Page 54: 'Hebblewhite' corrected to 'Hepplewhite'.
"... and Chippendale, Sheraton, and Hepplewhite...."
Page 72: 'For in spite the immense activity and industry, the independent artists in design and handicraft were but few,...'
should probably read either:
'For despite the immense activity and industry,...'
or
'For in spite of the immense activity and industry,...'
OED gives:
spite, n. & v.t. 1. ... (in) ~ of, notwithstanding.
So 'in' may be optional, but 'of' seems to be needed. The transcriber has chosen to correct 'in spite' to 'in spite of'.