Cousins, Frank, Riley, Phil M. (Phil Madison), b. 1882 · Boston, Little, Brown and company · leaf 224
uring the scarcity of glass in Revolution-ary times, and expatiating on the perils of glasshouses. As the size of the individual panes of glass wasincreased, their number in each sash was correspond-ingly decreased. Although numerous variationsexist, the custom of having an equal number of panesin… … Plate LX. — Architectural Relics at the Essex Institute. ( is mem Sash from BufFman House, formerly on Boston Road; Diamond Sash of later origin with Bulls-eye Lights; Window Head from the Klias Hasket Derln Mansion.
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