Hasluck, Paul N. (Paul Nooncree), 1854-1931, ed · Philadelphia, D. McKay · leaf 577
which areheld in these grooves—the object beingto fix the dado moulds. These fillets arescrewed and glued to the back of the dadomoulds, as represented at a (Figs. 1731 and1744), and then the framing, having beenput together, is placed in position. Panels.—These are raised, with a smallscotia… … Fig. 1748.—Conventional Detail showing a Portion of Saddle Moulding and Curved Bar for Glazing. face is sunk as shown in section at c (Fig.1731). The bolection mouldings round thelower panels are solid through, so as tosaddle over the edges of the stiles as repre-sented at Fig. 1746. The inner…
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