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Title: Gordon-Van Tine homes
Year: 1921 (1920s)
Authors: Gordon-Van Tine Co.
Subjects: house plans -- catalogs Division 22 Division 26 domestic architecture designs and plans plumbing fixtures fuel-fired domestic water heaters interior lighting fixtures lamps and ballasts
Publisher: Gordon-Van Tine Co.
Contributing Library: JD Collection

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h easily distinguishes theGordon-Van Tine home. Notice the ideal kitchen arrangement—thebig Gordon-Van Tine kitchen case style D ,which is included at no extra cost. The worktable extends under the big kitchen windowwhich is ample provision for plenty of light andair. And take special notice how easily thehousewife can reach any part of the house mjust a couple of steps—surely this house wasplanned for comfort and convenience. ineglazed side door opens directly into the entry—to the right is space for the ice, box—leadingdirectly down is the basement stairs. , This house is built low to gam the desiredeffect so the cellar sash are partly below grade inopen areas. n „ , , , , In this bungalow you find all the comforts ota big home costing three times as much or more.Just consider how perfectly well-contented youand your family would be installed in this ex-cellent, distinctive home. For Plumbing, Hating, Lighting for This Home, See Back of Book 2* Page 52 Gordon-VanTine Homes
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Home Plan No. 562. Materials Either Ready Gut or Not Ready Cut A Big 6 Room House at a Low Price For Prices on This Home, See First Page.Read Pages 9 to 11 For Full Description of Materials. THIS simple hip roof house stands out from the great numbertionsP f houses because of its excellent lines and proper- The interior of this comfortable square house is just what theexterior represents it to be—airy, light and convenient. Everyroom has two exposures, assuring an abundance of air and lightsomething hard to secure in the longer narrower house. The stucco above the belt course and the siding below adds tothe modern present day exterior. The plain substantial porch -columns, the broad windows and the wide cornice are additionalfeatures aiding in the same effect. The blinds as shown areincluded in the price of this house. The large roomy porch creates a pleasing first impression withthe newcomer But what is really of vastly greater importance isthat the porch assures a lasting impressi

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