Morse, Edward Sylvester, 1838-1925 · New York : Harper · leaf 307
ake fences are made bymortising each stake, which consistsof a stout square piece, and runningthe rail through the mortises thusmade, and then pinning each stakein position. In many fences of thiskind there are two rails near together, while the lower endsof the stakes are secured to a… … Fig. 255. — Stake Fence. FENCES. 269 gives the appearance of this kind of fence. Such fences aremade more secure by driving into the ground additional postsat a distance of two feet or more, and binding them togetherby rails, as shown in the gateway (fig. 243, page 258). A very serviceable kind of…
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