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AND COZY CONVENIENCE. ILLUSTRATED WITH DRAWINGS OF EXTERIORS, FLOOR PLANS, INTERIORS AND
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BY IlENIKY L. ‘VILSON
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printed with each plan in this book entitles you to a complete set of working drawings. foundation and floor
plans, four elevations, interior details and specifications coveringr all the work of masons. carpenters. plumbers,
gasfitters, electric wirers, painters, etc., and the land ‘L-lafidi quality of all materials to be used, as well as a copy
of the Bungalow Book. If you already have a copy of the Bungalow liook, you may deduct the price of
same when orderinO'. and remit by check. draft or money order to

HENRY L. WILSON -

426, 427 and 428 Copp Building, 218 South Broadway.

Los Angeles, California.

()rder Plans by number, and be sure to give your name with l’ost ()tlice and n‘arest lixpress ()fficc
plainly written. Any plan in the book may be had reversed without extra charge.

E‘EfiE §®N§Z§L®W

The California Bungalow (perhaps so—called from its resemblance in its more primitive form to the low—
thatched homes of the Bengalese in India) is a direct descendant of the original attempts at architecture
in this part of the country. It surely can trace its simple artistic lines directly back to the old Missions of
the Spanish l’adres, and its low overhanging eaves, large porches and general air of hospitality and coziness
‘ ’dobe shacks" of the early settlers to the charming home-
like Bungalows of today may seem a long stretch, but it has come along as a steady process of evolution

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to the adobe houses of the pioneers. From the

and improvement until today the California Bungalow is known and talked about the world over, and not
even the glorious climate and everlasting sunshine call forth from the tourist so many comments of admiration
and pleasure as do these cozy homes. California has earthquakes now and then, although happily their severity
seems to be moderating as the years roll on, but no doubt the early Spanish Padres had no desire to have
tall buildings tumbling on their devoted heads, and for this reason built their houses low and rambling. without.
however, sacrificing or abandoning the rather severely plain curves and lines of their old Spanish Mission style.
The result was quaint and attractive, and better still, these Mission lilungalows furnished the text which modern
architectural skill has amplified and improved, until today we have the perfect Bungalow, a “house beautiful"
inside and out, the very embodiment of homelike coziness and convenience. inexpensive. but of refined elegance
easily adaptable to almost any location, whether mountain, plain or 'alley, or on the city's narrow streets. or
the broad, shaded village avenues.

In the Bungalow, if properly designed, is com':ined grace, beauty and comfort at a minimum cost. In

its arrangement as set forth in this book, the problem of easy housekeeping and homemaking is reduced almost
to an exact science.

California is the hOnie of the modern Bungalow. Its almost constant sunshine makes a house of this
fashion a necessity, but there is hardly a town or city in all this broad land where the Bungalow would not
prove more attractive than any other style of house. As the “farm house" of "back East," or the ranch
“hacienda," the Bungalow style is ideal.

In the Bungalow is the possibility of combining economy in cost with artistic beauty to an almost unlim-
ited degree. Recognizing this fact long ago, I have for many years directed my best efforts to the perfecting
of this style of building. and I take pride in exhibiting the results of my labor and study in the pages of
the Bungalow Book, two large editions of which have been completely exhausted in a year and a half.

A notable feature of all my plans is the close symmetrical relation between exteriors and interiors, thus
combining graceful outlines with inside convenience and comfort. I find it is a big mistake to adopt a floor
plan and then endeavor to fit an exterior to it. Many architects do this, I know, but the result is never
satisfactory, and a house so designed is never pleasing to the eye, in fact, it usually attracts attention only
by its ugliness. Concessions must be made, and both inside and outside details must be modified to gain
that atmosphere of cozy elegance which is so much admired in all of my plans. and I do not feel that my
years of study and labor have been all in vain when I receive the expressions of pleasure and commendation
from the thousands who have built homes from my designs.

The Bungalow is a radical departure from the older styles of cottage, not only in outward appearance,
but in inside arrangement. The straight, cold entrance hall and the stiff, prim, usually darkened parlor have
no place in it. Entrance is usually into a large living room—the room where the family gathers. and in
_which the visitor feels at once the warm, homelike hospitality. Everything in this room should suggest com—
fort and restfulness. The open fireplace and low. broad mantel. a cozy nook or corner, or a broad window-
seat are all means to the desired end. Bookcases or shelves may be fitted into convenient spaces and ceiling
beams add an air of homely quaintness which never grows tiresome.

“here there is room, I suggest that by all means a den should find a place in your plan. This room
need not be large. but its very name is suggestive of luxurious rest amid piles of cushions and surrounded by

curios and mementos which accumulate in every family, each ren'iiniscent of good times gone by. Many
one—story Bungalows may have in the attic a Den or Smoking or Billiard room.

The dining room should be large and well—lighted, and as it will contain few articles of furniture, it
may be finished somewhat elaborately, with paneled wainscoting. plate—rail, etc.

Sleeping rooms should be light and well ventilated and decorated in rather bright, cheerful tints.

Owing to the comparative smallness of the ordinary bath room, we must strive to arrange the various
fixtures in the most economical manner. To dispense with chairs, we might build a seat in some convenient
corner. Aside from a medicine cabinet and a linen closet for towels, etc., very little remains to complete
this room. For an inexpensive wainscot hard wall plaster is a suitable alternative for the genuine tile. From
the top of the wainscot, which is usually about four feet. a light tint for the walls and ceiling. together with
white enameled woodwork is suggestive of purity and cleanliness. and is very pleasing. \Yhere one can afford
decorations, a continuous design of a water scene with lilies and swan thrown in at intervals adds richness
to the room.

