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Useful information for architects, engineers, and workers in wrought iron (1886)

Phoenix Iron Company · Philadelphia : Printed by J.B. Lippincott Co. · leaf 102

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9564 9»830 10,067 10,288 10,371 14 8420 9267 9,607 9*924 10,215 10,326 16 7943 8944 9»364 9*783 10,131 10,275 18 7463 8610 9,105 9*575 10,037 IO,2l6 20 6997 8260 8,830 9*386 9*935 10,152 22 6526 7906 8,541 9*185 9*824 10,082 24 6090 7550 8,250 8,973 9*7o5 10,005 26 7201 7*955 8,755 9*58o 9,926 28… … THE PHCENIX IRON COMPANY, Table of Dimensions of Phcenix Columns. The dimensions given in the following table are subjectto slight variations, which are unavoidable in rolling ironshapes. The weights of columns given are those of the 4, 6, or 8segments, of which they are composed. The shanks of…

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