9-15-A [through] 9-15-G

Metalwork and Tools includes the following categories:

9-1 Tools of all occupations, History of metalworking, Inventions, Patent Models

9-2 Cloisonne & Enamel

9-3 Aluminum, Brass, Bronze art wares, Chrome, Chase Chrome, Copper, Farber, Heintz Art, Karl Kipp, (Roycroft moved to 10-8.1)

9-4 Blacksmithing, Coal hole rubbings, Ironwork (Doorknobs see 11-6)

9-5 Tin & Tole (see also 12-5 for how-to)

9-6 Tools, General, Blow Torches, Dairy, Farm, Glass Making Tools, Leatherworking, Scales, Stanley rules, Woodworking, Wrenches

9-7 Kitchen -- Apple Parers, Bottle Openers, Butter Molds, Cast Iron Cookware, Chocolate Molds, Cookie Cutters, Corkscrews, Egg beaters, Electric Fans, Electrical, Flashlights, Granitware, Giswold, Hoosier Cabinets, Ice Cream Molds & Dippers, Match Safes, Nutcrackers, Primitives, Reamers, Refrigerators, Toasters, Wire Collectibles (4-14 for Beer openers)

9-7.1 Laundry-- Pressing Irons & Trivets, Washboards

9-9 Traps Moved to 4-9.8 (sporting)

9-10 Stoves, Flue covers

9-11 Locks & Keys, handcuffs

9-12 Pocket Knives, Razors

9-13 Wire

9-14 Sewing-- Bobbins for lace, Darners, Scissors, Sewing Machines, Sewing Tools, Spinning Wheels, Tape Measures, Thimbles

9-15 Lighting – Handel and Tiffany lamps are here (see also Handel 13-10, Tiffany 13-10-L, Pairpoint 13-7-PA), Chandeliers

9-15.1 Candlesticks

9-17 Calculators, Computers, Telephones, Typewriters