teaching marquetry 27/7, 94/15, 101/17, 102/31, 103/39

Technique of Marquetry, (The) (B.R.) 130/41

Technique of Wood Surface Decoration (B.R.) 139/5

Testing for colours 204/43

The Talking Business 212/8

Three stages of design 207/17

Three veneers pictures 151/10, 150/11, 200/5, 201/5, 205/5, 205/43, 206/47

Timber terms 130/27

Time for liberation? 183/15

Tonal contrast 165/12

Tonal Values 169/26, 170/19, 171/17, 172/15, 173/17, 174/17, 175/17, 176/17

Tools for marquetry 199/34

Toothing plane (P.R.) 119/38

Traditional fan with variations 193/24

Traffolite 50/23

Trash Can 218/22

Trees and their woods 9/10, 10/2, 20/9, 62/10, 63/6

Trees in marquetry 4/5, 13/5, 31/14, 32/14, 105/32, 167/23

Triangles, cutting 151/10, 152/11

Trimmer, edge (P.R.) 127/12

Trophies, Jack Byrne 118/6

Trophies, Walter Dolley 118/28

Tunbridge Ware 9/10, 10/2, 20/9, 21/6, 22/6, 34/7, 54/6, 123/33, 143/26 & 30, 147/3, 217/285

Tunbridge Ware, Hever Castle 219/13

Tunbridge ware, miniature 196/13, 197/13

Turntables 161/44

Tweezers 121/36

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U

Ultra-Violet absorbers 20/6, 21/8

Unit building 186/14

Unusual techniques 181/13

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V

Vacuum box for sanding 129/30

Vacuum colour impregnation 192/8

Valuation of marquetry 88/8, 112/4

Varnish, water based 160/44

Varnishes 33/17

Vase (Greek Calyx Krater) 175/33

Veneer choice 155/12, 157/8 & 13

Veneer Craft for Everyone (B.R.) 119/37

Veneer cutting, by saw 133/26

Veneer descriptions 165/17

Veneer from sustainable sources 161/17

Veneer Identification - see Know Your Woods

Veneer library 132/14

Veneer manufacture 53/7, 89/19

Veneer production 171/23

Veneer recognition 3/11, 98/2, 135/10 & 45, 136/39

Veneer reference system 86/11

Veneer repair 179/16

Veneer saw 93/27, 112/28, 117/31

Veneer selection 20/17, 44/12, 85/9, 122/40 & 45

Veneer storage and care 106/7, 118/27, 144/28

Veneer, colour change with time 165/32

Veneering by hand (hot glue) 187/26,188/43

Veneering curved surfaces 109/18

Veneering Simplified (B.R.) 113.30

Veneers 178/17

Veneers and furniture 68/11

Veneers for leaves 143/39

Veneers, building up a stock 106/5

Veneers, New Zealand 150/33

Veneers, treating buckled 106/7, 112/6, 113/35, 118/21 & 47, 121/22, 122/41, 124/44

Venice - Simplon Orient Express (B.R.) 126/28

Very highly commended award 198/6, 198/14

Vice clamps 180/9

Vision 120/44

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W

Waiting 198/24, 199/9, 200/7, 201/8, 201/46

Water based adhesive and sealer (P.R.) 127/8

Water based varnish 160/44

Wax paper 170/8

Wax polishing 16/8, 28/15, 33/17

Welsh marquetry bug 180/20

Wenge, anti splitting treatment 155/9

Wenge, polishing 166/10

West Wales Marquetry Group 181/47

West Wales short course 185/44

Westonbirt Festival of Wood 194/41

Who'd be a judge? 196/20

Window method 23/7, 187/19, 197/29, 197/32

Windows, (pictorial) 159/25

Windows, Lattice 16/13

Wood Inlay Art 78/8

Wooden You Like to Know 119/22

Woodworker Manual of Finishing and Polishing (B.R.) 126/28

Woodworking Crafts Magazine (B.R.) 118/20

Workbench 118/19

Worktables, sloping 162/25

World Woods in Colour (B.R.) 136/5

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X

Xylonite 216/10

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Y

Yosegi 166/31 & 33

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Z

Zig-zag cutting 156/9 & 38

Zodiac table 117/17

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