A dictionary of architecture and building : biographical, historical, and descriptive (1902)
Sturgis, Russell, 1836-1909 · New York : The Macmillan company · leaf 294
G. A method uf finely dressingstone with a hammer, the head of whicli is com-posed of a liundle of steel points. Also scotch-insr. fSee l>rcss. the verb : Stone Cutting; Stone DlCssiuL ) SEABROOKE, THOMAS ; abbot.Elected Feb. lO, 14.50, abbot of the eathe(lral476 SEALING of Gloiiecstor,… … Scutcheon of Sheet Iuon vvnu UKouiiHT IronDrop Handle; c. 1480; Ryarsh Church,Kent. SEALING. A. Fixinof, as a piece of woodor iron in a wall, with eement, plaster, or otherbuilding material, or with melted lead or sulphur;for staples, hinges, etc. B. Closing the chinks, as of a log house,…
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