I am inclined to believe that every housewife who plans a house commences with the kitchen. and I am
still more inclined to think she is right. It is a most important room, and should be made as cheerful and
convenient as possible. Saving of steps m‘ans conservation of energy and health, and consequently promotes
the general welfare of the family. \Vhere it is possible. the sink should be in the center of the long drain—
board, so that the soiled dishes can be placed at one end and when washed laid on the other. The space
underneath this drain—boanl may be utilized for kitchen utensils. In the modern kitchen much attention is
given to the proper distribution of the various cupboards. flour bins, spice receptacles and the many {little
contrivances which appeal to women. llere, too, the hard wall wainscot, well painted or, better, still, enameled.
is valuable. from the standpoint of sanitation. as it washes easily and does not absorb dust. \\'hite enameled
woodwork. although more expensive than the natural finish or paint. makes an ideal finish for the kitchen.

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I wish to call attention to the fact that I am not confined to the sale of the enclosed plans, nor do I limit
myself to the sale of drawings now in my stock, inasmuch as I am fully prepared to incorporate your ideas
in special work. If you wish to order special drawings I would request that you inform me as to the
locality in which you purpose to build, at the same time sending in your data as to the number of rooms,
their arrangement. and the amount of money you wish your home to cost. For special plans preliminary
pencil sketches are always sent for criticism and alterations, and tracings are not completed until these sketches
are approved. lior climates more rigid than California my plans and specifications are adapted with full
knowledge and experience of the requirements.

Owing to the wide divergence in the cost of building materials, labor, etc, in different localities, I am
unable to give the exact cost of the buildings illustrated in this book. \Vhere prices are given they are
those at which the houses have been actually completed in Southern California, and must be taken as approx—
imate for other localities. Thus costs of buildings are based upon prices about as follows: Dimension
lumber $20.00 per thousand feet: finish lumber, $40.00 per thousand; carpenter labor, $3.50, and bricklayers
and plasterers. $5.00 per day. Other materials and labor at proportionate prices.

L05 Angola’s, ("a/H ."illgltd‘f Ijllz, 1906’. L 0i WM

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NL‘MIEICR 110 is a very attractive exterior. which admits of a great

number of varied lloor plans. Three arrangements are shown on this and
the next page. The construction may be of shingles and clinker brick if desired.
instead of weatherboarding and smooth brick. as shown above. The house is
30 feet by 53 feet, including the wide front porch. and it can be built for

about $2000.00.

See other floor plans for this house. next page.

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Cost about $1800.00
It frequently happens that floor plans can be considerably varied for the same exterior. Any one floor
plan may be selected when ordering. but purchasers will please state carefully what is wanted. The exterior
plans are. of course, adapted to any apparent discrepancy in floor plans.

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;\s here shown. Number 112 has 2111 artificial stone front. but cobbles or

clinker brick. or hard red brick could be used with good effect. The house
may be shiugled or weatherboarded, as desired. :\ tile roof would be in
excellent taste. with cement stucco walls. but this of course would add to the
cost. Si7e 40 by 47 feet. and its cost will be about $2000.00.

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XL'MllliR 114. .\ simple. inexpensive home, with all the

essentials of individuality. cmnfort and convenience, and no lack
of artistic features. The outside may be eith *r re—sawed weather-
boarding‘ 0r shingles. with panel \vainscoting and beam ceilings,
in dining room and hardwuod floors in living and dining rooms.
This house. which is 28 feet front by 44 feet deep. can be built
for about $1500.00. \Vithout panel \vainscoting, hardwood floors
and beam ceiling. $1350.00.

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balcony, its solid exposed chimney and rear balcony give at once a conception of the
comfort and Convenience to be found within. A careful study of the floor plans on next page will show that
one's expectations will be fully r‘alized. This is one of my favorite homes, and every owner has been extrava—
The sewing room 011 first floor will be appreciated by "madam
my lady" quite as much as any other of the many good features. It has hardwood floors and panel wainsCot
in hall. (lining room and living room: cove ceiling in dining room and beam ceilings in hall and living
room. The size is 32 feet front by 47 feet deep, and it has been built for $3200.00
lot. l’lan may be had reversed without extra charge, (as may any plan in this book).
or smooth. and house may be weatherboarded 0r shingled.

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11 is a full two—stury house. with available attic if desired.

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W“ is not an expensive house it has been built for about $2803.00—but
(1} “SET as a home it proves so attractive that after a few months' residence
not one of the family would leave it for many times its cost. The
,, 1 floor plans give an excellent idea. of the interior, and the small sketch
I“ Q <Z> E: shows the finish and decoration of the living room. B’am ceilings
,% LMNQ ROOM DWNG goon J” lend themselves peculiarly well to chain effects in lighting fixtures.

S ‘E'O'W'Q ”‘0‘“‘0 and add much to the richness of the living room.
F _ ‘ _ l Note the low arched fireplace and the arrangement of the two
30“ principal rooms, which may, when desired, be thrown into practically
pom-m one large room.
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photograph of the lot be sent I will furnish design for
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it has a fine large living room. in which a brick chimney and open
fireplace could be built with mantel for about $75.00.

This house is about 28 feet by 42 feet, and can be built for
$1400.00. Complete.

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nook and open stairway. and its r ‘ar door opening out under the pergola. is a fetching
feature. It has allarge buffet kitchen, a Clever back—stair arrangement and plenty of
well-arranged rooms and closets. Size 46 feet front by 28 feet deep, not including porches.
and will cost al:out $2750.00. Especially adapted to a corner lot.

