Hasluck, Paul N. (Paul Nooncree), 1854-1931, ed · Philadelphia, D. McKay · leaf 350
stiles and rails are shown by Figs. 1068 and1069. At the connection of the mddle railand stile barefaced tenons are shown. The DOORS AND DOOR FRAMES. 323 bottom and top rails finish flush with theoutside of the stiles, and the joint betweenthese and the boards forming the panel isbroken by means of… … Fig. 1068.—Joints between Rails and Stiles. Fig. 1070. The plough groove is so arrangedas to have one side of it in the same plane asthe mortices. The braces butt against the railand stile at their lower ends, and their upper
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