Cyclopedia of architecture, carpentry, and building : a general reference work (1912)
American Technical Society · Chicago : American Technical Society · leaf 211
well turned, that welding orriveting is neatly done, and that the whole section is tightly put to-gether. Cast-iron patterns must be inspected for smoothness andclearness of the ornamental parts, and an even thickness of metalshould be required for all similar parts. The counter and office grilles… … These grilles are finished by plating with copper, bronze, nickel, orother metal, and can be given almost any desired tone. \Miile these grilles do not compare in appearance with w rought-iron grilles, they are less expensive, and quickly made, and may bereadily obtained of the manufacturers in a…
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