THE COLLEGE BOYS CORNER

PIPE RACK

PERFORATED SCRAP BOX

FLAG WALL RACK

COLLEGE CORNER

SEAT PICTURE. FRAME NO. I

HANGING LANTERN

CHAFING-DISH STAND

PLANT BOX

Color Scheme :

Mission oak (dark tun). Olive green.

Woodwork:
Mission oak.

Furniture:
Mission oak.

Walls:  Olive green, with motif stenciled in same color as furniture.

Ceiling:  Deep cream.

Hangings and Corner-Seat Covering : Burlap the same color as walls, with motif stenciled in same color as furniture.

Pillows: Burlap in olive green, old gold, old blues and tune, with motif stenciled in some color as furniture.

Curtains: Net of deep cream color, with motif stenciled or embroidered in same color as furniture.

Floor: Painted or stained same color as furniture.

Plants: Growing ivy , or plant with either crimson,bachelor button, yellow, or cream-white blossoms.


SMALL WALL RACK


Requirements:
 Body. 1 Condensed-milk Box (about 7 1/4 in. deep, 13 in. widg 19 8/4, in. long).

 Hardware. 2 picture hooks and picture wire.

 construction:  Remove the cover carefully and put it aside for future use. Take off both sides by withdrawing the nails, and cut off each end of the sides, making them the exact length of the box inside. Draw a pencil line across the bottom and up each end, 21/2 inches from the side edges. Set the sides in, keeping their outside faces on the pencil line, and secure them by nails driven through each end and through the bottom: Plane off all the edges necessary to make them even with each other, using sandpaper afterward to remove any objectionable blemishes or inequalities. Bore a hole 1/8 inch in diameter in the center of each end, 4 inches down from the top edge of the rack. Insert the hanging wires through the holes from the outside, and knot their ends tightly and sufficiently large not to be drawn through the holes when the rack is hung upon the wall and filled with books.

WALL BRACKET

Requirements:  Body. 1 Condensed-milk Box (about 7 1/4. in. deep, 13 in. wide, 19 8/4 in. long).
Hardware. 2 picture hooks and picture wire.

 Construction:  Remove the cover carefully and put aside for future use. If possible, withdraw all the nails from the ends of the box without marring the sides. Otherwise, take the box apart by first removing the bottom, then the sides.  If any portions are rough or bear objectionable brands or blemishes, either plane or sandpaper them smooth while the parts are separated and the nails removed.  Draw a pencil line across the best face of each of the sides 4 inches from each end. Set the ends in, keeping the outside face of the ends exactly to the line, and nail each side to the ends, using care to keep all the edges even with each other. Draw a line across the best face of the bottom 4 inches from each end, and then put the bottom on, driving the nails in just far enough to tack it at first, as the bracket must be square. Lay the bracket on its side on the floor. Square it by holding the square inside while the back is securely nailed in place. Stain or paint as desired.  The bracket may be hung with wire from molding or fastened to the wall by two screws.

VASE WALL BRACKET

Requirements :  The name as for the Small Wall Back

  Construction:  The same as described for the Small Wall Rack, with the single exception that the bracket is hung from one end only, the holes being bored 4 inches from the back and 2 inch from the side edge. The Wire knots are on the under side of the top of the bracket.







KITCHEN SPICE BOX

Requirements:
Body. 1 Peanut-butter Box (about 4 3/4 in. deep, 12 1/2 in. wide, 18 1/4 in. long). 8 Salt Boxes (about 4 in. deep, 4 in. wide, 4 in.  long).

Shelves. 3 Pieces 8/8 in. thick, as wide as the inside depth at the large box, and 8 1/4 in. long.

Construction:

 Make the rack the same as described for the Small Wall Rack, Fit and nail the shelves in place, spacing them equal, distances apart, thus making four compartments of equal size. Place the rack on end and hang it in that position on the wall.  Place two of the small boxes in each compartment and put the spices in them.

PIPE RACK

Requirements: The same as for the Small Wall Rack.

 Construction:

 Make the same as the Small Wall Rack, and turn the rack on end  Bore the five holes in the top end 1/2 inch in diameter for receiving the stems of short pipes. Gouge depressions 1/2 inch deep on the inside face of the bottom end to receive the bowls of the long pipes. Drive staples into the inside face of the back at such heights as are best adapted to the various long pipes.



HOUSE WIFE'S HANDY RACK NO 1


Requirements: 

Body. 1 Condensed-milk Box (about 7 1/4 in. deep, 13 in. wide  19 8/4 in. long).

Hardware. Picture wire and hooks.

Construction:  

Make body of the rack the same as described for the Small Wall Rack. Bore two rows of holes 3/4 inch in diameter, spaced about 2 inches from center to center. The center of the -front row of holes is 3/4 inch and the center of the second row 2 1/2 inches back from the front edge of the rack Cut slots 1/4 inch wide from the front edge to the from row of holes.  About half-way between the rear row of holes and the back of the rack, gouge out the top of each end of the rack to fit the handle of the rolling-pin. Hang with  Picture hook and wire. or nail tn the wall. as desired.


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