A dictionary of architecture and building; biographical, historical and descriptive (1901)
Sturgis, Russell, 1836-1909 · New York, Macmillan · leaf 362
inner and read-ily alisorbed by the pores of the material, in-stead of forming a coating on the surface,so that the texture and grain of the materialis not concealed. In America stain has beenused for exteriors of frame hou.ses, the shinglesand clapboards taking on a rougher and farmore picturesque… … Staiks in .V IIoesK .vv Wih.fkxschiksse.v, Swnz-ERLAxii. Each Step is a Solid Timber: itsEnds fhamed into thk String Pieces. green by copjier and by iron, as in the proiluc-tion of pot metal (see Glass). Silver Stain(see subtitle) is more properly an enamel aji-plied to the surface without…
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