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Koll's patent lock-joint staved and turned columns. (1913)

Hartmann-Sanders Company (Chicago, Ill.) · The Company · leaf 9

An illustration from Koll's patent lock-joint staved and turned columns., 1913, leaf 9
oid unnecessary trouble by seeing that columns are not stored on theground or elsewhere without sufficient protection both under and over them until theyare put in place, also that the proper flashing is applied to the capitals (See Page 5),and the columns and capitals properly painted as soon as… … Six Columns 32 inches diameter, 28 feet long. Womens Building, University of Illinois. W. Carbyn Zimmerman, Archt. CHICAGO—HARTMANN-SANDERS COMPANY—new york Ollicrs may have a dozen interests. We have one; naturally weshould know considerable about wood columns. iH«

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