Periods of furniture : a concise resumé of all leading types of furniture; descriptions of their derivations concisely told; amply illustrated. (1903)
H. O'Neill & Co. (New York, N.Y.) · The Company, New York · leaf 32
crease the strength.There are thirty species, which vary indiameter from a half inch to twenty-twoinches or more. In the Eastern countriesit is used instead of iron, stone or wood;even paper is made of it, and antiquariansclaim that this process was known 3,000years B. C. A Chinese house can be…
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