
Save America's Windows: Caring for older and historic wood windows.
by Mr. John C Leeke
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Sixteen specific step-by-step treatments to repair weathered sills and deteriorating sash. Window project profiles, how to organize and pay for the work. Includes sources for special materials and tools.
This is the 2013 edition in an updated version 4.3 with minor revisions since the 2013 edition first came out, with the chapter on sash glazing and painting; and an expanded directory with hundreds of window specialists, some in every state. 112 pages, 257 illustrations, color covers, black & white interior.
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