Lukin, James. [from old catalog] · New York, G. P. Putnam's sons · leaf 175
h we covered with white paper ; all round the anglesand up the corners we nailed strips of beading or mould-ing, so that, when all was finished, no one would haveknown that the room was merely of wood and canvas. Thefloor was boarded, but that of the workshop was made ofclay, laid and rammed down… … 1—r Fig. 15.—Timber Framing. the gable end of the roof, and the cross-timber ends orpurlines, aaa, running across from one gable to theother. EE is called a collar-beam, its use being to tie OUR HOUSE. 165 the sloping sides of the roof, FF, together, and preventthem from spreading sideways. GG is a…
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