Wall Shelf & Wall Pocket Original Plans 1952 Craftsman Pattern Club

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Vintage full-size original plans dated 1952.  J-69 Credenza Wall Shelf and Colonial Wall Pocket.  Fold-out plans and directions for both items.  From "Craftsman Pattern Club, 117 Worth Street, New York 13, New York.
Included in plans are black & white photos of finished products.
Colonial Wall Pocket:  (first paragraph of info included):  There is no better way to display cut or artificial flowers than by means of wall pockets.  The advantage in their use is found in the fact that these floral displays are in a predominant place but are not in the way.  The wall pocket shown in the photograph is an adaption of a Colonial design for a pipe holder.  Its construction requires 3/4" solid stock.  Pine, maple or birch may be used....
Wall shelf:  (first part of info included):  This wall shelf should be made of plywood 3/8" thick having face veneers of such woods as mahogany, walnut, birch or maple....
Over-all size of pattern sheet is 22" x 34".  Folds down to 7 3/8" x 8 1/2".  In good condition.  Not unfolded in years, so folds are deep, but there are no tears.  Patterns have never been traced over or cut.  There are some foxing and darkening of paper in several areas.  These do not distract from the quality or useability of the patterns.
Will place pattern in plastic sleeve and add a piece of white foam board for protection while mailing by USPS First Class postage in bubble envelope.
I'll mail the same day, or next day after PayPal payment is received.
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