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The Architect & engineer of California and the Pacific Coast (1905)

San Francisco, Calif. : Architect and Engineer Co · leaf 383

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the purlins, riveted andclamped—making one continuous sheet. The concrete is first appHedon the upper side and then on the lower—all without the use of trouble-some forms. This makes a strong and light roof—quickly erected. As Ferroinclave is a solid sheet, the placing of the concrete on the lower… … TheReal OnlyStains If you have only seen the crudeand tawdry colors of the thinned-paint imitations of CabotsShingle Stains you have no idea of the beautifulcoloring effects of the true Stains.They are soft and deep, like vel-vet, but transparent, bringingout the beauty of the wood grain.Half as…

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