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 DESGRIPTIVE GATRLOGUE, No. 3, 
 
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 Vitrified Ornamental Roofing Tile, 
 Terra Cotta Hip Rolls, 
 Crestings and Finials. 
 
 .--MAPNOFAOTORED BY... 
 
 THE GINGINNATI ROOFING TILE AND TERRA COTTA CO., 
 
 OFFIGE AND WORKS: Se ehont 
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TAOOIUNG ENG Su. 
 
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 American S Tile, Fargas al Peer 
 
 American Spanish Model, ( Specialties } . . 10 
 Special closed tops and bottoms 
 for American S and Ameri- 
 
 can Spanish Model Tile, 8 
 
 Hip Rolls and closed ends, 9 
 Graduated American S_ Circle 
 
 Tower Tile, 12 
 
 Finials, 
 Terra Cotta Chimney Cap, 
 American Mission Tile, 
 
 Spanish S as 
 
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 Roman Special Tile, 
 Roman EC 
 American Pan ce 
 
 American Triple Lock Tile, 
 
 Terra Cotta Trimmings for Slate 
 
 and Flat Tile Roofs, . 
 Hip Roll Designs put together, 
 
 Wood Work Construction for 
 
 Ornamental Tile Roofs, 
 
 Explanation for laying American 
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 AY our material is manufactured of proper clay 
 
 and burned to a very bigh degree of beat, so 
 as to produce perfectly vitrified tile, absolutely 
 
 non-absorbent of moisture and indestructible 
 under all conditions of climate from the most extreme 
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PERSPECTIVE SHOWING 
 
 Specifications for Laying American “S” Roofing Tile. 
 
 Cover all roofs with red vitrified American ¢¢S?? Roofing Tile, manufactured by The Cincinnati Roofing Tile and Terra Cotta Co Size of tile to be 10’’x 13’ and to lay 
 814’’x 10” to the weather, with 3’” top laps, nailed with two barbed wire nails 114’ long. All horizontal laps to be bedded in elastic tile cement, to serve as a cushion, using 
 not less than 40 pounds to a square; cement to be colored to match tile. Use No. 6 American 6S’? ridge cresting for all ridges and No. 25 or No. 14 for all hips, and No. 5 or 
 No. 22 for all hip finials. Before laying tile, cover sheathing with a heavy layer of carbonized roofing felt weighing not less than 20 pounds to one square of single ply, with 3/7 laps, 
 well tacked to sheathing with barbed wire nails, with tin caps under nail heads, spaced not more than 6’ apart. 
 
 Cover sides of dormer with flat vitrified shingle tile of same material as tile roof. 
 
 All terra cotta crestings and finials are to be made of the same material and vitrified same as the tile. All hips and cresting are to be bedded in colored cement mortar, Color 
 to match shade of tile as near as practical, 
 
 All tile at eaves to be closed up with a Separate piece of terra cotta eave closure. 
 
 All the above is to be done satisfactory to the Architect and Superintendent. 
 
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 Special closed tops and bottoms for American “S” or American Spanish Model ridges, eaves, hips and valleys. 
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SI CLOSED VALLEYS 52 
 
 Specifications for Laying American Spanish Model Roofing Tile. 
 
 Cover all roofs with red vitrified American Spanish Model Roofing Tile, manufactured by The Cincinnati Roofing Tile and Terra Cotta Co. Size of tile to be 10’ x 13” 
 and to lay 81{’” x 10 to the weather, with 3’ top laps, nailed with two barbed wire nails 11’ long. All horizontal laps to be bedded in elastic tile cement, using not less than 
 40 pounds to a square ; cement to be colored to match tile. Use No. 6 ridge cresting for all ridges and No. 25 or No. 14 for all hips, and No. 5 or No. 22 for all hip finials. 
 Before laying tile, cover sheathing with a heavy layer of carbonized roofing felt weighing not less than 20 pounds to one square of single ply, with three laps, well tacked to sheath- 
 ing with barbed wire nails, with tin caps under nail heads, spaced not more than 6’’ apart. 
 