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times in Southern California at a cost of about $4000.00. but it always looks as if it must have cost nearly
double that amount. lt is a two-story lungalow of the Swiss Chalet type. It is 36 feet front (not including
the porte—cochere‘) and 40 feet deep. exclusive of the garage at the rear and the tile-floored terrace in front.
lixact dimensions are given on the floor plans. which illustrate many details and should be carefully studied to
note the features which have been worked in. ,
Note also the outline sketch of the interior of living room, with a glimpse of the dining room and stair—
way platform in the extreme distance. This sketch also gives an idea of the beam-ceiling effect when artistic—
ally done. The specifications call for hardwood floors and beam ceilings in the living room and diningroom.
Note the very convenient kitchen with separate servants' stairway. the den with gas fireplace and mantel with
book shelves on either side, the broad window seat in dining room and buffet in same room, the large open fire—
place with seats in living room. etc.. etc. See floor plans on next page.
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NUMBER 148. The public in general. those of an artistic
temperament as well as those with a lack of appreciation of the
beautiful. seem to endorse this home with hearty approval because
of its inviting exterior and its economical arrangement. lt is not

an expeilisrve lliouse. ei'en though 1t1 LOIltlellS oak Hoolil‘s, belam ce11)l— A verv popular design. cozv. homelike and. adapted to
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for $1800.00.

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who requires a den or office. This house is about 3.) feet front h_\' .10 feet

deep. not inchnling porches. and can he hnilt for ahont $180000. lr‘loor l’lan No. 151.

NL’MBER 152.

Conzfi/eie plans and spat-
iicaz‘ions of this house with
all neeessuev inferior de-
tails, either as shown 011 this
page 01' reversed, will be
furnished for $10.00.

 

 

 

      
 
 

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This picture was made just after the house was completed. One can E: l: .
readily imagine what a beautiful little nest it will be when covered with Ei’PEIGGll-A I
Vines and shrubbery. The arrangement is most convenient, and its den if ii
and small breakfast room are not the least of its attractive features. Its C:fi]:-:,::lr,r_—::l—‘—
size is 32 feet by 52 feet. nut including den and pergola, and it can be LI d U i‘l
built in] about $2000.00. :

Elimr l’lan No. 1-12.

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NL'MIHCR 157. To arrange

seems to he the demand of the

 

 

six rooms conveniently

general public, and this

house is successfully meeting that demand. There is not

much \vaste hall. and _vet any room may he entered with—

out interfering with the occupants in the others. For a

six—room bungalow this is inexpensive, convenient and

att‘active. The size is 5.2 feet by altout 51 feet. and its

cost is about $1800.00.

28

Complete plans and speci-
fications of this house with
lIt‘t't'SStl)‘_\' inferior a’c-
z‘ai/s, either as S/IOZUII on this
page 02' reversed, will be
furnished for $10.00.

 

   
 
 
  
 

 

 

 

 

 

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This is not a regular stock plan, but an exterior of one of the larger
houses for which we make special plans. This general style can be adapted
to a house of almost any size, and the room arrangements made to suit
individual tastes and requirements.

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NUMBER 100 is a solid, substantial house, and very
much liked.

Many persons do not care to have the dining room as a
sepa‘ate room, and so we simply make of it a sort of an alcove
with columns and buttresses to denote the dividing line. lly so
doing we connect these two rooms into one, making a desirable
entertaining room. For an inexpensive home this is a gem
worth study. The open court or patio is an attractive
Y‘ature, and a charming and convenient place for a dinner
al fresco. The house is 30 feet front by 44 feet. and will cost
about $1800.00.

30

Complete plans and speci—
fications of this house will;
all necessary inferior dc-
falls, either as shown 011 this
page or n’t'crscd, will be
furnished for $7.50.

 

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NUMBER 167 is modeled somewhat on the Swiss Chalet style. lt is
$3000.00. Note the
the sun porch openinfr out of the dininw‘

32 feet front by 45 feet deep. and can be built for about
buffet kitchen with
room the sewinO‘ room, the la aree front piazza the open brick tlreplace in livinjr
the buffet
floor has: four nice chambers and bath room, plenty of closets and a minimum

back stairway

room with seats on either side in dining room. etc. The second

waste of space for hall: in fact. for economical utilizing of space I doubt

whether the plan could be surpassed. The exterior of this house is very

att ‘active. The foundation and buttresses of front porch are of clinker brick

and cobblestones. and every line and every proportion of tl e entire structure

are exactly right.

Hardwood floors in hall. living and dining rooms. lleam ceiling in hall

and living room. l’anel wainscotine‘ in living and dining rooms.

NUMBER 172.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Xl'Al HER 172. This one and one—half story
llung‘alow is very popular \yben plenty of room
is wanted at a minimum cost. The exterior is
very pleasing, the long sloping front roof being
broken by a broad gable. The inside ar‘ang‘e—
ment is excellent. and there are many attractive
features which will be noted on the lloor plans.

This house is 26x48 (includingr front porch).
contains seyen rooms. bath room and two balls,
and can be built for about 82500.00.

See elevation on page 30.

Complete Nam and speci—
fications of 1/111‘ 11111150 tuft/1
all 115ccxsar_\' inferior dc-
fui/s. vii/101‘ as shown 011 {1115
page 01' roz'mzs‘m’, will be
7'111'11119/11‘11' for 810.00.

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Comp/etc plans and spccz'~
ficaz‘ions of this house with
ail necessary interior dc-
mils, either as shown on this
page or roz'crscd, will be
furnished for $10.00.

For solid comfort and ele—
.g‘ance combined. it would be
indeed difficult to improve on
this Colonial design. The cut
gives a fair idea of its exterior.
with cobblestone exposed chim—
neys and cobble foundation to
the broad piazza. but the floor

 

 

 

 

 

  
  
  
   
  
  

 

 

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plans especlally Will repay D U ‘ i ‘
careful study.

This is a house which grows on one. not only in exterior beauty. but especially
in its roomy interior and convenient home—like arrangement.

Features: \Vide. covered porch. square reception hall. from which open the dining.
room on one side and the living room on the other through broad onening‘s: the easv stair—
way, with wide lower steps. just right for seats for the little ones: the open fireplaces:
the cozy den with seats and lockers; the handy kitchen with large butler's pantry: the
conservatory onening out of the back hall: the sewing roo1n(larg‘e enough for an extra
bed room if needed); the cozy nooks with seats in the bed rooms. etv,

The house is 371,4; feet front by 54 feet deen. and its estimated cost. with hardwimd
floors and beam ceilings in hall and principal rooms. is $4000.04),

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

SECOND FLOORELAN -No.180

Looking~ through from Diningr Room.

