Hasluck, Paul N. (Paul Nooncree), 1854-1931, ed · Philadelphia, D. McKay · leaf 408
desired. Itshould always be set out from a centre, as theshoulder lines will be struck from the centrepoint. The panels are bead flush, with bolec-tion moulding mitered round the front asshown in plan by Fig. 1249, also by Fig. 1250,which is an enlarged section at the top edgeof the bottom rail,… … Fig. 1245. —Detail of Top Corner (Fig. 1243). is an enlarged section at the top edge of themiddle rail with the glass and beads in posi-tion. The wood used in circular work must
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