[27] Working drawings for the attic and first floor timbers and (verso) ground floor partition

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  - Reading, Berkshire: Friar Street, house for Lancelot Austwick, 1796 (32)
    - Working drawings for the timber structures made May 1796 (5)

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Reference number

SM 77/2/13

Purpose

[27] Working drawings for the attic and first floor timbers and (verso) ground floor partition

Aspect

Partition in Attics and Partitions One pair Floor (verso) Partition on the Parlour Floor

Scale

bar scale of ½ inch to 1 foot

Inscribed

as above, L. Austwick Esq^re, N^o.10 4½" , N^o 6 6 Inch and dimensions given (verso) Lancelot Austwick Esq^re, N^o 1 6" , dimensions given and NB The numbers placed to those drawings of / quartered Partitions refer to the same numbers / on the Plan where the Partitions are to stand

Signed and dated

(recto and verso) Copy, Lincolns Inn Fields May 1796

Medium and dimensions

Pen and yellow wash on wove paper (348 x 567)

Hand

attributed to Henry Provis (1760 - 1830) clerk July 1791 - February 1802

Level

Drawing

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