Catalog “F No. 1145 This Catalog is registered in the office of Dow Wire and Iron Works and is loaned for the exclusive use of N PRESENTING this folio of photographs and sketches to the public, tbe idea is not so mucb to sbow a number of established designs which can be furnished, as to demonstrate what we have done and are doing, and by way of suggestion to assist our clients in producing results that are both a means of grat¬ ification to themselves and a source of profitable advertising to us. Estimates will be furnished promptly and cheerfully, at all times, upon receipt of definite specifications. When so desired, sketches will be submitted to cover special requirements. In addition to this book, we publish other catalogs on tbe following special subjects: FENCES, METAL BEDS, FLY SCREENS, GENERAL WIRE AND IRON WORK, THE KIRKER-BENDER FIRE ESCAPE, ELEVATOR ENCLOSURES AND CABS. DOW WIRE AND IRON WORKS JNGOHPOKATKl) LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY, U. S. A. Page Two See No. 494 Grille Made for Bank at Memphis, Tenn. Page Three Furnished for Postoffice, Griffin, Ga. Page Foi r NO. 644 WICKET Sue Mo. f>43 Grille NO. 645 WICKET 1’agf. I'h k II NO. 597 WICKET Ski: Nos. (i4C *xd .">(51 Grilles NO. 432 WICKET NO. 688 WICKET NO. 452 WICKET See No. 451 Grille NO. 366 WICKET Furnished for U. S. Post-office is South Carolina NO. 638 WICKET x x.x.xxx*cx.xjC * P \<;R F.KillT NO. 580 WICKET A I. & cf T ;y -Fly NO. 368 WICKET FURNISHED FOR OFFICE IX NliW OlILKAXS NO. 655 WICKET 1 *icx de xxis Club, Louisville, Ky. Paok Nine 11 > < > < 1 ( 1 < > < > ( 1 ( 1 < ► 1 1 1 c. XO. 5SI6 WICKET XO. 053 WICKET She No. flf>2 Grille G'(dG\ ill v 9 £A2 NO. 588 WICKET See No. 587 Grille v-y NO. 502 WICKET See No. 501 Grille NO. 572 WICKET See No. 571 Grille a Page Kleven I' s«:i*t Twelve NO. 479 WICKET Skk No. ITS GRILLE NO. 212 WICKET See No. 207 Grille NO. 312 WICKET See No. 313 Grille Page Thirteen A XO. 75 WICKET XO. 101 WICKET XO. 74 WICKET I'AfiK I'orRTEF.S NO. 359 GRTLLE AND NO. 358 WICKET ci c] Si dn S| si Ei cn dn si si ffii dii dn si Si dn S Page Fifteen NO. 374 GRILLE AND WICKET Maims for Hank \t AVasiunoton, l>. C. irrnTmn ~ - pp ^YTTtVtT" ■ IDLE i r NO. 137 GRILLE Made for a Dank at Atlanta, Ga. NO. 423 GRILLE Page Seventeen NO. 245 GRILLE Furnished for Bank at Charlotte, N. C. NO. 431 GRILLE NO. 334 GRILLE Made for Bank at Manila, Philippine Islands Page Eighteen Page Nineteen NO. 4 ' GRILLE o 99 99 o <;) 9c)69 rc) $.9 9.9 9.919.9 9,9 P5 XO. 2K? GRILLE NO. 260 GRILLE I*ACE TVTESTT-OJfE NO. 315 GRILLE NO. 210 GRILLE \± r o r ~> r o m I i 3)3 0 colon . h H ; o m h n ? » f Mm h cm II r jj NO. 211 GRfLLE Page Twenty-two NO. 123 GRILLE NO. 103 GRILLE NO. 125 GRILLE V Page Twentv-thhee NO. 122 GRILLE NO. 124 GRILLE I * Vi. F Tw i:\TY-KOIIt NO. 639 BRONZE FRAME FOR GLASS PANEL Furnished for Municipal Buildino, Louisville, Ky, tZ3 E=J1 [pc] P j"a m y i= i"c=i r sSES lr 4s V j I. NO. 451 GRILLE Made for Office at Indianapolis, Ind. See No. 452 Wicket ■■1 W Pacf. Twenty-five Page Twenty-six NO. 651 GRTLLE 00 9(9 r*-i J 3 r v<; 5 yy , ft__~ . _' 1 • , I ■.=¥7 1 1 -1. -.-._. V iixJ (1 r ixL J 3 H 0 3 9 3 3 9 9 9 dJL^cjL^Ll XO. 590 GRTLLE m Page Twenty-seven It NO. 600 GRILLE See No. fioi Wicket () ( ) (J ~T^ ) v 6 ) i 06\ r ( 9 ) ry V9 a ? a @) 1 y k ? 