tinsmithing

• “Records of gem-cutting, tinsmithing, and architecture.”

  The Brothers' War

• “These same students in most cases help do the practical work of putting up the building -- some at the sawmill, the brick-yard, or in the carpentry, brickmaking, plastering, painting, and tinsmithing departments.”

  Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, 1995, Memorial Issue

• “And, the prevocational and vocational courses, covered an alphabetical range from agriculture and auto mechanics to tinsmithing and welding.”

  The Need for Canadian Military Preparation

• “The trades being taught were basket making, brush making, piano tuning, draughting, typewriting, tailoring, tinsmithing and so forth; while classes in reading, writing and other subjects were held for those who were deficient in these requirements, and anxious to learn.”

  On the Fringe of the Great Fight

• “Soon we found ourselves teaching tinsmithing, plastering and painting.”

  Tuskegee: A Retrospect and Prospect

• “Mr. Adams was a mechanic, and had learned the trades of shoemaking, harness-making, and tinsmithing during the days of slavery.”

  Up From Slavery: An Autobiography

• “Mr. Adams was a mechanic, and had learned the trades of shoemaking, harnessmaking, and tinsmithing during the days of slavery.”

  Teaching School in a Stable and a Hen-House

• “Scouts can work toward a metalworking merit badge in three of the book's four skills: foundry, blacksmithing and tinsmithing, all of which have the boys working with extremely hot metals in solid and liquid forms.”

  News for NBC13.com

• “Demonstrations and exhibits planned for the event include beekeeping and honey products, chair caining, blacksmithing, tinsmithing, candle making, yarn spinning, weaving and quilting and Appalachian culture.”

  The Marietta Times

• “And above all, boxing gave him what plumbing, tinsmithing, and masonry never could - a sense of importance and self-esteem.”

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