Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 467
FIG. 6. DETAILS OF BRACKETS. bounding and breaking the plaster away. Thewoodwork may be finished in any of the wea-thered-oak stains and given a coat of thin shel-lac, or painted; it is purely a matter of choice. … FIG. 7. A BOOK-SHELF AND PIPE-RACK. the wood, on the lines of which it will be aneasy matter to follow with a saw. Two small quarter-circular shelves are at-tached to the middle bracket, and a few holesmade in them will accommodate pipes. The upper shelf is supported by two slatsat each end, that…
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