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Double Hung
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| A window consisting of two-sashes of glass operating in a rectangular frame. Both upper and lower halves slide up and down to open. |
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Double Strength Glass
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| One-eighth thick glass. Strength refers to thickness. |
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Drapery
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| The painting on glass that defines the drapery robes of figures,
usually Biblical. |
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Drapery Glass
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| Heavily manipulated, folded or rippled glass that forms "drapes" that may be one inch or more thick. |
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Dry Glazing
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| A method of securing glass in a frame with just resilient gaskets. |
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Dutchman
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| To cover a crack during repair, a flange of lead is applied over the crack, tucked under adjoining leads and soldered in place. This procedure has generally been replaced with either edge gluing or a thin copper foiled line. |
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European Antique
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| Mouth-blown antique glass from Europe and England. |
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Exterior Glazed
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| Glass set from the exterior of the building. |
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Exterior Glazed
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| Glass set from the exterior of the building. |
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Exterior Stop
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| The molding that holds the light on the exterior of the frame. |
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