 Cover sides of dormer with flat vitrified shingle tile of same material as tile roof. 
 
 All terra cotta crestings and finials are to be made of the same material and vitrified same as the tile. All hips and cresting are to be bedded in colored cement mortar. 
 Color to match shade of tile as near as practical. 
 
 All tile at eaves to be closed up with a separate piece of terra cotta eave closure. 
 
 All the above is to be done satisfactory to the Architect and Superintendent. 
 
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 Specifications for Laying American Mission Roofing Tile. 
 
 Cover all roofs with red vitrified American Mission Roofing Tile, manufactured by The Cincinnati Roofing Tile and Terra Cotta Co. Size of tile to be 13’”x 6’, the 
 convex part to show 6’ x 10” to the weather, and the concave part 3’ x 10’” to the weather, with 3’ top laps, nailed with two barbed wire nails 14 ’’ long at concave part and »* 
 4’ long at convex part, if no strips are used under the convex courses. If strips are used 114’ nails will be sufficient. All horizontal laps are to be bedded in elastic tile cement 
 to serve as a cushion, using not less than 40 pounds to the square, cement to be colored to match tile as near as practical. Before laying tile, cover the sheathing with a heavy 
 layer of carbonized roofing felt, weighing not less than 20 pounds to one square of single ply, with 3’’ laps, well tacked to sheathing with barbed wire nails, with tin caps under nail 
 heads, spaced not more than 6” apart. 
 
 All hips and crestings to be bedded in colored mortar cement, color to match shade of tile as near as practical. 
 
 All tile at eaves to be closed with a separate piece of terra cotta eave closure. 
 
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 Specifications for Laying Spanish Mission Roofing Tile. 
 
 Cover all roofs with red vitrified Spanish Mission Roofing Tile, manufactured by The Cincinnati Roofing Tile and Terra Cotta Co. Size of tile to be 13/’ x 6”, the convex 
 part to show 6’’ x 10’ to the weather, and the concave part 3’’ x 10’” to the weather, with 3’ top laps, nailed with two barbed wire nails 1 4°” long at concave part and 4’” long 
 at convex part, if no strips are used under the convex courses. If strips are used, 1 1//” nails will be sufficient. All horizontal laps are to be bedded in elastic tile cement to serve as 
 a cushion, using not less than 40 pounds to the square; cement to be colored to match tile as near as practical. Before laying tile, cover the sheathing with a heavy layer of carbon- 
 
 ized roofing felt weighing not less than 20 pounds to one square of single ply, with 3’ laps, well tacked to sheathing with barbed wire nails, with tin caps under nail heads, spaced 
 not more than 6” apart, 
 
 All hips and crestings to be bedded in colored mortar cement, color to match shade of tile as near as practical. 
 All tile at eaves to be closed with a separate piece of terra cotta eave closure, 
 
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 Specifications for Laying Roman Special Roofing Tile. 
 
 Cover all roofs with red vitrified Roman Special Roofing Tile, manufactured by The Cincinnati Roofing Tile and Terra Cotta Co. Size of pan tile to be 13/7 x 9’’ or 
 13/’ x 6’, and convex tile to be 13’ x 6” laid 10’ x 6’ to the weather, with 3/” top lap, nailed with barbed wire nails, Horizontal laps to be bedded in elastic tile cement to 
 serve as a cushion, using not less than 40 pounds to the square; cement to be colored to match tile as near as practical. Before laying this tile, cover the sheathing with a heavy 
 
 layer of carbonized roofing felt weighing not less than 20 pounds to one square of single ply, with 3’’ laps, well tacked to sheathing with barbed wire nails, with tin caps under nail 
 heads, spaced not more than 6” apart. 
 
 All hips and crestings to be bedded in colored mortar cement, color to match shade of tile as near as practical. 
 All tile at eaves to be closed with a separate piece of terra cotta eave closure. 
 
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 Specifications for Laying Roman Roofing Tile. 
 
