Cyclopedia of architecture, carpentry, and building : a general reference work ... (1907)
American School of Correspondence · Chicago : American Technical Society · leaf 213
ewel only at the bottom have beendealt with. There are, however, many modifications of straight andreturn stairs which have from two to four or six newels. In such-cases, the methods of treating strings at their finishing points mustnecessarily be somewhat different from those described; but… … < Xou 9 ^S .J < H(A STAIR-BUILDING 19 opening tlirougli the floors, through which the traveler on the stairsascends or descends from one floor to another. Fig. 31 shows a well-hole, and the manner of trimming it. Inthis instance the stairs are placed against the wall; but this is notnecessary…
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