34

NUMBER 184.

 

This is one of my special plans and can be worked up
to suit the individual. When desired, if a description or
photograph of the let be sent 1 will furnish design for
front yard, terraces, stone work, etc.

 

 

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NUMBER 185.

 

 

 

 

A substantial roomy house, on pure Bungalow lines, and not expensive.
The rooms are large, light and airy, and it will prove an ideal home for a
small family. Size about 40 feet square, and cost about $1800.00. The buffet
kitchen with sink and cupboards in the bay window is a taking feature.

37

 

Complete plans and speci-
fications of this house with
all necessary interior de-
tails, either as shown on this
fage 0r eez'ersea’, will be
furnished for $10.00.

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Complete plans and speci-
fications of this house with,
all necessary interior de-
tails, either as shown on this
page or reversed, will be
furnished for $10.00.

      
    
  
 
  

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printed price. Size 32 by 46 feet, and can be built for about $1700.00. 13mm 3209”

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This is not a regular stock plan, but is made up to order only, to suit the
ideas and requirements of the owner. The porte—cochere may be omitted and
the house made in any required size. It has been made with living room, hall,
dining room, den, music room, sewing room, inaid's room. butler's pantry, etc.,
on first floor, with five or six chambers and bathroom on second floor, with
plenty of closets. There is a large attic where bedrooms, or an attic den,
smoking room or billiard room can be made.

39

 

NUMBER 190. ' Complete plans and speci-
. g . fications of this house with
' all necessary interior de-
_ ' tails, either as shown on this
- ‘ page or reversed, will be‘
furnished for $10.00.

 

 

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NUMBER" 190. For a six—room house, perhaps this is the plan which I
most frequently suggest, and never has it failed to bear out my recommendation. ' _ Ln§§§2§x121€0M
Its exterior is massive, solid and artistic. The broad span of the front. the ' '
heavy cobblestone pillars. foundation walls and exposed chimney. in connection
with the overhanging eaves and shed—roof dormer, all add artistic beauty.

\Vith vines covering the stone work and arches, and shrubbery about the
foundation walls, it would be difficult to conceive of a more beautiful home.
The interior is quite as attractive, and convenient to the last degree. The
living room has broad open fireplace, with cobblestone mantel, beam ceiling,
hardwood floor and panel wainscot. Dining room has floors, ceiling. etc., to
match living room. Size of house, 30 feet front by 47 feet deep, and can be
built for about $2350.00. See next page for other floor plans, which can be

built with this exterior.

 

 

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NUMBER 195. Nothing is more offensive to good taste in
architecture than too much “gingerbread" trimming, but the artistic
introduction of heavy roof brackets, llower boxes and overhanging
shed—roofs greatly enhance the attractiveness of this beautiful and
very popular home.

A pleasing effect is produced by the irregular boulders in the
exposed brick chimney. Note the convenient, roomy interior, the
abundance of closets, the open fireplace, with book shelves on each
side, etc. lnstead of a conventional bullet, the dining room has a
china closet each side of window ledge. This house is 24 feet front
by 41 feet deep, and with hardwood lloors and beam ceilings in hall,
dining and living rooms, has been built for $2500.00.

 

 

    
 
  

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Complete plahs and speci-
fications of this house with
all necessary interior de-
tails, either as shown on this
page or reversed, will be
furnished for $10.00.

  

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fications of this house with
all necessary interior de-
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page or ret'm'scd, will be
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A charming little home for a 50-foot. or wider, lot. The outside construction

is rough finish with shakes on the walls. Shingles or weatherboarding can be
used if preferred. The piano alcove could be used for a den or office.

This house is 38 feet front, including nook, and about 50 feet deep, including
Floor Plan No. 196. front porch, and will cost about $1800.00.

43

NUMBER 197.

Complete plans and speci—
fications of this house with
all necessary interior de-
tails, either as shown on this
page or reversed, will be
furnished for $10.00.

 

 

 

This mission style Bungalow is of stucco construction over wood, with tile roof. The patio or court is a
feature which is very popular in 'California. W'ith its fountain, flowers, easy chairs, couches. etc., it makes
a charming lounging or smoking room. Sometimes this patio is glass covered and enclosed on four sides,
but more frequently it is open overhead and at one end. This home is 46 by 54 feet, and has been built for
$4000. In the second floor is one room only, which could be utilized as a den, smoking or billiard room.
See floor plans and interiors on next page. ‘

44

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Complete plans and speci-
fications of this house with
all necessary interior de-
tails, either as shown on this
page or eeversed, will be
furnished for $10.00.

 

 

 

 

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Cough/etc plans and speci—
fications of this house with
all ‘JZCCCSSUI’j' inferior de-
tails, either as shown on this
page or reversed, will be
furnished for $10.00.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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NUMBER 206 is a charming Bungalow of the Swiss Chalet
style. and is especially effective on a c01‘ner lot. The house proper is
30 feet front by 40 feet deep, with gable end to the front, and it
can be built for $3200.00. Allowance is made for hardwood floors
and beam ceilings in the two principal rooms, and the entire arrange-
ment. inside and out. is artistic. cozy and beautiful. The small sketch
gives an idea of the nook with wide mullion windows and seats in
the front of dining room. It also gives a hint of a simple but
effective beam ceiling scheme. with electric light drop fixtures, of
which there are four in this room.

46

NUMBER 207.

