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    1921 Multifamily - Design 12453

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    • Gus RG
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      Killing time this morning and modeled this from since the early morning hours. Needs some window trim. I did some slight modifications keeping with the era which is around 1921.

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        @Gus-R Very clean. What book has all these plans?

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          This one is from "Central's Book of Homes" from Central Lumber Company which I got from Internet Archive which is still down. I saved five of them in PDF form before Internet Archive ran into trouble.

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