The modern builder's assistant, or, A concise epitome of the whole system of architecture : in which the various branches of that excellent study are establish'd on the most familiar principles and rendered adequate to every capacity ... (1757)

Halfpenny, William, d. 1755, Halfpenny, John, 18th cent, Morris, Robert, 1701-1754, Lightoler, T. (Timothy), 18th cent · London : Printed for James Rivington and J. Fletcher ... and Robert Sayer ... · leaf 92

An illustration from The modern builder's assistant, or, A concise epitome of the whole system of architecture : in which the various branches of that excellent study are establish'd on the most familiar principles and rendered adequate to every capacity ..., 1757, leaf 92 — lan is laid out in thefollowing Manner. A. Circular Steps, 10 Feet wide. B. Hall, 9 Feet 6 Inches wide. C. Front Parlour, 17 Feet by 15 Feet 6. D. Back Parlour, 17 Feet by 19 Feet. E. Withdrawing Room, 19 Feet by 25 Feet. F. Study, 17 Feet by 16 Feet. G. Back Stairs. H. Great Stairs, 4 Feet wide.… … - yivn/-/ltfi/!,/.! fiiK^r/^ I I I I I I 1— 3^ 4^ 50 ct N°IX

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