1 (.) ^L IL / NO. :U7 GRILLE Pace Twfa'TV-kioiit Page Twenty-nine NO. 304 GRILLE Made for Hank at Montgomery, Ala. Page Thirty NO. 207 GRILLE See No. 212 Wicket NO. .",2!) GRILLE See No. (>21 Wicket Page Thirty-one ooodoooobobooo l i i:. I. J t t • :l ^ -hilrl NO. 537 GRILLE Skk No. r>38 Wicket NO. 501 GRILLE Skk No. 502 Wicket T-l fe) hi c> NO. SO GRILLE NO. SI GRILLE NO. 173 GRILLE NO. 166 GRILLE Paue Forty XO. 480 NAME PLATES Name plates are ordinarily furnisheed 18 inches by 3 inches, arranged to screw flat to wood work. Special styles, sizes and shapes to order. Page Forty-onk NO. 138 COUNTER SCREEN NO. 264 COUNTER SCREEN Union National Bank, Lori.Nvn.LK. Kv. One of the handsomest fixtures south of the Ohio river. Solid Bronze, with Onyx base. Page Forty-tw NO. 104 COUNTER SCREEN Page Forty-three NO. 64'j COUNTER SCREEN i _ ~Gwfe^/3~ _ NO. 203 COUNTER SCREEN NO. 204 WICKET NO. 205 COUNTER SCREEN 1‘AUE KORTT-FOL’R NO. 76 COUNTER SCREEN NO. 77 COUNTER SCREEN SO. 172 COUNTER SCREEN NO. 105 COUNTER SCREEN NO. 105 CAGE WORK Hu nni ii ii ii ii ii ii ii i nnn I - 1 J r 1 (&fd(QX&(’d(c){dl NO. 79 COUNTER SCREEN NO. 79 CAGE WORK I’AflK KoilTY-SIV NO. 403 OFFICE SCREEN Made for an Office at Gomez Palacio, Mexico The frame and cornice of this screen are made entirely of metal, the grilles of ornamental scroll work and the panels of chipped, bevel plate glass. NO 398 OFFICE PARTITION Made for the State Bank of Porto Pico, at San Juan This is an elegant fixture, made entirely of metal, except the cornice, which is of wood, and the base, which is of marble. Page Forty-seven NO. 311 GATE NO. 130 CHECK TRAY STEEL CAGE WORK FOR BANKS AND OFFICES Made of either fiat or round wire in any mesh or finish. Doors made to slide or hinge, equipped with good locks, etc. Openings with or without shelves or check baskets can be provided. Send rough sketch with measurements and specifi¬ cations for estimate. m: Pagi Forty-eigiii NO. 454 OFFICE FAILING Sr :also No. 7 Fence, «micii can be fcrnished with cast feet to screw to floor NO. 9 COUNTER SCREEN AND CAGE WORK Crimped wire railing similar to the above is made either of No I 1 wire, 1 !/ 4 -inch mesh; No. 10 wire, 1 '/ 2 -inch mesh; No. 9 wire, 2-inch mesh, or No. 8 wire, 2'/2-inch mesh, with channel iron frame. We can furnish similar railings from three to four feet high. Also see No. 454 floor railing, and No. 7 fence, which can be furnished with cast feet to screw to floor. Page Forty-nini: NO. 1 COUNTER. SCREEN This railing is used for store counters and offices where a cheap railing is required. Frame 5-16 round iron, 1 f/^-inch crimped diamond mesh, No. 1 2 wire. NO. 2 COUNTER SCREEN This pattern is made of No. 12 wire, 1 !/ 2 -inch mesh, with a channel frame and pickets. This railing is a great deal stiffer than pattern No. I, and is more suitable for long lengths. NO. 4 COUNTER SCREEN One and one-half-inch mesh. No. 1 1 wire, channel iron frame. Page Fifty NO. 404 VAULT RAILING Page Fifty-one Page Fifty-two NO. 22 WROUGHT IRON OR BRASS SCROLL RAILING FOR OFFICES, BALCONIES, ETC. NO. 690 BRASS BALCONY OR CIIOIR RAIL Brass tubing work of every description. Send specifications for estimate. Page Fifty-three NO. 383 BRASS TELLER OR TICKET RAIL NO. 457 POLISHED BRASS FOOT RAIL Can be furnished straight or curved, with supports to attach to floor or counter. NO. 685 BRASS TELLER’S RAIL NO. 456 BRASS DOOR RODS Page Fifty-four VENT AND REGISTER GRILLES NO. 663 GRILLE NO. 664 GRILLE NO. 667 GRILLE NO. 666 GRILLE NO. 667 GRILLE NO. 668 GRILLE The above cuts show grilles with angle frames to set in and fasten to face of walls. They can also be furnished with channel frames to fasten into wood work, similar in construction to No. 12 window guard. If desired, these grilles can be furnished with hinges and catches to fasten direct to wood work or hinged inside of auxiliary angle frames to fasten to walls. They can also be made with small inconspicuous door to give access to valve. We make them in any finish. Page Fifty-five Page Fifty-six Page Fifty-seve.v ■O' CXc) mmi Page Fifty-eight Page Fifty-nine NO. 268 GATE NO. 363 TRANSOM GRILLE Made for Postoffice jn South Carolina NO. 425 DOOR GRILLE Page Sixty Page Sixty-one w >4 4 (St “ O £ z g P,r,F SlXTV-TWO NO. 343 DOOR GRILLE NO. 254 DOOR GRILLE Furnished for Office Building, Richmond, Va. Page Sixtv-three non mm nm mm 99 9 c 'ifc~ r ' C' C-T J U 'o ±2 U. L rs p ». ' ; of<. 