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Stair-building in its various forms : and the new one-plane method of hand-railing as applied to drawing face-moulds, unfolding the centre line of wreaths, thereby obtaining exact lengths of balusters, and also unfolding side moulds, numerous designs and plans of stairs, newels and balusters, for the use of architects, stair-builders, carpenters, iron-workers, pattern-makers, and stone masons, wood, iron, and stone stairs (1894)

Monckton, James H · New York : J. Wiley & sons · leaf 162

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Plate No. 66. Elevation. Fig. 2. — Design for Spiral-turned Newels and Ralustcrs, Braclceted String; Hand- rail with Kainp and (3oose-neck. Platform. Plan. Fi G. 3. … FiG. I. — Design for a Turned and Carved Newel, Carved String and Balu.strade. — ..^^ I

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