Jones, Sydney R. (Sydney Robert), 1881-, Holme, Charles, 1848-1923. ed · London, New York [etc.] "The Studio," ltd. · leaf 76
ntervening panels are narrow and long, the width of thepanels at Dinton is little less than the height. In timber-framed buildingsit was no doubt originally the custom to fill the interstices with wattle anddab, and it is evident that, as time went on and bricks became available,they were often… … l-H w CO O w«w CO <! 51 a result of adhesion to custom. Timber-building, old-established inpractice, was not quickly superseded, and continued long after brickworkbecame a constituent part of the structures. Economy, also, was a probablefactor ; oak, plentiful and handy, would be cheaper than…
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