2c2 £ *•- w 0 I 0 ojLo rlo o&^> ij V-il/' '-J iJ vj 4444 Q£ JC >C >c /*n r -N NO. 494 WINDOW GRILLE See No. 405 Wicket Page Sixty-se\ ex ivhmmhI NO. 696 BASEMENT WINDOW GUARD Made for Postoffice, Griffin, Ga. I Pa(»e Sixty- eight NO. 693 DOOR OR WINDOW GRILLE NO. 14 WINDOW GUARD NO. 382 HEAVY WROUGHT WINDOW GRILLE Furnished for Postoffice, Nashville, Tens. Park Sixtt-xink Page Seventy NO. 309 WINDOW GUARD When ordering, state size and spacing of uprights, and whether fastened to wood casing, like “X,” or into walls, like “Y.” Shows guard fastened into brick wall Shows guard fastened to wood casing. NO. 16 WROUGHT IRON GUARD For cellar or basement windows. Similar to No. 309, but made to hinge. Can be equipped with lock or hasp for padlock. NO. 15 WROUGHT IRON GUARD For basement or cellar windows. HBMM Page Seventy-one XO. 12 WIRE WINDOW GUARDS With Channel Iron Frames. MESH Inch WIRE No. LIST per sq. ft. MESH Inch WIRE No. LIST per sq. ft. % 15 $0 50 1 Yj 9 $0 60 % 14 60 9 11 40 i 13 50 9 10 45 i 12 55 9 9 50 i 11 60 9 8 55 i '4 12 50 9 7 60 l'/i 11 55 21/, 7 55 m 10 60 91/, 6 60 IVo 11 50 3 7 50 10 55 3 6 55 XO. (i WIRE WINDOW GUARDS With Ronml Iron Frames. MESH Inch WIRE No. LIST per sq. ft. MESH Inch WIRE No. LIST per sq. ft. % 15 $0 35 lVi 9 $0 45 % 14 45 2 ii 25 i 13 35 9 10 30 i 12 40 9 9 35 i 11 45 2 8 40 i% 12 35 9 7 45 1 Vi 11 40 2 V4 7 40 1% 10 45 2 1 •» 6 45 m 11 35 3 t 35 IVj 10 40 3 6 40 These guards are made with channel iron frame, as shown in cut below. They are strong and substantial. We usually make them to screw in window jamb, but can make them to screw to outside of frame, if de¬ sired, at additional cost. DETAIL OF NO. 12 GUARD Showing method of se¬ curing wire in channel iron frame, making this class of work v e r v strong and durable. These guards are usually stapled on, but they can be furnished with lugs for screwing on, at small addi¬ tional cost. When ordering window guards, please state which is the height, so that the diamond meshes will show right. State whether square, round, segment or gothic top. Guards can be furnished with hinges and hasps, if desired, at additional cost. All guards are painted before leaving the factory. Unless otherwise ordered, they are painted green. Wire guards, from their exceedingly low cost combined with neatness and strength, are universally adopted for pre¬ venting breakage of glass, keeping out thieves, etc. On large jobs rve make special rates. Page Skvesty-two NO. 7 WIRE STORE GUARD Per Sq. Ft. I %-ineli mesh, No. 10 wire, ; £ round i ro n frame, top •74 chan lie] iron. . . 60c 1%-ineh mesh, No. 9 wire, :j round iron frame, top % channel iron. . . 60c 2 -inch mesh, No. 8 wire, 3 / s round iron frame, top ~/g channel iron. . . 60c These guards are made to set in sockets (which are furnished with them), so they can be placed on the windows at night and taken off during the day if desired, but as they do not obstruct the view, they are generally left on, except when washing windows. We also attach a hasp at the bottom of guard, by which they can be locked with a padlock, making it perfectly secure from thieves. They are painted green, with the pickets on top gold bronzed. NOTICE — Engravings A and B show the sockets that we send with No. 7 guards. In sending sizes, always state whether you have taken