January 23, 1913. 



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No. 1. Joining point of <louble angle 

 cross-truss, stmt and rod tie-support. 



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No. 2. Tlie ridge showing the wrought 

 iron joining plate with the ridge-rod, 

 cross-tie support bolted to it. 



Iildlng question. Write us. We will come and talk it over with you. 



ins (made of double angle-irons bolted together), and 

 «, ties going across the house, also the strong way in 

 «n look at the eave and see that double gusset plate 

 ^"W and wrought iron post, I am convinced beyond 

 about the superiority of 



?h winds we had last week 

 ODi the houses you erected 

 ^d as firm as a rock." 



No. 8. Column gusset-plate (double), 

 rigidly tying together the angle-iron col- 

 umn, the angle-iron cross tie (double) 

 and the steel rafter. 



No. 4. Double gusset-plate bolting to- 

 gether the guaranteed wrought iron post 

 and steel rafters. 



Lord & Burnham Company 



SALES OFFICES 



NEW YORK BOSTON CHICAGO 



St. James Building Tremont Building Rookery Building 



PHILADELPHIA ROCHESTER 



Franklin Bank Building Granite Building 



FACTORIES 



IRVINGTON, N. Y. 

 DES PLAINES, ILL. 



