Furniture for the craftsman; a manual for the student and machanic (1914)
Otter, Paul D. (Paul Denniston), b. 1866 · New York, Davis Williams company · leaf 238
accessibility of all partswithin is of greater necessity. The objects sought are accom-plished by dividing the interior space with light removable tillsor partitions, permitting garments of a certain kind or weight tooccupy a certain till. There is no proof obtainable that redcedar repels moths or… … Fig. 238.—Tray for Clothes Chest. The idea indicated in Fig. 238 suggests an easily removabletill, the corners of which it would be well to dovetail, althoughglued up in box-like manner with neatly fitted triangular corner 236 FURNITURE FOR THE CRAFTSMAN pieces would make a firm joint. The material…
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