Cyclopedia of architecture, carpentry, and building : a general reference work ... (1907)
American School of Correspondence · Chicago : American Technical Society · leaf 37
ies in colorfrom very light to deep red and becomes darker witli age. It isusually employed in the form of veneers on account of its cost. Satinwood comes from the West Indies, French burl from Per-sia, and Circassian walnut from near the Black Sea. They are allvery expensive and are used only as… … CARPENTRl 1;) behavior under certain conditions. Thus we say that a wood is hard,or tough, or brittle, or flexible, and frequently we use tliese terraswithout having a clear understanding of just what they mean. Avery brief discussion of some of these properties or characteristics oftimber will now…
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