he room,without the removal of any bead or fix-tures. From the facts before us, andthe array of testimonials presented, wecan but think the proprietors havebrought before the public a valuable im-provement, and one that will take fasthold on the building communitjr; thatit is a desirable attainment… … tills improved window. (675) 676 The Architectural Review and American Builders1 Journal, [May, house, each time, thus fatally injuringthe appearance of the woodwork, willimmediately decide. It was patentedNovember 2, 1869, and is owned byWells, Till & Butler, Sandusky, Ohio,who will doubtless…
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