Sources & Acknowledgements
Sources for Early Modern Period section
- The Art of Turning & Lathe and Machine Tool History, by Warren Ogden, 1987.
- Chronicle of the Early American Industries Association. EAIA website
- The Concise Grove Dictionary of Art. Oxford University Press, Inc., 2002.
- Ivory Art, P. W. Hartmann, View Google's English translation of this publication
- Making Marvels: Science and Splendor at the Courts of Europe, Metropolitan Museum of Art, 2019.
- The Ornamental Lathe of Louis XVI from the
Birmingham Collection of Science and Industry, by Olga Baird, 2005.
- The Pedigree of Holtzapffel Lathes, by Warren Ogden, 1987.
- The Society of Ornamental Turners Bulletins, 1948 to present. SOT website
- Sovereigns as Turners, by Klaus Maurice, Verlag Ineichen, Zurich, 1985.
- Turned Treasuries, by Klaus Maurice, Georg Laue and Christiane Zeiller, 2004.
- Wikipedia. Wikipedia.org
Sources for Victorian Era section
- Art, History, and Processes of Guilloché Engraving, by G. Phil Poirier, 2015.
- The Art of Turning & Lathe and Machine Tool History, by Warren Ogden, 1987.
- Engine Turning 1680-1980, by Martin Matthews, 1984.
- Holtzapffel Volume VI - A compendium of rare or previously unpublished material related to ornamental turning, by John F. Edwards, 2011.
- The Pedigree of Holtzapffel Lathes, by Warren Ogden, 1987.
- The Society of Ornamental Turners Bulletins, 1948 to present. SOT website
- Sovereigns as Turners, by Klaus Maurice, Verlag Ineichen, Zurich, 1985.
- Turned Treasuries, by Klaus Maurice, Georg Laue and Christiane Zeiller, 2004.
- Wikipedia. Wikipedia.org
Sources for Machine Age section
- The Art of Turning & Lathe and Machine Tool History, by Warren Ogden, 1987.
- Engine Turning 1680-1980, by Martin Matthews, 1984.
- Horological and Other Shop Tools 1700 to 1900, by T.R. Crom, 1987.
- Looking at Guilloché in Conservation, by Brittany Nicole Cox and David Lindow, 2016.
- The Pedigree of Holtzapffel Lathes, by Warren Ogden, 1987.
- The Society of Ornamental Turners Bulletins, 1948 to present. SOT website
- Wikipedia. Wikipedia.org
- Additional sources as noted on individual pages.
Sources for Information Age section
- The Society of Ornamental Turners Bulletins, 1948 to present. SOT website
- Additional sources as noted on individual pages.
Additional sources
- Additional sources are noted on the individual pages in which information is referenced.
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Ornamental Turning is a craft somewhat difficult of description to the general public and, so far, no short phrase to cover what is involved has been hit upon.
Norman Tweddle, May 1952