Elementary cabinetwork for manual training classes (1909)
Selden, Frank Henry. [from old catalog] · Chicago, New York [etc.] Rand, McNally & company · leaf 159
instead ofH I^^H^H three inches, as in Fig. 124.H ^^H H All the required directions for H^^^H H making andHH^^^hH finishing are^P^^I^^H found in PartH Fi I under the FiG.i46.Chair back topics *TaceMarks, Mortises and Ten-ons, Smoothing, Clamp-ing, etc. Read all of PartI carefully before… … CHAIRS 153 to give more surface for the tacks used in uphol-stering. The desirabiHty of this change dependsupon what the chair is to be used for. Fig. 146 shows a modification to correspond withthe hall seat (Fig. 162). Two or more pieces may :i>- :i5i t ^ // A^ /3 f6s Fig. 148. Upholstered chair
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