Don Mills, Ont. : Southam-MacLean Publications · leaf 501
th confidence for almost any ordinarypurpose. It varies much in texture, color and utility,according- to the district where it is produced, and eachdistrict exhibits consistent features peculiarly its own.Botanically, mahogany belongs to the Meliceae, an ex-tensive order distributed throughout the… … In cutting mahogany no care is taken to get all there is inthe tree. This is a sample of how some of the best ma-terial is left in the spreading stump. If it does not rotout, some day it will be utilized for choice veneer. mahogany from San Domingo ; 4.—Cedreleae, the cedaremployed for cigar boxes.…
Furniture industry and trade · Woodworking industries
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