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A treatise on architecture and building construction (1899)

International Correspondence Schools · Scranton, The Colliery engineer co. · leaf 444

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e beveledsiding, and the novelty^ orpatent, siding. The formerconsists of sawed andplaned boards in commer-cial lengths of about 10feet and a width of from 4to 6 inches. Its thicknessis f inch at one edge, bevel-ing back to f inch at theother edge, as shown atFig. 73. Novelty siding has a imiform… … Fig. 73. no CARPENTRY. §9 it, as shown at h, Fig. 74. Novelty siding is manufac-tured in single widths offrom 5 inches to 9 inches,though in very cheap gradesof work it is used in doublewidths, with a groove workedlengthwise through the middleto imitate the joint, as shownat f, Fig. 74. The depth…

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