Hasluck, Paul N. (Paul Nooncree), 1854-1931, ed · Philadelphia, D. McKay · leaf 573
ing Door, Pilaster, Cornice, and Fixed Door. 536 CARPENTRY AND JOINERY. moulded and mitered so as to intersect withsimilar mouldings stuck on the head, towhich the jambs are connected by morticeand tenon joints as illustrated at a (Fig.1733). By reference to Fig. 1726, and d, e, clearly shown in… … Fig. 1733.—EnlargedConventional Sec-tional Detail show-ing Joints betweenJambs and Headand Constructionof Cornice. and f (Fig. 1732), it will be noticed that theangle mouldings of the jambs are stoppedfor the purpose of leaving square surfacesfor the base and mouldings of the lowerpart of the…
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