 

  
 

 

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NUMBER 207. The demand for simple but artistic bungalows is
so great that investors find great profit in building such a style as
this to put on the market, and find no difficulty in selling. Note the
pleasing effect of the brackets supporting the overhang of the eaves,
the broad front porch, simplearrangement of rooms, etc. The house
is 28 feet front by 45 feet deep over all, and with beam ceilings in
living room and dining room as shown, it can be built for about
$1600.00. At slight additional expense hardwood floors and paneled
wainscoting could be put in the living and dining rooms, and these,
with the open fireplace and buffet as seen through the buttressed
“opening, would produce a charming effect.

Complete plans and speci-
fications of this house with
all 'Izeeessary interior (le-
taz'ls, either as shown on this
page or reversed, will be
furnished for $I0.00.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

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NUMBER 208. Coziness is the keynote to this charming home
with many of the advantages of a more stately mansion. Expensive
features are supplanted by economical necessities. The arrangement
is fine, and in every way conducive to saving of steps. Size 33 feet
front by 38 feet deep, and cost about $1500.00. The exterior may be
either shingles 0r weatherboarding. The large exposed chimney may
"be of plain dark burnt brick or clinker brick, with equally good effect.

Complete plans and speci—
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NUMBER 209 is one of the handsomest homes we have built at
anything near its cost (about $4500.00). It has two full stories, and
yet its exterior is a true Bungalow. Size 46 feet front (including
porte—cochere) by 52 feet deep. Clapboard siding with shingled
gables. Front porch and steps of cement, with brick piers and
columns. The porch is covered by the overhanging house-roof, but the
porte—cochere has pergola beams. Living room, dining room and
front porch have beam ceilings. Hardwood floors in two main rooms.
Note the cozy corner in living room, large fireplace, window seats and
broad stairway and landing.

Note also the buffet kitchen with back stairs, maid’s room on first
floor, buffet and circle window in dining room, the fine large front
chamber on second floor, with wide circle window and cozy seats,
the abundance of closets bath room easily accessible from every bed
room, the balcony at rear, etc, etc.

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p213; Misuse)" $1000.00 with weatherboarded or shingled exterior. If built as de—
‘ZLOMFO’ scribed under N0. 211, it will cost about $800.00. Floor plan is the
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with burlap inside, this makes a suitable abode for the summer resort all Necessary interior ale--
along the lakes or seashore. ln sunny California this style of building tails, either as shown on’ this
makes a comfortable home f01 the entiie yea1 Size 28 by 40 feet; cost page or reversed, will be

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an attractive feature.
about $1800.00.

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flll’lllfllf’d f07’ $10-00. balconies and terraces, low rambling roof lines, and an interior
arrangement well adapted to any locality. The principal rooms are

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den, which might be connected with the hall by a passage instead of
the closet, and form an admirable office for a physician or other
professional man. This house can be built for about $2700.00. It
is about 40 feet square, not including the side terrace.

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Clinker brick, shingled or re-sawed “catherboarding and shingle roof is
the construction of this beautiful Bungalow. The kitchen is small, but has a
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NUMBER 320 is an exceptionally pretty design and lends itself peculiarly
well to vines and flowers. The square part of front porch has been used as a
lovely outdoor sitting room in each instance when the house has been built. L 1931:3852»
The features are many; the reception hall with seat, the three open fireplaces,
the cozy den, with book shelves, the large living room with corner seats, etc.
Back stairs go up from the screen porch to the large storage room. Hardwood
floors, beam ceilings and panel wainscot are planned for the living and dining
rooms, reception hall and den; and the house, which is 38 by 48 feet, can be
built for about $2300.00. This house is also arranged with two floors; see

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The general outside appearance of this house is like No. 320 on pre?
ceding page. All changes, such as locatiQn of ch1111ney,.buffet etc., are '
duly shown, No. 320- -A being a complete and separate plan This house
is 38 feet by about 42 feet, and will cost about $2809. 00 For a small
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This quaint and attractive house, with its cobblestone porch wall and
chimney, is 36 feet front by 52 feet deep over all, and will cost about
$2000.00. Three floor plans are given. showing five and six rooms, respect—
ively. The rooms are large and well arranged, and the broad cobblestone
fireplace in the living room, and the handsome buffet and nook across the end
of the dining room are most attractive features. Bookcases are built in the
buttresses on either side of the wide opening between the living and dining
rooms. Hardwood floors and beam ceilings are contemplated for the two
principal rooms, and a very complete buffet kitchen. Attention is invited to the
terrace-porch, with its pergola beams, and the broad bay¥window in the front
bed chamber. If a covered front porch is preferred to the pergola, the plan
is furnished thus altered without extra charge. See other floor plans on
next page.

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This is an excellent example of multum in par-v0 -in architecture—much
house and much convenience for little money. This house has been built several
times for $1600.00, including plumbing, electric light fixtures, etc.

The exterior is plain but attractive, while the interior is a model of conven—
ience. Attention is called to the easy accessibility of the bath room from any
part of the house, a feature which will be noted in all of my plans. For the
sake of convenience the straight entrance hall is used, but its lines are broken
by the wide entrance to the living room. The spacious front and screen porches
will be appreciated. The size of the house is 31 by 40 feet, not including

porches.

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arrangement.

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NL'MBER 347. A very attractive design. with gable front and peculiarly
adapted to a narrow lot. This house is 28 by 56 feet over all, and has clinker
brick porch piers and chimney gracefully proportioned. Heavy chains between
the porch piers give an old—fashioned quaintness. As shown in the cut. the
ample front porch has a smooth cement floor, for which a wood floor might be
substituted in a colder climate. Note the large living-room with pressed brick
fireplace, on one side of which is a broad seat with capacious locker underneath,
and on the other a low bookcase: the wide buffet in the dining room. the two
good sized bed rooms with ample closets, and the convenient arrangement of
the bath room. The two principal rooms have hardwood floors, and the
house has a very handy buffet kitchen. This very popular home can be built
for about $1800.00.

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A solid, compact little bungalow, the beauty of which is its almost severely
plain lines but well balanced proportions. It looks like a home in every exterior
aspect, and the cozy interior strengthens this impression. Size 28 by 46 feet,
and will cost about $1500.00. The. buffet kitchen and pantry are attractive
features.

