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Title: Lambert's suburban architecture
Year: 1894 (1890s)
Authors: Wm A. Lambert
Subjects: house plans -- catalogs domestic architecture designs and plans
Publisher: Wm A. Lambert
Contributing Library: JD Collection

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le the interior is very convenient and well arranged. Yourplans were complete and accurate in every detail and embodiedmany modern ideas. The cost varied but little from your ap-proximate estimate. I heartily recommend you to all who con-template building, and wish you even greater success in the futurethan in the past. Yours very truly, C. E. ECKERSON. (Copy.) Corn Exchange Bank. New York, May 8, 1894. Mr. Wm. A. Lambert, 114 Nassau Street, City:Dear Sir: I take this opportunity of expressing my satisfactionwith the plans and specifications which you drew for my residencein Nutley, N. J. My friends have all praised the artistic tastedisplayed in the design, and I can further add that your estimatesand the supervision of the construction were as carefully attendedto as in the erection of a $100,000.00 house in the city,(Copy.) Yours sincerely, J. J. MALMAR. The originals of these and scores of other references are on file at my office, and will be placed before any interested parties.
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ro LAMBERTS SUBURBAN ARCHITECTURE. TESTIMONIALS—Continued. Campbell & Moore,Attorneys and Counselors at Law,132 Nassau Street. New York, May 7, 1894. Mr. William A. Lambert, 114 Nassau Street, City: Dear Sir: I desire to testify to the satisfaction that your serviceshave given me in my buildings. In each case the estimate of cost has been reliable and thesupervision careful. The plans and specifications have alsoproved complete, and the result equal to expectations, which, ofcourse, means satisfaction. Hoping that your success in the future may even surpass thatin the past, I remain (Corv.) Yours very truly, KNEELAND MOORE. *4 Sunny Brae. Hackensack, N. J. , May 7, 1894. Mr. Wm. A. Lambert:Dear Sir: I take great pleasure in stating that my house suits usperfectly, and that your plans and specifications were all thatcould be desired. You have utilized every inch of space, givenus plenty of closet room, and every part well lighted from garretto cellar. I found your estimate of cos

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