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Carpentry for beginners; (1917)

Adams, John Duncan, 1879- · New York, Moffat, Yard and company · leaf 116

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trimmings. The old cop-per finish wears well and is good looking, and dullbrass and wrought iron would also be attractive forthe metal trimmings on the chest. The mill-bill has been omitted in this case because FURNITURE YOU CAN MAKE 93 of the possible modification in size which may benecessary to… … many housekeepers have had their polished floorsscratched or pretty rugs soiled from trunks! Every guest-room should have such a stand fora steamer-trunk. The four corner posts will first be planed up;and, after marking out the positions of the severalmortises, work them down to line and finish…

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