Hasluck, Paul N. (Paul Nooncree), 1854-1931, ed · Philadelphia, D. McKay · leaf 230
om the face. The wood fram-ing is shown backed with brickwork, which Sham Half=timber Work. Sham half-timber work (Figs. 730 and731) is formed of pieces of scantling only1J in. or 2 in. thick, but as wide as thetimbers used in real half-timber work. Thepieces are mortised and tenoned together,and… … Fig. 728. Fig. 727. Fig. 729. Fig. 727.—Front Elevation of Half-timber Gabled House. Fig. 728.—Vertical Section of Half-timberGabled House. Fig. 729.—Section of Half-timber Gabled House through A B. Fig. 732.—Method of supporting Angle by Ornamental Wooden Corbel.
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