measures for guards to go on outside face of window frame, as shown in B, or between, as shown in A. It is better, whenever you can, to put them on like B. Engraving B Engraving A In ordering, be careful to give full measurements accurately. These guards can be made in any size of mesh or wire, with either channel or round frames. The usual specifications are I (4-inch diamond mesh. No. 12 wire, Y %-inch round frame. Page Seven'ty-thkek NO. 461 EXTENSION GATES Hinges, Fastenings, Etc., same as for No. 9G. These gates can be furnished with tracks, if desired. Compact, light and ornamental, occupying very little space when folded back. Regulation height, 5 feet, usually set about 6 inches above sill of floor, making total height 5 feet 6 inches. Hinge pins are made with long threads to ac¬ commodate any projecting base mouldings, etc. Provided with hinges and neat brass padlock. Hasps are arranged to receive padlock on either side. Constructed of 54x3-16-inch flat bar iron, riveted at all intersections and connected to upright at sides to slide. Cut shows two-fold gate, one fold extended and the other contracted. In ordering, give size of opening, and state whether gate is to hang to wood, brick, stone or iron. tj These gates are made in one fold for open¬ ings under 6 feet; over 6 feet, in two folds. NO. 96 LATTICE EXTENSION GATES FOR VESTIBULES Page Sevexty-foi'r Page Seventy-five NO. 524 ENTRANCE GATES Made for Masonic Bcilding, Bisbee, Aitiz. Page Seventy-six nSMHM! Page Seventh seven Page Seventy-eight Page Seventy-vine NO. 86 FENCE AND GATES NO. 18 FENCE AND GATE Page Eighty iz W £ 2 £ 6 !z • ~o v > Jr O 3 cr o c aS u '"0 P s ~0 a3 &0 c* -jC £ Lu £ -Q 3 O c/3 £ c -£ .o c c o ^ 03 3 00 i o 03 u 03 a ~o as O m Page Kighty-onk HEAVY WIRE FENCING cd R o o 'a ■rfr o ■» _2 o » & r- S o _£ .b (S = ^ £ x “ £ Sm » r= . «s u e c — ’ =: o C ~ ~ c ~ c =: <« vOO - - - ^ j V ' c cd £ £ ti si si 0) o l z CL > > . 5/3 jJ - ^ ^ ^ ^ F^" S Tjc fc£ b£*f I c *S l~ £ ■*» X X X •“ = .£ .= §c O O >> -o cd —With perforated cover.each, 2 50 Pa r, f. One Hundred and Vine MEDIUM ROOSTER. No. 14. Size, 19 x 24 inches 815 00 With Spire, Letters and Balls Complete. CHURCH OR SCHOOL VANE All with spire, letters and balls in proportion to size.. No. 38—4 feet.$20 00 No. 39—3y> feet. 18 00 No. 40—3 feet. 15 00 No. 41— 2i/j feet. 12 00 No. 42—2 feet. 10 00 No. 43—18 inches. 8 00 We can furnish weather vanes of almost any style or size. Paoe One Hundred and Ten NO. B OUR POPULAR LATTICE FENCE For separating front and back yards. Fast taking the place of wooden lattice — so much neater, stronger, lasts longer and much cheaper in the end. Made of No. 7 wire, 3-ineli mesh, channel frame. 6 feet high.per lineal foot, $3 00 7 feet high.per lineal foot, 3 50 Gate, with lock and knobs, extra. 4 00 WIRE SETTEE No. (I—Two-seat, painted any color.each, $10 00 No. 7—Three-seat, painted any color.each, 12 00 These settees can be furnished galvanized, which makes them practically everlasting, at extra price. Page One Hundred and Flevkn NO. DAYTON JEWEL, NO. 4 Write for circular of Lawn Furniture. Kncli NO. 238 IRON TREE BOX $2 00 Neat, strong and inex¬ pensive. NO. 513 HITCHING POST Imitation of stone Massive and strong Each . $10 00 689 PLAIN HITCHING POST 2% inches diameter 5 feet long, over all . $3 00 NO. 237 IRON TREE BOX $2 70 The best tree box made. Page One Hundred and Twelve CRESTINGS A neat cresting adds a great deal to the outside appearance of any modern building. It can be seen at a distance and gives the house a very attractive finish. In ordering, please give number of pattern and a rough plan of how it is to be arranged. NO. 1 25 inches high.per