Plans are for John Marshall's Desk. The plans are unused, no marks, notes, tears, or anything else wrong with them.

The late Carlyle Lynch (1909-1989) was an inspired teacher of woodwork, metalwork and drafting. He was a furniture maker and author with a lifelong passion for classic American furniture. Lynch took it upon himself to measure outstanding pieces of 18th and 19th century American furniture and to create detailed drawings so that the furniture could be reproduced by woodworkers who shared his passion. The furniture items for which Lynch prepared drawings reads like greatest hits of American furniture: Chippendale table and side chair; Hellplewhite dining and end tables; four-poster bed; Windsor chair; Queen Anne table, side chair and lowboy; Duncan Phyfe's tool chest; and many others great pieces, including beds, clocks, cupboards, desks and benches.

Lynch's plans are written in the classic style, hand drawn with complex details distilled onto a single page with details and inserts. Once you look at the plans for a little while, they will be easy to decipher. The blueprints come with a complete bill of materials with added notes on important construction details.