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Bench work in wood: a course of study and practice designed for the use of schools and colleges (1902)

Goss, W. F. M. (William Freeman Myrick), 1859-1928 · Boston, Ginn & company · leaf 26

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isthe actual standard yard of the United States, having beenadopted by the Treasury Department as such in 1832, on therecommendation of Mr. Hassler.^^ 18. Rules are measuring strips, and are ^^^^iFig. ssusually made of boxwood. Their size isexpressed by their length in inches or feet,as a 6-inch… … 12 BENCH WORK IN WOOD. l9^l8.l7-l6ll5!l4-^U-l2-ll-J , =, • -. ,- ■- ,. j3 6 365_0.9j|3*6.67 3°»2 43j38.19?t33,95j! 29.70^,1 Cj hV,i,^i^i,VM,VM,i^,vl^iriVi,i^i-,i^,„1i,l^ni^,-,i!i, Eig. S9 and one is said to be two-fold when made of two pieces, four-fold when made of four, and six-fold when made…

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