 Cover all roofs with red vitrified Roman Roofing Tile manufactured by The Cincinnati Roofing Tile 
 convex tile to be 13’ x 6”, laid 10’ x 6” to the weather, with 3’ top lap, nailed with barbed wire nails. Horizontal laps to be bedded in elastic tile cement to serve as a cushion, 
 using not less than 40 pounds to the square; cement to be colored to match tile as near as practical, Before laying this tile, cover the sheathing with a heavy layer of carbonized 
 
 roofing felt weighing not less than 20 pounds to one square of single ply, with 3’ laps; well tacked to sheathing with barbed wire nails, with tin caps under nail heads, spaced not 
 more than 6’ apart. 
 
 All hips and crestings to be bedded in colored mortar cement, color to match shade of tile as near as practical. 
 All tile at eaves to be closed with a separate piece of terra cotta eave closure. 
 
 and Terra Cotta Co. Size of pan tile to be 13’ x 9’’ or 13/’x6’’, and 
 
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 Specifications for Laying American Pan Tile. 
 
 Cover all roofs with red vitrified American Pan Tile, manufactured by The Cincinnati Roofing Tile and Terra Cotta Co. Size of each tile to be 94x13. laid 64x 10/7 
 to the weather tor the convex part, and 9’’ x 10’” to the weather for the concave part, laid with 3’’ top laps, nailed with two barbed wire nails. All horizontal laps to be bedded 
 in elastic tile cement to serve as a cushion, using not less than 40 pounds to the square; cement to be colored to match tile as near as practical. Before laying this tile, cover the 
 sheathing with a heavy layer of carbonized roofing felt weighing not less than 20 pounds to one square of single ply, with 3’” laps, well tacked to sheathing with barbed wire nails, 
 with tin caps under nail heads, spaced not more than 6’ apart. 
 
 All hips and crestings to be bedded in colored mortar cement, color to match shade of tile as near as practical. 
 All tile at eaves to be closed with a separate piece of terra cotta eave closure. 
 
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 Specifications for Laying American Triple Lock Roofing Tile. 
 
 manufactured by The Cincinnati Roofing Tile and Terra Cotta Co. Size of tile, 16’’x 10’, and to be laid 
 
 Cover all roofs with American Triple Lock Roofing Tile, 
 ith copper wire. Size of wood strips, 1’ x 2’’, and to be spaced according to the tile. 
 
 134%’ x 83¢’” to the weather, to be laid on wood strips, every fourth tile to be fastened down w 
 
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 Construction of wood work on roofs where the 
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 At return mold of Dormers where joining 
 main roof sheathing there should be a space of 
 
 5 fom 3% in. between sheathing and mold. See ‘‘A.” 
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 All hip and ridge poles to be 1% in. x 5% in. 
 (see details) the carpenter to furnish and to fit 
 same in position temporary over the sheathing, 
 so that the roofer can remove same in order to 
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 | hip roof. First strike a guide line “A” from 
 eave gutter to a ridge where hip intersects. 
 
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 : American ‘S” Tile and hip finials to match the 
 
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 ' Section 3. Lay the tile as indicated on drawing, be- 
 ginning with Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 10, 11, ete.; then 
 strike horizontal lines 3%” from the top of 13” 
 tile. This method will throw the diagonal 
 lines parallel as intended. 
 
 Section 4. The end of hip roof showing guide line ‘'B”’ 
 to have lines spaced 84%” each way. This is 
 done in order to make the hip finials fit on this 
 end of hip roof. 
 
 Section 5. The ‘S” Tile ought to project over 
 the eave closures at eaves as shown at least 14” 
 as per detail. 
 Section 6. All horizontal joints must be laid 
 in elastic tile cement color to match tile, 
 using 40 lbs. to a square to form a cushion. 
 
 Section 7. It is necessary to lay one layer 
 
 \ of ready roofing or a heavy layer of car- 
 
 . : bonized roofing felt weighing 20 Ibs. 
 aia ear 2 to 100 square feet, single ply, tacked 
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 more than 6” apart. This is to 
 prevent any suction between in- 
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We can Furnish the Following Material at Lowest Prices. 
 
 Shingle tile for sides of dormers when required in connection with our ornamental roofing tile. 
 
