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Stickley, Gustav, 1858-1942. / Craftsman homes
(1909)

A very simple and inexpensive cottage built of battened boards,   p. 23

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A VERY SIMPLE AND INEXPENSIVE COTTAGE
BUILT OF BATTENED BOARDS
                                            ~CALE~,~
         Published in The  Crc fts,nan, April, 1905.
                                                     j
-AN ILlUSTRATION OF TIlE DECORATIVE POSSIBILITIES OF SI1\IPLE BATTENED BOARDS.
 THE INTERIOR VIEWS CONTAIN
ANOTHHI SUGGESTION FOR THE ARRANGEMENT OF A CO \IB1NFD KITChEN AND BONING
ROOM AND ALSO SHOW HOW
A VERY  LAIN LIVING ROOM  MAY BE MADE COMFORTABLE ANI) NOMELIER.
A CI~AFTSMAN  COTTAGE
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