Log cabins and cottages; how to build and furnish them (1908)
Wicks, William S · New York, Forest and Stream Publishing Co. · leaf 38
the sides of the door orwindow frames come flush with the inside face of the logs. The shinglesnre then to extend nearly to the openings and cover the joint between theframe and the logs (Fig. 36). Casings may be made ofslabs sawed about three incheswide, or by flattening small sap-lings and…
Log cabins · Architecture, Domestic
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