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Title: Building with assurance
Year: 1921 (1920s)
Authors: Morgan Woodwork Organization
Subjects: woodwork -- catalogs domestic architecture -- catalogs furnishings -- catalogs Division 06 Division 12 wood posts and columns wood stairs wood railings base and shoe moldings exterior wood door frames wood door and window casings dining tables and chairs lamps couchws and loveseats art glass
Publisher: Morgan Woodwork Organization
Contributing Library: MBJ collection

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7- 0. 1H2- 4 X 7- 0. 1H2-6x7- 0,2-8x7- 0,2-10 X 7- 0,3-0x7- 0, For corresponding design in Hardwood, see M-700, page 252. Here is an opportunity to save—to circumvent, in ameasure, the cost of building—without sacrificing qualityor appearance. Century-old houses, better today than manya quarter of their age, still stand and serve, bearing evidenceof their builders judgment. Nearly all of the doors areWhite Pine, sturdy and true as of old. Thats the kind of frames we use in the doors on thispage and the three pages following; also. Design M-642,page 233. The panels are built three ply of **Gum orRotary Yellow Pine, with the exception of those in DesignM-825, which are solid. Gum is called Americas Finest Cabinet Wood and isemployed extensively in the manufacture of high-gradefurniture. No equal alternative for mahogany has yet beendiscovered. It takes stain or enamel better than most woods. This Morgan Design can be built in other sizes. ^^ 266 ,^ MORGAN STANDARDIZED INTERIOR DOORS
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The built-up Rotary Yellow Pine fills a long felt wantwhere the finish is to be natural/ Thousands upon thou-sands of these doors made the Morgan Way have been inuse for many years and are giving entire satisfaction. Wetreat the veneers in a way known only to ourselves and haveovercome all objections to this type when made the ordinaryway; thus placing at the command of the public doors thatare not only very beautiful, but also economical as wellas serviceable. M-800 Solid White Pine Stiles and Rails, 3 Ply RotaryYellow Pine Panels Illustrated. Trim—Solid Stuck, Cove and Bead.Layout—Stiles and Top Rail 4)4 face, 43^ over-all;Bottom Rail SJ^ face, 9M over-all. Carried in stock in the following sizes: 2-0 X 6-0, 1 Vs 2- 0x7-0, 1^ 2-0 X 6-6, 1 H 2- 4x7-0, 1% 2-4x6-6, IH 2- 6 X 7-0, 1 Vs 2-6 x 6-6, 1 % 2- 8x7-0, IH 2-0 X 6-8, 1 % 2-10 X 7-0, 1 H 2-2x6-8, 1% 3- 0x7-0, lys 2-4x6-8, 1^ 2-6 X 6-8, 1 Vs 2- 8x6-8, Ifi 2-8 X 6-8, 1 Vs 3- 0 X 7-0, 1 H For corresponding design in Hardwood, see

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