lineal foot, $0 80 Fineals. each, 1 10 16 inches high. Fineals . .per lineal foot, $0 60 . each, 1 00 Fineals are a few inches taller than the cresting and contribute very much to its looks. jr \t°' 4 '°\°k°' 4* T T T T T T T r t T l NO. 4 24 inches high.per lineal foot, $1 00 30 inches high.per lineal foot, 1 15 Fineals . each, 1 20 Fineals are used at the corners and ends, also to relieve the monotony of long, straight lengths. NO. 5 26 inches high.per lineal foot, $1 10 Fineals .each, 1 20 Directions for Putting Up Crestings Put 1-inch blocks, 3 inches square, every 2 or 3 feet apart, and have them tinned over to prevent leaking; then nail on top of them I-inch strips, 3 inches wide, and set the cresting on it. If there is a pitch to the roof, the blocks and strips can be beveled off, so as to make it level. For the ridge, a 3-inch strip can be nailed down and the cresting set on that — this is the way it is generally used; or the cresting can be made with pitched feet, to go either side of the ridge, costing I 3 cents per foot extra. All ridges should be finished off with the top strip flattened about 2 inches, then the ordinary cresting can be used. Send a diagram or plan of tire roof and we will fit and paint it before shipping, and number each section, so that any one can easily set it in position. ScreTVs and bolls are furnished at cost and shipped Tvith the cresting. Page One Hundred and Thirteen METAL LOCKERS NO. 496 We cater to the trade requiring lockers to meet special conditions and are prepared to execute orders to architects’ specifications. We can make them of any size or style and are equipped to enamel them in any shade, baked on. •J The above photograph shows lockers of ordinary size in sheet steel with doors of woven wire for ventilation and equipped with special catch hasps. This cut shows a unit of twelve lockers set back to back. In asking for prices, state size and style of locker wanted and send rough plan ol room where they are to be used showing how they are to be arranged and the number required. ■■■■■ T 1 NO. (394 ( AST TABLE I’OR POSTOKKICE, GRIFFIN, Ga. A Corner of the Banking ltooiu, Lincoln Savings Bank, Louisville, Ky. (See Following Pages) Page One Hundred and Fifteen Hntrance to Lincoln Savings Bank Building, Louisville, Ky. A I' I FT E E N - STOR V OFFICE BUILDING, FOR WHICH WE FURNISHED ALL THE ORNAMENTAL IRON WORK Kenneth McDonald and IF. J. Dodd , Architects. Page One Hundred and Sixteen STAIR DETAIL Lincoln Savings Bank Building We are pleased to submit estimates for executing all the ornamental cast and wrought iron required in the construction of buildings. Page One Hundred and Sevestee ELEVATOR ENCLOSURES Lincoln Savings Bank Building Page One Hundred and Kighteen / Page One Hundred anb Nineteen I’aue One Ilrx dred axe Twenty We make a specialty of elevator enclosures and cabs of all grades, from the plainest to the most elaborate. A special folio of about fifty designs will be sent to any one especially interested. Steel Shed for Louisville Cotton Oil Company Steel Frame Work for Louisville Water Company Office Building Send plans and specifications for estimates on structural steel work. Page One Hundred and Twenty-two STEP ANT) LADDER FIRE ESCAPES Whan asking for prices, send a sketch with measurements, showing size and position of windows on face of building, and indicate which windows are to open onto escape. If escapes have to comply with building regulations, send copy of same. l‘A(iH ()NK lll'NDItlvl) AND TwKXTY-TIIHKK SOLE MANUFACTURERS OF THE KIRKER-BENDER PATENTED SPIRAL SLIDE FIRE ESCAPE This is a spiral slide made of soft box annealed steel, en¬ closed in a sheet steel