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Title: Architect and engineer
Year: 1905 (1900s)
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Subjects: Architecture Architecture Architecture Building
Publisher: San Francisco : Architect and Engineer, Inc
Contributing Library: San Francisco Public Library
Digitizing Sponsor: San Francisco Public Library

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this concern andwent forward by express the same daythe order was received. Giant Metal sa.sh chain is made of aphosphor bronze mixture controlled bythe Smith & Egge Company, and is saidto be without an etiual. It will be foundin many of the large buildings of thecountry, where it was installed a numberof years ago, and is giving the sameservice and satisfaction as when firstput in. The Woolworth building. NewYork City, contains 50,.300 feet of our No.1 Giant Metal sa.sh chain. Red Metal sash chain is second onlyto Giant Metal, and is also made of aspecial composition. This chain is espe-cially recommended to the architect andbuilding trade as one which will give thebest of satisfaction and ser\ice in anysection of the country. Atmospheric con-ditions are peculiar to certain sections,but the manufacturers have yet to find aninstance where Red Metal sash chain hasbee-n affected by them. Steel sash chains are made of the bestcold rolled steel and can be furnished invarious finishes.
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ArchitecturalHome Making THE attractiveness of homelife begins in the draftingroom. Long after the fee ispaid and forgotten, the thoughtful-ness of the architect is remembered. It is notable how many sun parlorsare added to houses long after theyhave been built. It is but the addi-tion of something which had beenforgotten. There is an ever-increasing trendsunward, towai-ds the enjoymentof sunshine and air made possibleby the judicious but liberal use ofbetter window glass. Cater to thesunward movement and rewardwill follow. Principles of health,sanitation and human happinesswill have been recognized. The Mark on the Box The long ellipse that appears onevery box of genuine AmericanWindow Glass is an assurance ofquality. Within the ellipse is the grademark, A or B. The B glass is ofas consistently high quality as theA grade of ordinary glass, and ourA grade is correspontlingly supe-rior. Demand the beauty, clarity,evenness and strength assured bythis mark on everv box.

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