Hasluck, Paul N. (Paul Nooncree), 1854-1931, ed · Philadelphia, D. McKay · leaf 488
edge of the stiles) to receivea moulded weatherboard, as shown a tA(Fig. 1471). This should be secured withscrews, the joining parts being first painted.Each casement is hung with three 4-in.wrought-iron or brass butt hinges. The WINDOW SASHES AND CASEMENTS. 455 most suitable forms of fastening are… … Fig. 1487.—Part of Top Rail Mortised. I the shutters when in their boxings is shownby Fig. 1467. At b in Fig. 1466, the right-hand half is indicated by dotted lines asclosed. The wall being hollow, and thusthick, allows a sufficient recess for the Fig. 1488 Figs. 1488 and 1489.—Ends of Bars for…
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