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Cyclopedia of architecture, carpentry, and building : a general reference work (1912)

American Technical Society · Chicago : American Technical Society · leaf 333

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, and one and five-tenthsof the listel. The base of the pedestal is forty-five in height, divided amonga first plinth twenty-five, second plinth ten, listel three, cyma-reversa five, and fillet two. The projection of the base is eight, ofwhich one is for the first plinth, one for the second plinth,… … Fig. 9. 63. The impost is twenty-five in height; it is composed of anastragal of three, a necking of seven, a fillet of one, a quarter-roimd of three, a corona of eight, and a listel of three. The projection of the impost is eight; for the quarter-romidand fillet four, for the corona two and…

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