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NUMBER 352 is a good example of a large roomy house at moderate cost.
Every room is large, light and airy, and there is not an inch of waste space.
The house is 30 feet front by 61 feet deep, and with beam ceilings and hard—
wood floors in living and dining rooms can be built for about $2300.00. The
exterior, with its cobblestone chimney and well proportioned lines, is very attract-
ive, and the floor plans will repay careful examination. Note the broad brick
fireplace and mantel with book shelves on either side, the window seat in the
(lining room; the butler's pantry between dining room and kitchen, and the
small dressing room opening from the rear bed room. A most satisfactory
house in every respect. See other floor plans for this elevation, on next page.

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NUMBER 356 has been universally voted a little gem. Its artistic exterior,

set off by cobblestone chimney and porch pillars, is as attractive as? its cozy
interior is comfortable and convenient. It is 30 by 52 feet, with seven rooms.
It can be built for about $2000.00, with hardwood floors, beam ceilings and
panel wainscoting in living and dining rooms and den. The plan merits close
study, and the rooms throughout lend themselves to dainty decorations and
inviting furniture—not necessarily expensive. The den, with its roomy book
shelves and seat; the living room with broad open fireplace and cozy corners;
the arrangement for separate toilet and bath room and the dining room with
buffet and window seat‘ are all features which attract. This plan can be had
without extra charge with roof carried down over the front porch instead of
with pergola, as shown above. See other floor plans for this elevation on
next page. ‘
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is 32 feet front by 48 feet deep (not including back porch), and can be built for
about $2000.00, with hardwood floors and beam ceilings in the living and dining
rooms. It has two open fireplaces, buffet kitchen and large screen porch. The
connection between kitchen, dining room and hall is very cleverly arranged.
the dining room is a lrautitul octagonal apartment, and lends itself to tasteful
‘he buffet in the dining room is unusual in design,

furnishing and decm'ating.
and has a stained glass window back in dull, well—blended colors, much enhancing
tl e attractiveness of the array of dishes, glass and silverware. In every way

I can recommend this house. to every lover of a snug, artistic home.

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The picture of this classy little Bungalow was made before it was quite
It is a charming little nest, and the room arrangement will repay
This house

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completed.
a close inspection. Size 38 by 57 feet, and will cost about $2400.00.

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NUMBER 359 is a very pretty and convenient five—room Bungalow, 26
feet front by 44 feet deep, and can be built for about $1500.00. lts special
features are the fine large front porch, the bath room between and connecting
with the two bed rooms, the buffet kitchen, the open fireplace, and buffet in
dining room, and good—sized screen porch with wash tray. The plan calls for
a disappearing bed which is concealed by a panel under the buffet, and runs
back under the closet and the seat in the bath room when not in use. In case
of emergency, when an extra bed is’wanted, it pulls out into the dining room,
and so easily are these beds adjusted that a child can pull them out with one
finger. Perfect ventilation is ingeniously arranged for when the bed is pushed
back into its enclosure, and the plan is as wholesome and hygienic as it is
convenient. See other floor plans for this elevation on page 69.

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28 feet wide.

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Number 360 has shingled and cobble stone exterior
with shingle roof. For floor plans and cost of [his beau—
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sizes and three arrangements.

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A good substantial home. with every requisite for comfort. This plan is
well adapted to the seashore. but quite as suitable for any location. The music
room opens out of the living room and has two high windows over the space
for piano. 0f course. if so desired. this room could he used for a den, or.
with slight: alteration. as an extra bed room. The features are well shown
on the floor plan. and hardwood floors and paneled wainscot are provided for
in the music. living and (lining rooms.

The house is 28 feet front by 54 feet, and it can he built for about $1300.00.
The picture was made from a newly finished house. and the imagination must

supply flowers. trees. shrul.)hery. vines. etc. In fact. this remark applies to
many of the exteriors illustrated in this hook.

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XUMBERS 374 and 375 are pretty little homes
with well arranged interiors. They have pressed brick
fireplaces and mantels. and many features for comfort
and convenience which are shown in the plans.

Number 374 is 30 by 53 feet over all, and can be
built for about $1650.00.

Number 375 is 30 by 45 feet over all, and will cost
about $1550.00. Both are finished with panel wainscot
in the principal rooms. ‘

A front View of No. 375 may be seen on another
page in this book, where with different floor plan it is
given as house No. 343.

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course. exposed chimney and fine large front porch.
over all. and can be built for about $1900.00. The interior may well be
considered a model plan. Note the fireplace. with seats. and the broad window
seat. with book shelves in the living“ room: wide buffet. bay~window and ledge .
in dining room: convenient arrangement of rear rooms with separate toilet and l ‘
bath; screen porch with wash trays: large buffet kitchen. etc. .\lternate floor l’l

plans for this exterior are shown on next page.

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Cost about $1900.00

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This houseis somewhat after the Spanish style of home building in its
interior arrangement. The elevation is very attractive and inviting, with its
large front porch. wide windows and low overhanging roof, but the interior
is still more so. The spacious living room runs through and opens with lirench
windows to the open court or "patio." Dining room and living room are
practically one large room. with hardwood floors. beam ceilings and panel
wainscoting. There is a large open fireplace in the dining room. Bath room
is conveniently located. with good economy of hall space. Kitchen has good
cupboards, cooling closet, etc.. and stairs leading up to second floor, where there
is abundant storage room and where a servant's room can he huilt if desired.
Stationary wash trays on screen porch are provided; in fact these are included
in nearly all of my plans. This commodious home is 38’ feet front by 44 feet
deep, and can he built for about $2150.00

 

 

 

 

 

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This is an inexpensive house in the best meaning of the term. It has very
pretty exterior lines, broken artistically by large brackets, window boxes, etc.;
a good roomy porch with brick foundation and pillars. Clinker brick may be

used if desired.

