Published Works
- Carving Figure Caricatures in the Ozark Style, Harold L. Enlow, 1975 ISBN 0-486-23151-8
- How to Carve Faces In Driftwood, Harold L. Enlow, 1978 ISBN 1-882475-01-1
- Learn To Carve Faces & Expressions, Harold L. Enlow, 1980 ISBN 1-882475-03-8
- Let's Carve Wooden Plaques, Harold L. Enlow, 1977 ISBN 1-882475-00-3
- "Carve Your Own Hillbillkins," Little People of the Ozarks, Harold L. Enlow, 1979
- Carving Western Figures, Harold L. Enlow, 1984
- How to Carve Folk Figures and a Cigar-store Indian, Harold L. Enlow, 1979 ISBN 0-486-23748-6
- How to Carve Hobos, Harold L. Enlow, 1989
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