Kidder, Frank E. (Frank Eugene), 1859-1905 · New York, Comstock · leaf 378
of galvanized-iron or tin, whichhave their ends turned over stiff wires, about 4 inches long. Thewires are not absolutely essential, but should always be used in first-class work. Still better ties for bonding face-bricks to the backingare the Morse wall-ties, siiown in Fig. 188, or similar ties.… … Fig. 187.—Metal Tie for Face-brickand Liacking. Fig. 18s.—^Morse Wall-tie for Face-brickand Backing. laid work. These ties, or similar ties, are now verv extensivelyased in the eastern portion of the country. One advantage obtained in using metal ties is that it is not neces-sary to have the joints…
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