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What style home/architecture is it? There are plenty of sources for info and period materials available from that time period. Can you give more detail on the specific concerns and style of the home.
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Hello, During that time period a company called Nutone built a through wall fan like the one you describe. I grew up in a 1950s style ranch that had one. Tom
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what are you looking for ? style? period? sizes? email us a picture and we will see if we can help you with this project. We have 1000s of pieces of original hardware and have about 800 patterns of reproduction hardware able to get lots more. info@b-c-e.biz or check out our web site http://www.b-c-e...
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I have a sink/cabinet unit that looks identical to the one in the link posted although I dont know the manufacturer offhand. Its in an 1856 house that Im restoring in Lewis County, NY. Its in fairly good shape and Ill be removing it by spring as it doesnt fit the period/style of the house. If anyone...
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Hi! I also purchased an 1850s home in Iowa a few months ago. Need lots of help in the period decorating area also. May I join in the email sharing? Mine was built by a pioneer pork packer. (Say that 3 times fast!) Anyway, its huge and I imagine that he was wealthy, as he married into a family known ...
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Im trying to find info on how my new house, which was build in 1850 in New Jersey along a railroad stop (presumably the village of 50 houses was built for railroad workers) would have been decorated. So, it would have housed a working class family. I am specifically needing window treatments for the...
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Hi Mark, I found your post on renovators.com while trying to find information on what materials our house might have been constructed from. Our house was built in 1946. I think its a blend of colonial with some arts and crafts influences in style. We are wanting to do some remodeling and have some q...
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Without seeing your scounces, it is simply a guess in the dark as to what you have and how to proceed. There are some general rules based on generic facts that may help you preserve what you have until you can determine exactly what you have, so let me start there and see if that helps you out any. ...
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