[Craigin, Harry] [from old catalog] · Boston, D. Lothrop & co · leaf 117
FlG.l^ this door. It can easily be securedon the inside by a bolt, and out-wardly by hasp and padlock. There remain, now, the peaks orgables at the ends, to be providedfor. Many of the railway men gettheir roof canvas sufficiently largeto come down and cover this, butI think a better plan would be… … A PORTABLE WOODEN TENT. 113 flat staples in the outside of your end walls, and letiron hasps bolted to the lower edge of your peakboards drop into them. This would hold the bottomof the peak and the top of the end wall squarelytogether. In addition to this a couple of bolts shouldpass through the…
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