English shop-fronts, old and new : a series of examples by leading architects, selected and specially photographed : together with descriptive notes and illustrations (1907)
Dan, Horace, Willmott, Edmund Charles Morgan · London: B.T. Batsford · leaf 137
or metal curb whichdivides the glass from the pave-ment (Figure 20). Thus a cus-tomer can peer through the glassquite close up to the front andat the same time there is notany inconvenient kicking of thefeet against an awkwardly de-signed curb. It is notable that inmany of the fronts illustrated… … [ I I I J — i. With the recessed front, provided Fig. 23. SECTION OF A RECESSED the rccess is deep enough, very little is needed in the way of a sun-blind, SHOP-FRONT. REQUIREMENTS OF THE MODERN SHOP-FRONT. 45 but where, as in the case of the shop-front belonging to Messrs.Martin Bros. (Plate…
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