Studley Tool Chest Exhibit in Photos
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Stacks of the new VIRTUOSO book, hot off the press


Souvenir admission ticket to the Studley exhibit


Don Williams, the man who made the Studley exhibit a reality


Architectural details from the Studley tool chest


Detail of the wax box from the Studley tool chest


Image of a piano mechanism, typical of Studley's work


Museum docent who happens to look a bit like Henry O. Studley himself,
standing next to an enlargement of the only known photo of Studley


Examples of decorative details from the Studley tool chest


Examples of tools and display mount typical of the Studley tool chest


Closeup of vise on the Studley workbench


The Studley workbench


Don Williams telling the history of the Studley tool chest


Drawer details inside the Studley tool chest


Assorted views of the Studley tool chest tools











Back side of the Studley tool chest

 
Virtuoso - The Tool Cabinet and Workbench of Henry O. Studley

Virtuoso - The Tool Cabinet and Workbench of Henry O. Studley

This book is the first in-depth examination of one of the most beautiful woodworking tool chests ever constructed and presents the first-ever biography of Studley (1838-1925), a piano and organ builder in Quincy, Mass. In this book, Williams uses original research to answer the questions that flash through the minds of everyone who views the cabinet, including: "How did he build it?" "How does it work?" and "Why would anyone construct such a monument to his tools?"

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