MODERN STONE-CUTTING AND MASONRY. WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE MAKING OF WORKING DRAWINGS

Siebert, John S. and Frederic Child Biggin

Published by John Wiley & Sons, Inc, New York, 1900

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Quarto. Burgundy textured buckram over boards (9 1/4 in. x 6 in.). Ex-Library with white lettering to repaired spine and reinforced corners. Chocolate brown clay-based endpapers.Stamped onto page opposite title page is: "Ishpeming City Library". Accession and deaccession markings. First Edition, First Thousand.Numerous illustrations and two large (4-section) foldouts. Clean and bright, overall. Two chapters.Chapter I ("Definitions and Classifications") covers: Names and Definitions of Stone-mason's Tools; Stones Classified according to Finish; Definitions of Parts of the Structure; Classification of Masonry. Chapter II ("Stonecutting and Masonry") addresses: Definitions; Gothic Buttress; Arches; Intersecting Arches; Arch-culverts; Railroad-bridge Masonry; Canal-lock Masonry; Architectural Stonework.

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MODERN STONE-CUTTING AND MASONRY. WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE MAKING OF WORKING DRAWINGS

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John Wiley & Sons, Inc, New York

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1900

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Hardcover

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Stated First Edition.

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