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JACOBS' CONCRETE PLATE.
Patented April 12th, 1881.
FOR
Floor Lights, Vestibules, Side Lights
for Partitions, Transoms, &c.
The above represents a glass 10
inches square, which unlike other large plates, presents
a positively sure foothold, by reason of the walking
surface being seamed with concrete or other non-slipping
substance.
They present a very ornamental
appearance, which can be heightened by the introduction of
vari colored cements, and by the production of different
designs upon the faces of the glasses.
This light is already in some of
the largest buildings in this city, and can be seen at
our office.
TO ARCHITECTS AND OWNERS.
We respectfully request, that in
calling for Jacobs' Detachable Ring Concrete Light, the
same may be specifically named, to avoid mistakes and to
insure the insertion of the best Concrete Light.
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| New York, January 24th, 1883.
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Messrs. TICE & JACOBS,
GENTLEMEN, -- About a year since I
called for your "Jacobs Detachable Ring Concrete Light,"
for the area of the "Liverpool, London and Globe Building,"
at Pine and Nassau Streets, this city, and have thoroughly
tested the same, with the most satisfactory results.
I can heartily recommend your Light
to the building public as being a handsome, durable and
satisfactory Concrete Tile Light for area, vaults, floors,
skylights, etc.
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| STEPHEN D. HATCH Architect
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