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A dictionary of architecture and building : biographical, historical, and descriptive (1902)

Sturgis, Russell, 1836-1909 · New York : The Macmillan company · leaf 621

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Window, Fig. 19. Sutton Courtenay Manor House, bERivbHiKE cols. -117, 819.) Tlu simpler form of windowin wiiich some neoclassic decoration is attemptedmay he instanced by Fig. 21. —R. S. WINDOW, PART II. The Fitting of (he]Viiiil(jir OjiiiiiiKj irilli a Fritme to receive theGlasfi. This may be… … WINDOW put into window openings of a building not yetcompleted. It may be slight and rougli, thoughmore permanent, as in stables and various fac-tories (see Hit and Miss Window, below). Againthe Casement or Sash (see those terms) may bevery elaborate in make and fittings. Figure 22is an elaborate…

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