Hasluck, Paul N. (Paul Nooncree), 1854-1931, ed · Philadelphia, D. McKay · leaf 510
ed sections. To avoid confusion oflines the points taken should be numbered,the lines drawn through them, and the pointsin the projection lines numbered in the sameway. The above example also represents themoulding which occurs in the pediment. Raking Mouldings on Internal Angle.—Fig. 1582… … Fig. 1581.—Raking Mouldingson External Angle. Fig. 1582. Raking Mouldings onInternal Angle. p l might be called the projection line.It is required to transfer the points on it tothe other lines p l. To do this take a stripof paper, and, placing the edge against theprojection line, make marks on it…
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