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Page 84
WINDOWS : TYPES OF OPERATION HISTORICALLY , THE FRAME THAT
HOLDS THE WINdow glass in position has been called the sash . Such windows
have been movable or fixed ; they may slide up or down , pivot from one side only
as ...
WINDOWS : TYPES OF OPERATION HISTORICALLY , THE FRAME THAT
HOLDS THE WINdow glass in position has been called the sash . Such windows
have been movable or fixed ; they may slide up or down , pivot from one side only
as ...
Page 92
Art glass has been the vernacular equivalent of contemporary hand - crafted
stained glass . Square pieces of art glass were utilized on the borders of cottage
windows , and smaller pieces were assembled to create naturalistic or geometric
...
Art glass has been the vernacular equivalent of contemporary hand - crafted
stained glass . Square pieces of art glass were utilized on the borders of cottage
windows , and smaller pieces were assembled to create naturalistic or geometric
...
Page 100
This window rose to preeminence when window production - with rails , stiles ,
muntins , and sheets of glass easily produced in large quantities - developed into
a major component of architectural materials manufacturing . Sash , door , and ...
This window rose to preeminence when window production - with rails , stiles ,
muntins , and sheets of glass easily produced in large quantities - developed into
a major component of architectural materials manufacturing . Sash , door , and ...
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