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Constructive carpentry (1912)

King, Charles A. (Charles Albert), b. 1865 · New York, Cincinnati [etc.] American book company · leaf 125

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rnice (Fig. 102)are the types used infinishing frame build-ings. They will bothadmit of much varia-tion without departing from the type. The open cornicecosts less than the other, but does not make so warm ahouse. As it projects beyond the finish of the house,the water from a leaky gutter will run… … FiQ. 101. — Open Cobnice. BOARDING IN. OUTSIDE FINISH 111 frieze (b) extending a little above the top side of the planceror soffit (c) as at z, a space of I being left between thefrieze and the soffit, any water which finds its way intothe conjice will drop behind the bed mold (d).outside ofthe…

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