cylin¬ der six feet in diameter. It is neither a toy nor a novelty; on the contrary, it is erected on scores of Government and State Institutions and hun¬ dreds of school buildings, and has the unqualified endorse¬ ment of the heads of the in¬ stitutions where they are in use, as well as fire chiefs and engineers. The great advantage which the Kirker-Bender Fire Es¬ cape has over all others is the absolute sense of security it affords, being enclosed in a steel cylinder, where neither ice, smoke nor fire can possibly enter, nor can it be overloaded and fall to the ground. We will erect the Kirker- Bender on any building in the United States with a written guarantee that if at a public exhibition given when completed it does not prove what we claim for it, we will take it away without any expense whatever to the owner of the building. We shall be pleased to mail on request to those in¬ terested, a large descriptive booklet of this wonderful life- saver. NUMERICAL INDEX Design No. Description Page 1 Counter Screen. 50 1 Cresting .113 3 Weather Vane .109 2 Counter Screen. 50 2 Cresting .113 4 Counter Screen . 50 I Cresting . 11 :: 4 Settee .Ill 4 Vase .112 5 Cresting .113 0 Set tee .Ill 6 Wire Guard . 72 7 Fence . 82 7 Settee .Ill 7 Stall Guard . 1 07 7 Store Guard. 7:: 8 Bracket .103 8 Stall Guard .107 9 Cage Work . 49 9 Counter Screen . 4!) 9 Stall Guard .108 10 Stall < Jua rd .108 11 Oat Mnager .109 l l Window (Juard . 71 12 Wire Guard . 72 13 Fence . 81 013 Fence . 81 I i Weat her V ane .110 14 Wicket . 14 il Window Guard . 69 15 Window Guard . 71 16 Window Guard . 71 18 Fence . 80 18 Gate . 80 19 Fence . 80 19 Gate . 80 20 Railing . 52 22 Railing . 52 29 Balcony Railing . 85 38 Weather Vane .110 39 Weather Vane .110 40 Weather l ane .110 41 Weather Vane .110 42 Weather l ane .110 43 Weather Vane .110 4 4 Hitching Ring .109 60% Counter Screen . 44 64% Counter Screen . 44 74 Wicket . 14 74% Harness Hooks .109 75 Wicket . 14 76 Counter Screen . 45 77 Counter Screen . 45 78 Counter Screen . 43 79 Cage Work . 46 79 Counter Screen . 46 79 Wicket . 46 80 Grille . 40 81 Grille . 40 82 Grille . 40 83 Grille . 40 84 Grille . 40 86 Fence . 80 86 Gate . 80 88 Area Railing . 93 89 Stair Railing . 93 96 Extension Gate. 74 97 Cellar Grating .105 98 Basement Grating .105 99 Window Grille . 67 100 Window Grille . 67 101 Wicket . 14 102 Wicket . 12 103 Grille . 23 104 Counter Screen . 43 105 Cage Work . 46 105 Counter Screen . 46 105 Wicket . 46 122 Grille . 24 123 Grille . 23 124 Grille . 24 125 Grille . 23, 126 Veranda Grille . 89 127 Veranda Grille . 90 128 Veranda Grille . 90 129 Veranda Grille . 90 130 Balcony Railing . 87 131 Lantern .102 132 Stair Railing . 92 135 Sign . 97 136 Doors . 98 137 Grille . 17 138 Counter Screen . 42 139 Check Tray . 48 141 Grille . 16 143 Balcony Railing . 87 Design No. Description Page 144 Bridge Railing . 83 145 Balcony Railing . 88 146 Gate . 76 148 Gate . 77 149 Gate . 77 151 Weather Vane .109 165 Wicket . 3 166 Grille . 40 167 Grille . 169 Door Grille . 63 170 Canopy .100 171 Canopy .100 172 Counter Screen . 45 173 Grille . 40 175 Grille . 31 176 Grille . 21 200 Sign . 97 2ui Sign . 97 203 Counter Screen . 44 204 Wicket . 44 205 Counter Screen . 44 207 Grille . 31 208 Sign . 97 210 Grille . 22 211 Grille . 22 212 Wicket. 18 213 Grille . 21 237 Tree Boxes .112 238 Tree Boxes .112 242 Wicket . 12 243 Lamp .102 244 Counter Screen . 43 245 Grille . 18 250 Balcony Railing . 89 251 Stair Railing . 92 253 Lamp .102 254 Door Grille . 62 2 6 • > Grille . 29 260 Grille . 21 264 Counter Screen . 42 265 Wicket . 3 266 Grille . 21 268 Gate . 59 269 Gate . 59 270 Doors . 57 282 Grille . 29 286 Balcony Railing . 