Kidder, Frank E. (Frank Eugene), 1859-1905 · New York, Comstock · leaf 321
ng appearance from below. The railing, posts and balusters are generally of iron, and thelatter are dowelled into the ends of the steps. The laying out and detailing of other stone trimmings are gov-erned by the principles above noted. 303. CIRCULAR STAIRS IN STONE.—Circular stairs instone may be… … SdCT/ON THROUCH Q, b. 5ECTJONAL Plan Fig. I S3-—Circular Stone Stairs. supported at both ends, by the outside walls and by a central newel. A variation of the latter, and a very common construction, espe-cially for circular staircases of small diameter, is shown in Fig. 153- Each step is cut out in…
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