Foster, Edwin W. [from old catalog] · Garden City, N.Y., Doubleday, Page & company · leaf 276
either of these placeswith a small weight — such as a nail — on a string. The designing and making of book racks offeran almost endless field for the imagination. The BRACKETS AND BOOK RACKS 247 rack may have a fixed length or be adjustable andeither of these forms may have fixed or foldingends,… … LJ_J -LKVA Fig. 152. Types of bookracks rack is shown in Fig. 152, at a. The ends are sawedout of the bottom piece, pivoted with two 34mcndowels and when stood upright the lower partstrikes against a cleat, which acts as a rest for therack and a stop for the end piece. The weakness of most book…
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