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VC^ood JVlantel of Simple but refined lines. English hob grate, polished steel fire tools. 
A distinctive mantel always gives to a room additional charm. 
EARLY ENGLISH & COLONIAL DESIGNS 
Decorative hand wrou g'ht metal work 
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HERE is a range of designs, fabrics and prices 
in our line of fences and gates that fills every 
need of the country estate or suburban home whether 
it is an elaborate wrought iron entrance gate and 
railing or a simple enclosure for lawn or garden. 
From the highly ornamental class to the strictly protective 
type Anchor Post Fences and Gates embody those features 
of quality and construction that assure durability and ulti¬ 
mate economy. 
Our Catalog H-51 is a comprehensive study on iron and 
wire fences and gates, and we shall be pleased to 
mail a copy of it to anyone interested. 
ANCHOR POST IRON WORKS 
167 BROADWAY, NEW YORK 
Boston, 79 Milk Street—Philadelphia, Real Estate Trust Bldg—Hartford, 
902 Main Street—Cleveland, Guardian Bldg.—Atlanta, Empire Bldg. 
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House & Garden is published bv the Vogue Company, 19 West 41th Street, New York. SUBSCRIPTIONS for tile 
United States. Porto Rico, Hawaii and the Philippines, $3 a year in advance. Entered as second class matter at the 
Post Cilice, N. Y., under act of March 3, 1S79. 
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