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   handhewn | Sep 01, 2004 02:36am | #1

   Feb./March '04 #161. PAge 84. Good article. Need any period glass? I have a bunch for sale.

   Curly

   Hand Hewn Restorations Inc.

   Restoring the past for the future.

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   user-205728 | Sep 01, 2004 02:45am | #2

   Depends on how many I break in the process - I'll keep you in mind. Thanks!

   Moldy

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   rvillaume | Sep 01, 2004 03:06am | #3

   What sizes on the glass?  I have interest in some as well.  Feel free to email me directly if you'd rather.

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   handhewn | Sep 01, 2004 04:37am | #4

   mostly 8 x 10. Nice old glass. Some of it is very rippled, grained, bubbly,etc..

   Some is more mellow but old none the less. Most old sash would have a mix. In the old days flat unwavy was the most desirable. The hardest to make and so on.

   CurlyHand Hewn Restorations Inc.

   Restoring the past for the future.

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   Sphere | Sep 01, 2004 04:47am | #5

   Hey, Curly..long time no see...

   I also have a pile of it as well, even some "bull's eye" glass, the kind with the rings...

   Anybody else interested, let me know.. 

   Spheramid Enterprises Architectural Woodworks

   Repairs, Remodeling, Restorations. 

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   handhewn | Sep 02, 2004 01:03am | #6

   Thanks,

   Been busier 'n a queen bee at breedin' time.

   Glad to see the usual suspects are still free to roam from their cells.

   CurlyHand Hewn Restorations Inc.

   Restoring the past for the future.

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   rvillaume | Sep 02, 2004 01:53am | #7

   Thanks.  Almost all of what I need is 9x13.  Not sure how many, mostly because I don't know yet how many I'm gonna break, but probably 15 or so, 10 for replacing now and some extras.  Don't have a glass stretcher, do ya?

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   handhewn | Sep 02, 2004 01:58am | #8

   How old is your house? Glass is not 9 x 12?

   I can most likely get that for you if you wish.

   CurlyHand Hewn Restorations Inc.

   Restoring the past for the future.

   Edited 9/1/2004 6:59 pm ET by Curly

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   rvillaume | Sep 02, 2004 02:16am | #9

   1790/1830, but I think all the windows re-done w/1830 part.  And they're all 9x13, or the ones I have left to do anyway.  Thanks. 

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   JerBear | Sep 02, 2004 05:10am | #10

   That stuff is hell to cut.

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   FastEddie1 | Sep 02, 2004 05:20am | #11

   Roughly speaking, what is glass like that selling for?

   Whenever you are asked if you can do a job, tell'em "Certainly, I can!"  Then get busy and find out how to do it.  T. Roosevelt

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   Sphere | Sep 03, 2004 12:33am | #12

   10x12...1/8'' =/-

   3.50 a pc. 

   Spheramid Enterprises Architectural Woodworks

   Repairs, Remodeling, Restorations. 

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   handhewn | Sep 03, 2004 12:41am | #13

   $ 4.00 - 6.00 per pane. This is a hot bed of restoration work though.

   CurlyHand Hewn Restorations Inc.

   Restoring the past for the future.