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Canadian wood products industries (1916)

Don Mills, Ont. : Southam-MacLean Publications · leaf 539

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cope for the in-troduction of those little features which make a case,but also materially add to the balance of the design. The 24 by 30 mirror is often used the reverse way,to give height necessary to the usefulness of the dre>s-er. When this is not done, as cited in the first case, itis… … Method of lengthening a case when proportioning it from the size of the mirror. October, 1916 CANADIAN WOODWORKER 47 heavy-looking base under a slender toilet-frame rail. Amethod of overcoming this defect is shown in No. 3. In better grade furniture, economy can be effectedin the size of the mirror…

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