A concise history of the International Exhibition of l862 : its rise and progress, its building and features and a summary of all former exhibitions (1862)
Hollingshead, John, Phillpotts, Capt. Building for the Exhibition of 1862 · London : Printed for her Majesty's Commissioners · leaf 164
ublic, but only to men employed in opening the louvres which are here placed for ventilation. To the upper side of the gallery, and through it to the stanchions, the double wrought iron tie-plate acting as the Section on Line ef in elevation, Bhowing Section of Seat of Diagonal Rib on corner column… … Section on Line c il In elevation, showing Junction of Top of Diagonal Ribs. dome’s hoop, is securely bolted. It consists of an inner plate of iron six inches by three-eighths of an inch, which is connected with an outer plate ten inches by three-eighths of an inch, so that both these plates take…
Decorative arts · London International Exhibition · Decorative arts -- Exhibitions
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