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Handbook for carpet measurers, cutters and salesmen (1905)

Lind, John W[ilhelm], 1861- [from old catalog] · New York, G. Lundoe, The American carpet and upholstery journal · leaf 108

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6 <( i 7 6 3)180 9=60£ yds., net. 3)18910=63i yds. to match. Note. The figures added to the second column denotethe distance each breadth has to be dropped below the lines AF and FE in order to findthe match. BY THE THIRD METHOD Rule 6. Make the floor into arectangle by affixing triangleswhose… … FIGUKB 4. 94 CARPET-MENS MANUAL Note. If there are three breadths on the base of thetriangle subtract the height of the triangle from thesquare of the room. Ex. 8. How many yards of J plain Brussels will it taketo cover a floor like Fig. 4? Greatest width BE=20 0.Greatest length FH.+GD=27 8.…

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