Illustrated catalogue of ornamental iron work for lawns, gardens, parks, cemeteries, &c. (1871)
Miller Iron Co. (Providence, R.I.) · The Company, Providence; ( Hammond, Angell · leaf 16
ontinue to grow andblossom. As a foundation for the flower stands, a stone somewhatlarger in area than the base is preferable, and with itssurface about four inches above the level of the ground,or in a cheaper way, four stakes, say 2£ inches square and30 inches long, may be driven into the ground… … 78 inches high, 74k by 7Oh. base.Trice $70.00. English cottage, finished in white enamel, with thewindows and doors appropriately colored. There is asocket at the end of the base to receive the end of thepole. It should be elevated about nine feet from theground to obtain the best effect. Bird…
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