A dictionary of architecture and building; biographical, historical and descriptive (1901)
Sturgis, Russell, 1836-1909 · New York, Macmillan · leaf 244
consecration ; in others the cluuchmuniments are kept in a special press by them-selves. SADDLE. A. The cap of a doorsill, orthe bottom jiiecc of a door frame, forming aslightly raised ridge, ui)on whi<-h the door, whenshut, fits rather closely. The object is to givethe under side of the door… … Sackisty : Cathkdkai, of Le Mans (Saethe), France. interior doors, the carpets of two adjoining roomsmeeting under the doors, the theory being thatthe flour is so perfectly levelled and built thatsaddles ..re unnecessary. B. jVnything used to interpo.se a vertii-al sup-port and the foundation or…
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