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The half-timber house; its origin, design, modern plan, and construction; (1912)

Jackson, Allen W. (Allen Winchester), b. 1875 · New York : McBride, Nast & company · leaf 126

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oportions in the different coats. The tendency of thehonest plasterer, new to this kind of work, is to put in too muchcement. He argues that in most other mason work the morePortland cement in the mortar used, the better job, which isgenerally true. The trouble with this reasoning is that… … By courtesy of The ArchUeclitral Hevietff The most vulnerable points in a stucco wall are found at the intersection of stucco and thewood trim around windows and other openings. The protection of these points by flashing cannot be too carefully done ature or slight shrinkages of the building cause…

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