88 304 Grille . 30 309 Window Guard . 71 311 Gate . 48 312 Wicket . 13 313 Grille . 29 314 Doors . 57 315 Grille . 22 316 Office Door . 61 317 Grille . 28 321 Wicket . 3 324 Balcony Railing . 87 334 Grille ‘ . 18 340 Door Grille . 63 343 Door Grille . 62 344 Gates . 77 345 Stair Railing . 91 351 Tablet . 96 354 Balcony Railing . 84 354 Stair Railing . 91 358 Wicket . 15 359 Grille . 15 363 Transom Grille. 60 366 Wicket . 7 368 Wicket . 9 370 Gates . 79 374 Grille . 16 374 Wicket . 16 375 Elevator Cab .121 382 Window Grille . 69 383 Brass Teller’s Rail. 54 385 Balcony Railing. 89 386 Grille . 27 387 Wicket . 2 396 Gates . 78 397 Gates . 7S 398 Office Partition . 47 399 Balcony Railing . 88 401 Stair Railing . 92 402 Wicket . 5 403 Office Screen . 47 404 Vault Railing . 51 406 Doors . 61 407 Grille . 20 408 Grille . 20 422 Bracket .103 423 Grille . 17 425 Door Grille . 60 426 Door Grille . 68 427 Tablet . 96 Design No. Description Page 429 Grille . 19 430 Grille . 26 4 :: 1 Grille . 1 - 432 Wicket . (? 434 Sign . or, 435 Bracket .103 438 Bracket . 103 439 Bracket . 103 440 Balcony Railing . 84 441 Grille ‘. 15 441 Wicket . 15 442 Wicket . 3 444 Grille . 26 447 Lantern . 102 451 Grille . •>:> 452 Wicket . 7 454 Office Railing . 4!) 455 Bracket . 103 456 Brass Door Rod . 54 457 Brass Foot Rail . 54 458 Brass Railing . 53 459 Brass Railing .. 53 460 Door Grilles . 58 460 Transom Grilles . 5S 461 Extension Gate .74 462 Balcony Railing . 83 463 Mausoleum Doors . 56 465 Step and Area Railing. 93 466 Shutters .105 478 Grille . 19 470 Wicket . 13 4S0 Name Plate . 41 483 Grille . 36 484 Wickel 6 4S6 Stair Railing . 95 404 Window Grille . 67 495 Wicket . 2 406 Lockers .114 407 Grille . 30 408 Grille . 37 400 Grille . 2 d 500 Grille . 33 ■’"i Grille . Wicket . 11 503 Grille . 34 506 Door and Window Grille. 61 507 Gate . 75 500 Stair Railing . 01 510 Grille . 38 512 Lamp .101 513 Hitching Post.112 519 Grille . 20 522 Wicket . 8 523 Window Grille . 67 524 Gate . 75 525 Balcony Railing. 86 526 Settee .Ill 529 Grille . 31 531 Wicket . 12 532 Grille . 33 537 Grille . 32 538 Wicket . 8 545 Balcony Railing. 94 546 Stair Railing . 94 548 Window Grille . 68 549 Window Grille . 68 561 Grille . 34 563 Wicket . 4 568 Wicket . 5 570 Lamp .102 571 Grille . 35 572 Wicket . 11 574 Wicket . 12 577 Transom Grille . 65 580 Wicket . 9 584 Wicket . 8 586 Wicket . 6 587 Grille . 31 588 Wicket . 11 590 Grille . 27 591 Grille . 33 593 Grille . 35 595 Grille . 37 596 Wicket . 10 597 Wicket . 6 598 Wicket . 13 599 Grille . 36 600 Grille . 2s 601 Wicket . 8 607 Balcony Railing . 86 613 Wicket . 9 620 Lamp .191 621 Wicket . 11 623 Gates . 78 624 Gates . 78 NUMERICAL INDEX Continued Design No. Description Page 030 Lamp .101 6.31 Transom Grille . 64 632 Side Light Grilles. 64 6.33 Door Grilles . 64 634 Grille . 30 6.35 Wicket . 16 636 Check Hack . 41 636 Ink Well . 41 636 Pen Rack . 41 638 Wicket . 7 630 Grille . 25 640 Grille . 30 641 Wicket . 10 643 Grille . 38 644 Wicket . 5 645 Wicket . 5 646 Grille . 34 647 Grille . 36 648 Balcony Railing . 84 640 Vault Railing . 51 650 Wicket . 4 Design No. Description Page 651 Grille . 27 652 Grille . 37 653 Wicket . 10 • Wicket . 9 656 Door Grille . 65 657 Grille . 30 650 Basement Window Guard . 70 662 Grilles . 35 663 Vent Register Grilles. 55 664 Vent Register Grilles. 55 665 Vent Register Grilles. 55 666 Vent Register Grilles. 55 667 Vent Register Grilles. 55 668 Vent Register Grilles. 55 660 Window Grille . 70 671 Basement Window Guard. 70 672 Wheel Guard .104 673 Canopy . 100 675 Balcony Rail. 85 676 Balcony Rail. 86 Design No. Description Page 677 Railing . 04 670 Elevator Enclosure .118 680 Marquise . 