The floor plan is self—explanatory. Note the open fireplace with book shelves
under the high windows on either side; the large buffet in dining room; the handy
kitchen and screen porch; convenient bath room, etc. This plan shows a parlor.
but this could readily be arranged for a bed room or den if desired. The
house is 30 feet by 44 feet, and can be built for about $1675.00.

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all necessary interior de-
tails, either as shown on this
page or reversed, will be
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NUMBER 389. A beautiful little Bungalow, which is peculiarly adapted
to vines, flowers and shrubbery. lts solid exterior with massive brick chimney.
terrace porch and broad bay window opening from living room are very attrac—
tive features.

The arrangement of the rooms is excellent. Note the cozy seats in hall and
two main rooms. the large buffet in dining room. the very handy buffet kitchen.
the position of the bath room between the bed rooms. with separate toilet. etc.
This house is 28 feet by 50 feet, and can be built for about $1000.00.

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swain or the shyest maul. lhe floor plan 15 a model or convenience and the fications of this house with
house which is 33 feet square can he built for about $1200.00. \ all necessary interior dc—

. fails, either as shown on this
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NUMBER 392.

 

 

 

 

 

A beautiful little home, the ver_v embodiment of grace and
Small entrance hall. fine front porch, two fireplaces, cozy

NUMBER 392.
comfort. Features:
seats in dining room and living room, bullet in dining room. good kitchen with
large pantry connecting, plenty of closets. two direct independent connections
a great convenience), large screen prirch with
lt can he built for

from front to rear (sometimes
This is not an expensive house for its size.
lt will look well either on an elevation or on

wash trays, etc.
$1800.00, and is 30 feet by 52 feet.

a level lot. See other floor plans next page.

Complete, plans and speci—
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all necessary inferior de—
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This is a substantial home‘ commodious and with almost an air of Dutch
solidity. The construction is all of wood. and its lines are very graceful. lt
is 36 feet front by .12 feet deep over all. and can he built for ahout $2700.00.
with hardwood floors and beam ceilings and panel wainscot in the reception hall.
1iv1ng‘ and dining rooms. lt has two good rooms with large closets on second
floor, and front balcony. The tloor plans show the many attractive features

throughout the house. See floor plans on next page.

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lior a large lot. either level or elevated. where a broad rich effect is desired, without sacrificing the com-
fortable homelike appearance, 1 warmly recommend this plan. It is a one—and-one—half—story Bungalow, 4() feet
by 30 feet. and can be built with hardwood floors, beam ceilings and paneled wainscot in living room, dining
room and den for about $2800.00 The outside construction is all of wood, and the lines are so proportioned
as to give a solid.‘ substantial effect, as well as reality. The special feature is the main stairway at the end of
the spacious living room. This leads up by graceful turns. crossing over above the broad mantel and clinker
brick fireplace. :\ drop beam crosses in front of the. fireplace, making a charming nook effect. and beside
the chimney is the coziest kind of a corner. The handy cabinet kitchen. buffet in dining room and ample closet
room on second tloor will appeal to every housekeeper, while the denwith its corner seat will prove an
attractive spot to every member of the family. See floor plans on next page. ‘

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A very handsome residence for almost any situation. Built in'the Spanish Mission style, with balcony
over the front porch and porte c0chere.. The construction may be stucco or pebble—dash with tile roof. The
floor plans show the large open court or patio, reached through French windows from the reception hall.

There is also a balcony over a part of this court.
notable for both beauty and convenience.

The floor plans show the many features of this house
There are three brick fireplaces, with mantels. hardwood floors,

beam ceilings and panel wainscot in hall, living and dining rooms and den. The house is 44 by 51 feet over

all, and has been built for $5600.00

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This two—story Bungalow is admirable in many ways. The cut gives a very good id‘a of its handsome
exterior. The rooms are large and well arranged, and the house has proved a great favorite, having been built
many times in Southern California. The floor plans are self—explanatory. and the many attractive features
are worthy of careful study. Hardwood floors, beam ceilings and panel wainseoting are provided for in the
reception hall, livingr and dining rooms. The house is 32 feet square. and it can be built for about $3500.00.

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This is a typical Bungalow with all the low broad effect, and yet is
practically a two-story house. The double gable front is very effective, and
this house is a great favorite in Southern California, having been built a
score of times in Los Angeles alone. The size is 28 by 47 feet. and it has been
built complete with hardwood floors, panel \vainscoting and beam ceilings in
l’irst Floor No. 400. thefiliving‘ and dining rooms. hall and den, for $3,500.00. Kitchen has a fine
buh’et pantry. The exterior of this cozy home is very attractive. and the floor
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NFMBER 406 is one of the handsomest houses in my list. The exterior is fairly well shown in the
illustration, a pleasing effect being given by the large dormer which breaks the main roof. Front porch has
cement floor and steps, with brick balustrade and columns. The special features are the wide entrance, hall
and stairway, the large living room with broad seat in bay window. and massive fireplace and mantel. with
book shelves either side, the open fireplace in dining room, the easily accessible bath room. sunny sewing room
with its outside flower box, etc. The size is 41 by 34 feet. and with hardwood floors and beam ceiling in

hall, living and dining rooms, this house can be built for about $3500.00. .

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The double ,gabled dormer window adds greatly to this charming home, and the balcony is always liked.
Note the clinker brick chimney and front porch columns and foundations, the broad front unbroken by pil—
lars. etc. The arrangement and features of Number 407 are shown in the floor plan. and have given much
satisfaction. Number 407—A shows a different first floor plan. with den instead of music room. Note the
cabinet pantry opening between kitchen and dining room. Size 28 feet front by 40 feet deep, and approxi—
mate c<>st. including beam ’ceiling‘ as indicated, hardwoml floors and panel wainscot in living room and dining
room. is $3150.00. See floor plans on next page.

