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The colonial architecture of Salem (1919)

Cousins, Frank, b. 1851, Riley, Phil M. (Phil Madison), b. 1882 joint author · Boston, Little, Brown and Company · leaf 225

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Plate LX.—Architectural Relics at the Essex Institute. Casement Sash from Buffman House, formerly on Boston Road ; Diamond Sash of later origin with Bulls-eye Lights ; Window Head from the Elias Haslcet Derby Mansion. … o 35 «U - 3& O M 3fc te- X < Windows and Window Frames Fifteen appears to be the largest number of panesemployed in a sliding sash, and it will be noticed thatthe restored House of Seven Gables includes awindow with an upper sash having ten panes and alower one having fifteen. Many…

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