cept that it is not over the tacks and fixing it with brass studs, but I so long by li inches. It is fixed in the same manner. did not carry this either along the front or the top. The two back-spars, the ends of which are marked F, F, in Fig. 36, are the same length as the top-spar It will be… … ■\ivv^-mt-UfS^i\Vf^'^Y^ff±^^r edge of the seat is 14 in. side-piece, by /^'^ high at its a couple of _!:l front, and round-headed slopes back to screws. In this 1 1 inches. chair the seat { To be coiiti)iucd. ) na. 32.
Industrial arts · Handicraft
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