 Carbonized roofing felt, weighing twenty to twenty-five pounds to one square of single ply, to lay under roofing tile. 
 Wood tilting strips, to be laid under first course of tile at eaves. 
 
 Red elastic tile cement. 
 
 Black elastic tile cement. 
 
 Steel barbed wire nails. 
 
 Copper barbed wire nails. 
 
 Copper cut nails. 
 
 Galvanized barbed wire nails. 
 
 Tin tags to fasten felt paper. 
 
 These may be shipped in same car with tile at a small additional cost in freight. 
 
List of Buildings Recently Erected and Covered with American “‘S” Tile. 
 
 NAME LOCATION ARCHITECTS NAME LOCATION ARCHITECTS 
 
 Wace. ockefeller. ., 5; ts.ni0s 0 Tarrytown, N. Y...... York & Sawyer.. ..... oe Sentinel Building. ssessses set eacs Fytdrariapols,: Ind See irenagdarncc se chee as epee toe 
 Jno. D. Rockefeller... ............ Cleveland; O7 © 2co<:. Chas. W. Hopkinson........ Chapel for Evergreen Cemetery,.Newport, Ky.. ....... .Franklin & De amteaees 
 Dare Kingsford 202 22 occas Short Hills, N. Jeereeree atish 6 Schroeder; /ova.0+. Schrader Building ...............+0 Indianapolis, Ind........ D. A. Bohlen & Son ........ 
 PRE LeRMAaIDOUN Gil Sc cst cesuiesee sss Ardsley ING covers bey) ELOlden. a ccene eo seen Caldwell & Iseminger .............. Middletown, O......... og; Leerminger ye. sis .aeiees 
 SSD AB ee EAONMANN Saccc si kcs cater snes hitton sO les aecut oc roo Wet DIACD are es coerce Policestation =< tare ere eee. CincinnattsO) 2. ea ce: Boul & Tayloris... mssvereer 
 O’Bryonville School ............... Ciicinnntiy OF. ses, Dornette & Sheppard ........ Carnegie, Library. ages tyes esac Newport, Ky... ..... :<. Werner & Adkins,,.......... 
 Pivde Parke SCHOO! 2 lcs. cece ss ss: Eiydem baricz sirnsene cass Dornette & Sheppard ........ Butlers Buildin gop sews sean CincimathoOe sass W.. Wo Franklin, 2.0%...) 
 PUDUCHSRHOOL Ceci cckorsescose ss c> Giendalen@ see cath Brown, Burton & Davis..... le Bentlageinina sce escent wee Lexington, Ky ......... Copeland & Dole.............. 
 ENIDIGHOCHOD careers eckes skees on St. Bernard, (Oven. Werner & Adkins............ Are Wie hay Wald ass crease nigae: Clitoris) 2 tae hey: Des Jardins & Hayward,..... 
 Baliye Piano One snes teas 5s Cincinnati. 0 reer. oe Elzner & Anderson........... FUR ODS mee tase en ee a tee: (Clifton Oconee kee Werner & Adkins............ 
 iW Pod Gen \WATHE 501 ap Avondale, O 200.5... Des Jardins & Hayward..... BS GeMillerse See ye on) Avondale, O.......0 «.. Werner & Adkins,........... 
 PolicesPatrol! House ,..55. osc. arse Cincinnati, O ........... Bollide Lavlorindesvonsctersess RoberexPosuesa swage, no oe Avondale, O........5.. Dates Ody cca teien 
 Busse & Borgmian.,................. Cincinnati, O ...........Dornette & Sheppard......... Rifle. Range ty. 08e. ee teres. Union Hill, N. J...... PDBEDINS WOW £270 feneser ae. 
 BucmoneLibrary © se... sects en. Concord, Ni Fisica sornst: Wa Pot Sse wevenk sve ents Bablic: School pais saiadeos aaa Covington, Ky.........Schofield & Rabe ...... ..... 
