Common-sense stair building and handrailing (1903)
Fred T Hodgson · Frederick J. Drake and Co. · leaf 147
somust necessarily beplanted on, as areperhaps the othercarvings. A curious exampleof a newel post isshown at Fig. 49,which represents aportion of a stair-way in the HotelCluny, Paris, France.The stair has a closeheavy rectangularstring with carvedrosettes sunk flushon both sides. Thebalusters are… … Fig. 49. FOURTH METHOD is really quite effective. Another peculiarity of this
Wood stairs and railings · Woodwork · Architecture, Domestic · Designs and plans
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