[Craigin, Harry] [from old catalog] · Boston, D. Lothrop & co · leaf 136
ners are dovetailed together and made sureby little brads. The roof is separate, so as to be lifted off; andwhen on, is kept fast in place by means of two littlecorks the size of a pipe stem, which are fastened to HOW TO MAKE A FERNERY. 131 the pieces of wood at the bottom of the roof, and shutinto… … A FERNERY. The glass sides are about ten by sixteen; the endsten by twelve ; the sides of the roof are ten by sixteen,and the triangular pieces at the ends, ten by ten.One could be more elegantly proportioned if the roofwas not so steep. These figures are given as a guide.This is very roomy,…
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