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An open gateway with a fine gas lamp hanging at the point of the arch and two large wooden doors both opened fully. The open portal reveals a view though to an attractive small stone house in the sunshine. Photograph by Norman Synge Waller Budd Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/an-open-gateway-with-a-fine-gas-lamp-hanging-at-the-point-of-the-arch-and-two-large-wooden-doors-both-opened-fully-the-open-portal-reveals-a-view-though-to-an-attractive-small-stone-house-in-the-sunshine-photograph-by-norman-synge-waller-budd-image504770137.htmlRM2M967CW–An open gateway with a fine gas lamp hanging at the point of the arch and two large wooden doors both opened fully. The open portal reveals a view though to an attractive small stone house in the sunshine. Photograph by Norman Synge Waller Budd
A classic, vintage style barn with two large doors and rectangular windows Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-classic-vintage-style-barn-with-two-large-doors-and-rectangular-windows-image553353610.htmlRF2R47C4X–A classic, vintage style barn with two large doors and rectangular windows
Cape Gloucester, New Britain, Papua New Guinea, December, 1943 A tank splashes out of the open doors of a Coast Guard LST during the invasion of Cape Gloucester. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/cape-gloucester-new-britain-papua-new-guinea-december-1943-a-tank-splashes-out-of-the-open-doors-of-a-coast-guard-lst-during-the-invasion-of-cape-gloucester-image558030055.htmlRM2RBTD0R–Cape Gloucester, New Britain, Papua New Guinea, December, 1943 A tank splashes out of the open doors of a Coast Guard LST during the invasion of Cape Gloucester.
With Bomb Bay Doors Open, The First Of A Large Formation Of Boeing B-17 Flying Fortresses Send Their Bombs Plummeting Earthwards On Rail Installations At Bingen, Germany, As Heavy Bombers Of Us 8Th Air force Press Home Their Attack Of Dec. 29, 1944. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/with-bomb-bay-doors-open-the-first-of-a-large-formation-of-boeing-b-17-flying-fortresses-send-their-bombs-plummeting-earthwards-on-rail-installations-at-bingen-germany-as-heavy-bombers-of-us-8th-air-force-press-home-their-attack-of-dec-29-1944-image482710908.htmlRM2K19AK8–With Bomb Bay Doors Open, The First Of A Large Formation Of Boeing B-17 Flying Fortresses Send Their Bombs Plummeting Earthwards On Rail Installations At Bingen, Germany, As Heavy Bombers Of Us 8Th Air force Press Home Their Attack Of Dec. 29, 1944.
. Principles and practice of poultry culture . Poultry. Ftc. 129. Tight house with smal! windows; ventilation through doors. Fig. 130. Tight house with large windows always kept slightly open at the top for ventilation it was thought better to build houses tight and warm. To accom-. plish this, various methods were used. The cheapest construction supposed to answer the purpose was made by covering the frame of the house with boards, and these with two thicknesses of build- ing paper, the outer one weatherproof. For more effective protection. Please note that these images are extracted from sca Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/principles-and-practice-of-poultry-culture-poultry-ftc-129-tight-house-with-smal!-windows-ventilation-through-doors-fig-130-tight-house-with-large-windows-always-kept-slightly-open-at-the-top-for-ventilation-it-was-thought-better-to-build-houses-tight-and-warm-to-accom-plish-this-various-methods-were-used-the-cheapest-construction-supposed-to-answer-the-purpose-was-made-by-covering-the-frame-of-the-house-with-boards-and-these-with-two-thicknesses-of-build-ing-paper-the-outer-one-weatherproof-for-more-effective-protection-please-note-that-these-images-are-extracted-from-sca-image232012461.htmlRMRDD279–. Principles and practice of poultry culture . Poultry. Ftc. 129. Tight house with smal! windows; ventilation through doors. Fig. 130. Tight house with large windows always kept slightly open at the top for ventilation it was thought better to build houses tight and warm. To accom-. plish this, various methods were used. The cheapest construction supposed to answer the purpose was made by covering the frame of the house with boards, and these with two thicknesses of build- ing paper, the outer one weatherproof. For more effective protection. Please note that these images are extracted from sca
. Principles and practice of poultry culture . Poultry. Ftc. 129. Tight house with smal! windows; ventilation through doors. Fig. 130. Tight house with large windows always kept slightly open at the top for ventilation it was thought better to build houses tight and warm. To accom-. plish this, various methods were used. The cheapest construction supposed to answer the purpose was made by covering the frame of the house with boards, and these with two thicknesses of build- ing paper, the outer one weatherproof. For more effective protection. Please note that these images are extracted from sca Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/principles-and-practice-of-poultry-culture-poultry-ftc-129-tight-house-with-smal!-windows-ventilation-through-doors-fig-130-tight-house-with-large-windows-always-kept-slightly-open-at-the-top-for-ventilation-it-was-thought-better-to-build-houses-tight-and-warm-to-accom-plish-this-various-methods-were-used-the-cheapest-construction-supposed-to-answer-the-purpose-was-made-by-covering-the-frame-of-the-house-with-boards-and-these-with-two-thicknesses-of-build-ing-paper-the-outer-one-weatherproof-for-more-effective-protection-please-note-that-these-images-are-extracted-from-sca-image216458749.htmlRMPG4F9H–. Principles and practice of poultry culture . Poultry. Ftc. 129. Tight house with smal! windows; ventilation through doors. Fig. 130. Tight house with large windows always kept slightly open at the top for ventilation it was thought better to build houses tight and warm. To accom-. plish this, various methods were used. The cheapest construction supposed to answer the purpose was made by covering the frame of the house with boards, and these with two thicknesses of build- ing paper, the outer one weatherproof. For more effective protection. Please note that these images are extracted from sca
