The Civil engineer and architect's journal, scientific and railway gazette (1839)
London : [William Laxton] · leaf 225
f. Willis, On Gothic Tracery, exemplified by theWindows of the Chapter House at Salisbury, In the tracery of the Gothic style, four principles may be discerned, whichwill be found universal when the tracery is perfectly developed. 1st, Folia-tion, or the decoration of the compartments with those… … This lock, as shown in the annexed engraving, which is drawn tohalf the real size, merits general attention from the simplicity ofconstruction, and the easy manner in which it can be fixed to doors,the portability of the key, and the security it affords. It will be seenthat by merely boring a hole…
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