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Architect and engineer (1905)

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ron isnaturally higher than the price of ordi-nary sheet metal, its service life is suchas to make it very acceptable to theclient who must pay the bills. The wide range of gages now obtain-able also makes modern iron more suit-able for cornices. Heavy 24-gage ironis often used, yet it weighs much… … DETAIL OF CORNICE. MADE OF ARMCO SHEET METAL. BELVEDERE APARTMENTS iietal cornices when preparing plans andpecifications for a palatial new apart-nent house to be erected in that city. This apartment building, The Belve-lere, is crowned with the largest cornicever erected in Cincinnati. The…

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