Tice & Jacobs - Illustrated Descriptive Circular - Page 2

    For doors to cover Sidewalks, Elevators, Area Steps and Hatchways; for Fire and Burglar Proof illuminating window shutters; the lightest illuminating root, with the least weight of any ever made; for the same reason unexcelled as a sky light for rear extensions.
    These doors weigh about one-third as much as ordinary cast-iron illuminating doors, and unlike the last named article cannot be broken by the roughest usage; can be easily raised and lowered with but little labor.
    They will last as long as the building to which they are attached; are heavily galvanized and cannot corrode.
    Glasses of the same thickness as those inserted in cast-iron doors; and easily replaced at a very slight cost.
    These doors can be seen in actual use at

The Equitable Life Building, 120 Broadway.
The Liverpool, London & Globe Building, cor. William & Pine Sts.
The Meriden Silver Plate Co., 30 East 14th Street, and through the entire business portion of 14th and 23d Streets
Also at our Works, 71 Centre Street, and at many other places in New York City and elsewhere.

    This is the only Patent Wrought Iron Illuminating Door in the market. All others are base imitations, being made of cast and wrought iron combine, and in their construction lacking durability, finish and lightness, which are the distinguishing characteristics of Jacobs' Wrought Iron Illuminating Doors.