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Handbook for architects and builders (1898)

Illinois Society of Architects · Chicago · leaf 704

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. And in natures non-fading minerals, marble, granite, slateand porcelain, lies the secret of the permanency of NU-TILE tints. Not until you examine actual samples of NU-TILE Shingles can youget an adequate conception of their unusual roofing values. You should have a set of NU-TILE Samples to show… … are almost twice as thick as ordinary shingles. Their thick butts lie flat and snugagainst the roof and cast a heavy shadow line that gives a roof a distinctive appear-ance. The shingles are 10xl3V^ in size, and can now he furnished in the followingPERMANENT colors: Slate-Red, Brick-Red,…

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