. The practical pigeon keeper . Pigeons. BASKETS FOE PIGEONS. • 63 diagonally (all pigeon compartments should be wider at the shoulders of the birds), according to the size; for our illustration we have taken a small basket, and only made one diagonal in each half, the rhole thus taking four bii-ds. Now make two open flap doors, either of light wire or Vicker, just large. rig. 20.—FiGEOH Basket. enough to lie, their inner sides on the middle piece of wood, and their outer comers on small supports fixed in the corners of the basket. Drive in small staples over the inner wire or piece of wicker Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-practical-pigeon-keeper-pigeons-baskets-foe-pigeons-63-diagonally-all-pigeon-compartments-should-be-wider-at-the-shoulders-of-the-birds-according-to-the-size-for-our-illustration-we-have-taken-a-small-basket-and-only-made-one-diagonal-in-each-half-the-rhole-thus-taking-four-bii-ds-now-make-two-open-flap-doors-either-of-light-wire-or-vicker-just-large-rig-20figeoh-basket-enough-to-lie-their-inner-sides-on-the-middle-piece-of-wood-and-their-outer-comers-on-small-supports-fixed-in-the-corners-of-the-basket-drive-in-small-staples-over-the-inner-wire-or-piece-of-wicker-image232150672.htmlRMRDKAFC–. The practical pigeon keeper . Pigeons. BASKETS FOE PIGEONS. • 63 diagonally (all pigeon compartments should be wider at the shoulders of the birds), according to the size; for our illustration we have taken a small basket, and only made one diagonal in each half, the rhole thus taking four bii-ds. Now make two open flap doors, either of light wire or Vicker, just large. rig. 20.—FiGEOH Basket. enough to lie, their inner sides on the middle piece of wood, and their outer comers on small supports fixed in the corners of the basket. Drive in small staples over the inner wire or piece of wicker
. The practical pigeon keeper. Pigeons. BASKETS FOR PIGEONS. 63 diagonally (all pigeon compartments should be wider at tlie shoulders of the bu-ds), according to the size; for our illustration we have taken a small basket, and only made one diagonal in each half, the whole thus taking four birds. Now make two O'pen flap doors, either of light wire or wicker, just large. Fig. 20.—Pigeon Basket. enough to lie, their inner sides on the middle piece of wood, and their outer corners on small supports fixed in the corners of the basket. Drive in small staples over the inner wire or piece of wicker i Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-practical-pigeon-keeper-pigeons-baskets-for-pigeons-63-diagonally-all-pigeon-compartments-should-be-wider-at-tlie-shoulders-of-the-bu-ds-according-to-the-size-for-our-illustration-we-have-taken-a-small-basket-and-only-made-one-diagonal-in-each-half-the-whole-thus-taking-four-birds-now-make-two-open-flap-doors-either-of-light-wire-or-wicker-just-large-fig-20pigeon-basket-enough-to-lie-their-inner-sides-on-the-middle-piece-of-wood-and-their-outer-corners-on-small-supports-fixed-in-the-corners-of-the-basket-drive-in-small-staples-over-the-inner-wire-or-piece-of-wicker-i-image232450805.htmlRMRE51AD–. The practical pigeon keeper. Pigeons. BASKETS FOR PIGEONS. 63 diagonally (all pigeon compartments should be wider at tlie shoulders of the bu-ds), according to the size; for our illustration we have taken a small basket, and only made one diagonal in each half, the whole thus taking four birds. Now make two O'pen flap doors, either of light wire or wicker, just large. Fig. 20.—Pigeon Basket. enough to lie, their inner sides on the middle piece of wood, and their outer corners on small supports fixed in the corners of the basket. Drive in small staples over the inner wire or piece of wicker i
. The practical pigeon keeper. Pigeons. BASKETS FOR PIGEONS. 63 diagonally (all pigeon compartments should be wider at the shoulders of the birds), according to the size; for our illustration we have taken a small basket, and only made one diagonal in each half, the whole thus taking four bu-ds. Now make two open flap doors, either of light wire or wicker, just large. Fig. 20.—Pigeon Basket. enough to lie, their inner sides on the middle piece of wood, and their outer comers on small supports fixed in the corners of the basket. Drive in small staples over the inner wire or piece of wicker into Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-practical-pigeon-keeper-pigeons-baskets-for-pigeons-63-diagonally-all-pigeon-compartments-should-be-wider-at-the-shoulders-of-the-birds-according-to-the-size-for-our-illustration-we-have-taken-a-small-basket-and-only-made-one-diagonal-in-each-half-the-whole-thus-taking-four-bu-ds-now-make-two-open-flap-doors-either-of-light-wire-or-wicker-just-large-fig-20pigeon-basket-enough-to-lie-their-inner-sides-on-the-middle-piece-of-wood-and-their-outer-comers-on-small-supports-fixed-in-the-corners-of-the-basket-drive-in-small-staples-over-the-inner-wire-or-piece-of-wicker-into-image232450315.htmlRMRE50MY–. The practical pigeon keeper. Pigeons. BASKETS FOR PIGEONS. 63 diagonally (all pigeon compartments should be wider at the shoulders of the birds), according to the size; for our illustration we have taken a small basket, and only made one diagonal in each half, the whole thus taking four bu-ds. Now make two open flap doors, either of light wire or wicker, just large. Fig. 20.—Pigeon Basket. enough to lie, their inner sides on the middle piece of wood, and their outer comers on small supports fixed in the corners of the basket. Drive in small staples over the inner wire or piece of wicker into
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