Hello all,
I am working on a 1830' wood church with a 1930's addition.  I am
looking for two items any thoughts?
1)  I am trying to find/locate some replacement hardware for the lower
sash of a double hung window for a 1830's church.  In 1975 the weights
and sash cords were replaced with sash balances that are tubular with a
twisted metal guide.  They attach to the surface of the sash guides and
the bottom of the sash and have a plastic or metal sleeve.
2)  Glass window panes.  They are dimpled and slightly wavy.  They do
not look like the basic "restoration" glass.  They just look like old
wavy glass.
Any help will be much appreciated.
Best,
Leland

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From: Darling, all I want is that you should be a pinhead -- Arlene
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Sent: Sunday, August 11, 2002 12:16 PM
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Subject: Re: They shoot horses


Normally on summers eve we take to the porch and watch the fireflies;
where I  tell Peanut  storys about the Woo-zel that lives  in the woods
but the last week or so there has been an outbreak of West Nile  that
have taken down a couple of horses...the state labs have confirmed it
....its worse is on the coast  several people have died and its the
worst outbreak since the great "Yellow Jack " epidemics of the last
century .....so we have been doing less outside
signed dreaming of Cape Cod   .....

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