Was in at Borders Books, on Saturday, and found Roy Underhill's "The Woodwright's Shop, Exploring Traditional Woodcraft" on the 'bargains' table at the outrageous price of $7.99.
This is the "revised edition", containing both the original 'Woodwright's Shop', and it's follow-up 'The Woodwright's Companion'.
The anecdote at the end of chapter one, *alone*, makes the book worth buying. I quote: "... It's not an easy feeling-- standing there in the woods, knowing that all the trees are laughing at you."