French, Arthur Willard, 1868-, Ives, Howard Chapin, 1878-1944. joint author · New York, J. Wiley & Sons. Inc.; London, Chapman & Hall, Limited · leaf 32
care, are encased in a matrix of firmly cementing material.19. Stone masonry includes all classes of construction in whichseparate stones are skillfully assembled, either with or withoutmortar, into structures of required form and dimensions. DEFINITIONS AND CL/tSSIFIC/ITIONS. IS 20. Rubble… … Fig. 27.—IThcoiirsed EuBBiiE. Sandstone and limestone, which occur in the quarry in rela-tively thin layers, are frequently trimmed with the face-hammerinto approximately rectangular pieces, and when laid have the ap-
Stereotomy
Internet Archive · Cornell University Library · Public Domain Mark 1.0. Free to use for anything.