 EROSEI EA OSES eee Cancion ones cone Daytona cree es ce Peters, Burns & Pretzinger Haley louse. .cn ee peaccesusnoe sas Muxedo, Park. Ns Ve. Braces rice 5.0... pee 
 Misses Seufferle .,....:.....0ceccees Glitton. Oo epee: Werner & Adkins ........... DAR aDDS Re eee er eee eed Avondale, O ........... Des Jardins & Hayward ..... 
 (UPS, *LOP PRL TT ES gah eee Vernon Place, O... ..,Des Jardins & Hayward...... LU IE Rs 0 ede Bae ry ne Avondale; Or 2, aie. Me cris Burton’, .,0csessabre 
 Wem bem El arriSOne cv e. 5 cc cota aks Povoridaley1 ©) son. teres: CaM: Rosters. s.ceeeree et ee Telephone Building................. Norwood,” Onn coraves ext G. W. Rapp & Son......... 
 RUMODBUC DAtra edits ccs cer e<ss Dayton sO aetechce. se Elzner & Anderson,,,........ Carnegie Librarys 35.5..<0es 00.20. Wabash, Ind......... ...Wing & Mahurin.,.......... 
 WH Em IDOOCIMeL £80) en ae ak, Cliftony Os oeeeet se: We W. Eranklin......s.e Carlvleoy its abc eeniae nace Dayton si O\ rene ones las VCUAING ser oh Pr ces 
 ome ARIMA ETS fy aire ce ceh a: Avondales Otc csiaeises Burton 8 Davis, 5.4,0c<0s- 53 Carnepie: Librartsr ee. ase tesce sa Eilebarty nd Ceres as, Wing & Mahurin,,.......... 
 Geo. Hoadley, i nemnescin i ecrcexe5 Cincinnati; OS... 5: Elzner & Anderson........... Dr. Crawfordi<-3......5 1 ein va ed Avondale, Ore. ooseacs Des Jardins & Hayward,,.... 
 IVI Eee BUT COM Eerste Soe es a gs oc A eoudales Oe. esses, Burtonien Davis: .cer, cece: CaRne& M. Ry. Depot. 2...1+. Peruse indsceteuevcars Wy Su Kanfmdny 3 oes. 
 ESO WAITS eta coke eosans Avondale, Ox costes Burhonian Davis. saa. yiees res Rev,, FughSorythe .y,,..seeens oc. Cincinnati, O ..,........Elzner & Anderson,.......... 
 Winenetos stewalt:: + o-oo. s os, «5 Ax ondales ©), seen saat Burtonies WAvibdeac. ces eee Dr. Frank Langdon,............-+4 Avondale, O... ........ Werner & Adkins,........... 
 PEMA ULBDRAON ooh. cis ck costes onncce Avondale, O,....,...... Burton: és:Daviss..-.. eves sere Carnegie: Library voy ssc cscetoescnee (oeben sy Inds atst arcs Patton, Fisher & Miller..... 
 Christian Church ................4. gS SOR Shoe Des Jardins & Hayward ..... Fr Oth thanils bv vasnactissauneaehs French Lick, Ind....... War kan PIOVILS; S. eccadeaies 
 Mngiuie Touse 2. 0as. secsts4ss fae Cincinnati, O........... Flarry blak cise, terecvaccsert C. Ryde Me Depot, ascicscenttadsnMarinny Indicinn, estes; WS, ‘Kaufman... jsen 
 Cin’ti Gas & Electric Co.......... Clicinnati\'O -145.-%, Harry sElaken 0. e nae New Water Works................ Cincinnatts Ou, es . So) Wi DXQED Go cociivcs coieen 
 Cincinnati & Eastern Ry. ......... Coney Island, O........ Werner & Adkins............ Hie Wise Marche ics seg. menue WashingtonC. H.,O,..Frank L. Packard,........... 
 Rapidiatiway Con... ...0s cseces DeertParkyOl es. Werner & Adkins.,,.,, a ge Public School .. ..................... Madisonville, O .......,.Samuel Hannaford & Sons. 
 
 JORIS AS Ele 911) eee ne ec Cincinnati. Os 2 8, Elzner & Anderson,,......... Wei Flerrons 5) sine Avondale, O.,............E. M. Spinning............0.- 
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