Here is what I think it says
" Note
Insert Perforations-
That are proportionate
Front and Back
Elevations seen
on Front of the
Existing Drawing"
I think this is what it says... can someone clear that up?
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I think you nailed it, SDR.SDR wrote:I believe it reads
NOTE
Except for chang-
ed proportions
front and back
elevations same
as shown for
dining chair
This would explain perfectly the absence of front or rear elevations for the "studio chair." "Front and back elevations same" would presumably include the perforation. . .
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Following the First Page I have made the perf design for the chair used at G-W, if you look closely the Affleck design and G-W are not the same design. I am still working on the design but here is a little "teaser".
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Note that Jeff has distinguished the dining/side chair, with its vertical front leg, from the lounge chair ("studio chair"), shown here:

and here:

It is possible, however, that he has the back angle of the dining chair just a couple of degrees too far reclined, and the seat perhaps an inch or so too deep, in his illustration, compared to the architect's drawing ? Still, it's a delight to see the redwood (yes, another one) and brick so lovingly depicted -- the ghost of the house, or maybe its elements of enclosure and furnishing, in a form never before seen . . .
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and here:

It is possible, however, that he has the back angle of the dining chair just a couple of degrees too far reclined, and the seat perhaps an inch or so too deep, in his illustration, compared to the architect's drawing ? Still, it's a delight to see the redwood (yes, another one) and brick so lovingly depicted -- the ghost of the house, or maybe its elements of enclosure and furnishing, in a form never before seen . . .
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I also noticed that the Table shows the same mark. I am debating whether to put it in or not. I only added the perf to the lounge chair not the dining chair.
I am combining built and planned to the model so it may seem like a mesh of designs but it will look good in the end especially when i add the perf design.
I am combining built and planned to the model so it may seem like a mesh of designs but it will look good in the end especially when i add the perf design.
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