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The carpenter's and joiner's repository, or, A new system of lines and proportions for doors, windows, chimnies, cornices & mouldings, for finishing of rooms, &c. : a great variety of staircases, on a plan entirely new, and easy to be understood : circular circular soffits, shewing and winding, in strait and circular walls, groins, angle brackets, circular and elliptical skylights : and the method of squaring and preparing their circular bars, shop-fronts, &c.

Title
The carpenter's and joiner's repository, or, A new system of lines and proportions for doors, windows, chimnies, cornices & mouldings, for finishing of rooms, &c. : a great variety of staircases, on a plan entirely new, and easy to be understood : circular circular soffits, shewing and winding, in strait and circular walls, groins, angle brackets, circular and elliptical skylights : and the method of squaring and preparing their circular bars, shop-fronts, &c. / by W. Pain, joiner ; engraved on sisty-nine copper-plates.
Published
London : Printed for the author, and sold by I. Taylor, at the Bible and Crown, in Holborn, near Chancery-Lane, MDCCLXXVIII [1778]
Physical Description
[30] p., LXI leaves of plates : chiefly ill. ; 37 cm.
Local Notes
BAC: British Art Center copy bound in quarter calf and marbled boards.
Notes
Illustrations by William Pain.
Probably published in parts between November 1777 and May 1778. Cf. British Architectural Library.
Variant and related titles
Carpenter's and joiner's repository
New system of lines and proportions for doors, windows, chimnies, cornices & mouldings, for finishing of rooms, &c.
Format
Books
Language
English
Added to Catalog
June 01, 2002
References
English short title catalogue, T96014
Harris, E. British architectural books and writers, 628
British Architectural Library. Early printed books, 1478-1840, 2365
Archer, J. British domestic architecture, 425.2
Genre/Form
Pattern books.
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