00 681 Door Grille . 62 683 Pipe Railing's . 05 684 Bronze Ceiling Register. 66 685 Brass Teller’s Rail. 54 686 Door Grille . 66 687 Door Grille. 66 688 Wicket . 7 680 Hitching Post .112 603 Marquise . 08 604 Table .115 605 Door or Window Grille. 60 606 Window Guard . 68 607 Gate . 76 608 Cage Work. 48 600 Brass Balconv Railing. 53 700 Wicket _*. 4 701 Sky Light Guards. 73 TOPICAL INDEX A Anchors .106 Area Railings.03 B Balcony Railings.40, 53, 83-89, 03, 04 Bar-Lock Doors.104 Bar-Lock Sidewalk Lights.104 Basement Gratings.105 Bases, Post...104 Beams .106 Bolt Anchors.106 Boxes, Tree.112 Brackets .103 Brass Door Rods.54 Brass Foot Rails.54 Brass Railings.53, 54 Bridge Railings.83 c Cabs, Elevator.121 Cage Work.46. 4S. 40 Canopies .98-100 Caps, Post.104 Ceiling Registers.66 Cellar Gratings.105 Check Racks.41 Check Trays. 4S Cleanout Doors.105 Coal Rims and Covers.105 Columns .106 Corner Bars, Wainwright.104 Counter Screens. 42-46, 40. 50 Cresting .113 D Doors .57, 5S, 61, 62 Doors, Barlock .104 Doors, Cleanout.105 Doors, Mausoleum .56 Doors, Sidewalk.104, 105 I).. Grilles.58, 60-66, 69 Door Rods.54 Duplex Joist Hangers.104 Duplex Post Bases.104 Duplex Post Caps.104 i*: Grilles .15-40 Grilles, Door. ..58, 60-66, 60 Grilles. Side Light... .64 Grilles, Transom. .58, 60, 64, 65 Grilles, Vent Register .55, 66 Grilles, Veranda. .SO, 00 Grilles, Window. .61, 67-70 Guards, Skylight. . . . Guards, Stall. .107-100 Guards, Store. .73 Guards, Wheel. .104 Guards Window. .68-72 Guards, Wire. .72 H Hangers, Joist. .104 Harness Hooks . . 10!) Hay Racks . .109 Hitching Posts. .112 Hitching Rings . .100 Hooks, Harness . .100 I Ink Wells. .41 J Joist Anchors. .106 Joist Hangers. .104 L Lamps . .101, 102 Lanterns . .102 Lattice Fence. .Ill Lights, Sidewalk _ .104 Lintels . .106 Lockers . .114 M Mangers, Oat . .100 Marquees . .98-100 Mausoleum Doors. . . . .56 N Name Plates. .41 R Racks, Hay . .100 Racks, Pen. Rails, Foot. Railings, Area. Railings, Balconv. .52, 84-80, 04 Railings, Brass. Railings, Bridge. Railings, Office. Railings, Pipe. Railings, Stair. .01-95 Railings, Step. ,...93, 94 Railings, Vault. .51 Register Grilles. Rings, Hitching . Rods,' Door. s Screens, Counter. .42 -46, 40, 50 Screens, Office. Settees . Shutters . Side-Light Grilles. .64 Sidewalk Doors. ..104, 105 Sidewalk Lights. . 104 Signs . Skylight Guards. .73 Spiral Stairs. Stairs . . .117, 110 Stairs, Spiral. Stair Railings. .01-05 Stall Guards. . . .107-100 Step Railings. .03,04 Stirrups . Store Guards. Strap Anchors. .106 Structural Steel. .122 T Tables . .115 Tablets . .06 Transom Grilles. .58. 60, 64, 65 Trays. Check. .48 Tree Boxes. .112 Elevator Cabs.121 Elevator Enclosures.IIS Enclosures, Elevator .118 Entrance, Building.116 Escapes. Fire.123, 124 Extension Gates.74 F Fences . Fire Escapes. Foot Rails. 1, 80-82, 111 ....123, 124 . 54 G Gates . Gates, Extension. Grating, Basement. Grating Cellar. 48, 50, 75-80 . . .74 . .105 . .105 O Oat Mangers .109 Office Doors.61 Office Partitions.47 Office Railing.40. 52 Office Screens.47 P Partitions, Office.47 Pen Racks.41 I* in Anchors.106 Pipe Railings.05 Plates, Name.41 Posts, Hitching.112 Post Bases.104 Post Caps.104 V Vanes, Weather.100, 110 Vault Railings.51 Vent Register Grilles.55 Veranda Grilles.SO, 00 w Wall Anchors. .106 Wainwright Corner Bar_ .104 Weather Vanes. .io<), no Wheel Guards. .104 Wickets . .2-10, 44. 46, 115 W indow Grilles and Guards. .61, 67-72 Wire Guards . .72 AVERY LIBRARY ENGRAVINGS BY BUSII-K REBS. (’0MPA N Y LOUISVILLE. KY. PRINTED BY ClR \ESSLK-MKRCER . ( 'OM PAX Y SEYMOUR. INDIANA At i ( 1^10 ': ; ■. ; IlSlil Hi vk '.* ' MSg 5 raSPJifl W‘\t ft* '• i “5 '. TV H > -'Of ' v $$ i® r'.'M-j., ;.:. \v' J 1