Adams, John Duncan, 1879- · New York, Moffat, Yard and company · leaf 181
count of its unique features, but because of itssimple method of construction. The illustration 156 CARPENTRY FOR BEGINNERS shows the chair with the cushions removed, in orderto plainly show the construction. The cut, there-fore, fails to give an adequate idea of the comfort-able appearance of the… … will suggest themselves for these convenient httleboxes. They will hold pipes and tobacco, writingmaterials, knitting or fancy-work, and so on. First proceed with the ends, which are flared outat their upper ends so as to form the ends of theboxes. Each leg has but one mortise, and thatthrough the…
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