File:ARCHITECTURE. DESIGNS FOR STREET FRONTS, SUBURBAN HOUSES, AND COTTAGES, INCLUDING DETAILS, FOR BOTH EXTERIOR AND INTERIOR, OF THE ABOVE CLASSES OF BUILDINGS (1868) (14761865231).jpg

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Title: ARCHITECTURE. DESIGNS FOR STREET FRONTS, SUBURBAN HOUSES, AND COTTAGES, INCLUDING DETAILS, FOR BOTH EXTERIOR AND INTERIOR, OF THE ABOVE CLASSES OF BUILDINGS
Year: 1868 (1860s)
Authors: Cummings, Marcus Fayette
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Publisher: TROY, N.Y.
Contributing Library: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
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lank. Lower balustrade is 2 feet 3 inches high. Upper balustrade 2feet high. Projection of cornice to be 16 inches. For a more distinct view ofdetails of veranda Fig. 1, see drawing A, which is on the scale of i an inch toa foot. Fig. 2. Design of Gothic veranda. The columns or supports are 12 incheswide, 4 inches thick, panelled, and moulded, as shown in drawing B, of sectionthrough corner support or column. The tracery in angle to be made of 2-inch plank.Upper and lower balustrade filling-in to be of 2-inch plank. Lower balustradeto be 2 feet 1 inch high ; upper balustrade to be 2 feet high. For enlarged drawingof veranda details, see drawing B. Fig. 3. Design for window-cap. Drawings C, D, E, F, and G. Designs of vases for tops of balustrades forcornices of street architecture, or finish of pedestals to any cornice. These vasesare drawn on the scale of J of an inch to a foot. Figs. 1 and 2 are drawn on the scale of k of an inch to a foot; A and B onthe scale of i an inch to a foot.
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