Simpson, F. M. (Frederick Moore), 1855-1928 · London, New York [etc.] Longmans, Green, and Co. · leaf 159
arks left by the boards can stillbe seen in the cellar walls under the imperial palaces of Eome. The other kind of concrete was faced with either stone or Facedbrick. In stone-faced concrete the facing generally consists of •^o^^^ete.spikes of stone, about 3 inches square on the outside,… … Fig. 71.Middleton {A. & C. Black). but they are more usually built in brick. In brick-facedconcrete the bricks are equilateral triangles, and they are laidin courses, breaking joint with one another. The bricks arean inch to an inch and three-quarters thick, and the mortarjoints are about the…
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