Kidder, Frank E. (Frank Eugene), 1859-1905 · New York, Comstock · leaf 292
s deidred it should l)e particularly specified. Fig. (j6 is regular-coursed-ashlar, each course being the sameheight with plumb bond. When the courses of stone are of dififer-ent heights it is called irregular-coursecl-ashlar. A form of ashlar now much used is that shown in Fig. 97, inwhich wide… … 94.—Raiuiom-Rubble Stonework with Hammer-dressed Joints and Xo Spalls on Face, andwith Quoins. Fig. 95.—Dressed Rubble Stone-work with Brick Quoinsand Brick Jambs. 271. BROKEX-ASFILAR.—When stones of uniform size can-not be cheaply quarried the stone may be used to better advantagein broken-ashlar,…
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