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This is a ease. in whieh the picture gives an inadequate idea of the beauty of the house. It is a very
pretty little home. and will surely give satisfaction. lt has a story and a haltc with two large bed rooms,
hath room and large elosets on seeond tloor. .\ disappearing bed is plaeed in the front bed room. and will
no doubt prove a great eonvenienee at times when an extra bed is needed. The interior ar‘ang‘ement is
excellent and handy. and the plans show the lireplaee, bullet, eozy seats and eorners in the several rooms.
Stationary wash trays and toilets are on the sereen poreh. This house is 28 feet by 40 feet, and can be built for
about $2400.00. See lloor plans on next page.

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placc. “llh ”Wk Slll‘lVCS' “1“ Th“ balcony in front 01" sccoinl storv is large cnongh for slct‘lnng‘ and is a
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Decirledly an example of “something <lilferent,” as will be seen hy the location of the chimney. giving
a fine nook with seats on either side of the broad mantel and fireplace in the front of the living room. The
arrangement of the main and back stairways is tine, and when the dining room. living room and reception
hall witlf hardwood tloors. heam ceilings and panel wainscot, are thrown open into ‘ach other. the effect is
charming. A novel and useful feature is the sun porch opening from the (lining room. This will make a
good conservatory in L‘()l(lCI‘ climates. Kitchen has a fine cahinet pantry. and the large trunk room (large
ei‘iough for a child's l)C(lI'()(Hll) and the large sleeping halcony are good features. The plan shows many fea—
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This house is 38 feet by 42 feet, and has been built for $2800.00.
It has hardwood floors and panel wainscoting in living and dining

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and shrubs will enhance its beauty. The cobblestone work and side
porch and balcony are its chief exterior features. In locations where
stone is hard to get or expensive, brick can be substituted with good
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This is a roomy, well arranged home at moderate cost. ‘It is
30 feet 10 inches by 44 feet over all, and can be built for about
The exterior lines are graceful, and the interior is 'con-
venient, with many features which help to make a real home. This
house is well adapted either to an elevation or a level lot, and would
look well on a corner. The plan should be carefully studied to appre-

$2500.00.

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This handsome Bungalow has many commendable features and has
been built a dozen times or more. always giy ing complete satisfaction.
The broad span of the front porch affords an unobstructed View from
the large living room. The construction is resawed weatherboarding.
shingle roof, cobble chimney and porch columns, etc. Clinker brick
or hard dark red brick can be used instead of cobbles with good effect.
There is a fine bufi‘et kitchen. and the bath room arrangement is ex-
cellent.

The size is 30 feet by 47 feet and with hardwood floors, b‘am
ceilings and panel wainscot in living and dining rooms. the cost will

be about $2400.00.

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Construction: Glazed hollow terra cotta blocks, regarding which see plan
No. 530 on next page. The arrangement is good. Den may be made into a
separate room if desired. Note the buffet kitchen and the bath room arrange-
ment. Size 28 feet by 45 feet, and Cost about $1800.00.

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This house is built of glazed machine—made terra cotta blocks, a
new method of construction which is in every way commendable and
The blocks are made in Various
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are hollow, thus insuring warmth in winter and coolness in the heated

which is becoming very popular.
shapes and sizes to conform to any demands of architecture.
term. and a dry, healthy home always. The outer surface is a very
hard, dull glaze. impervious to rain, requiring no paint. and practically
everlasting. while the inside has a rough surface so that no lath is

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blocks are made in many colors so that most pleasing effects can be

needed and only about one-half the usual amount of plaster.
produced. This method of building is cheaper than brick, and in fact,
considering the saving of paint. lath. plaster and labor, it will cost
but little more than frame and be infinitely better in many ways. I
have plans and specifications now ready for this house as shown, and
am prepared to execute other designs promptly. This floor plan is
simple. but very convenient and roomy. and the house can be built for

about $1800.00. Size 28 feet by 46 feet.

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A very pretty, inexpensive little house, with convenient room
arrangement and handy buffet kitchen. Its extreme width is 241/3
feet. and its depth, including front porch, 42 feet. For a low priced
house this plan has many good features. It can be built for about

$1000.00. The exterior is very attractive.

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This Mission Bungalow is one of my special plan 5, and can be made up to any required size and room
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arrangement excellent, and the little but
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Floor Plan No. 536-A.
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the elevation on this page
with chimney and other

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This is a special design which will be made of any size, and with floor plans to suit owner. Construction
may be weatherboarcls, shingles or shakes, with either cobbles, clinker brick or pressed brick, with equally
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On this page will be found two floor plans for this very

popular little Bungalow.

rooms are all of a nice size.

Both arrangements are good, and the

This house and the one on the

next page will prove attractive and profitable for those who build

to sell, and hence they are especially valuable to those who are

building homes.

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A snug little home with lots of room and every convenience.
Construction is weatherboarding, with shingle roof. This home
can be made almost any desired width. and will cost from $I500.00

up. according to size and finish.

Comfiletc plans and speci—
fications of this house with
all necessary inferior de-
tails, either as shown on this
page or reversed, will be
furnished f0} $10.00.

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built for from $1200.00 to $1600.00. according to width.

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NUMBER 356. ' 123 Number 207 Mantel, and 207 Buffet.

B L‘NGALOW’ 3 [l-XNTELS.

WOOD SHELF

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\\'orl<ing plans of any of these mantels drawn
to scale (1%” to the foot) with specifications
sent to any address for $1.00.

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PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS
as furnished by
HENRY L. WILSON,
426, 427, 428 Copp Building, Los Angeles, Cal.

These four pages show in miniature what is
included in the plans which I furnish for $I0.00
($9.00 if you have purchased a Bungalow Book)
for any house shown in this book, without altera—
tions. In addition, a complete set of specifica—
tions, running from 15 to 30 pages, accompanies
each plan.

 

 

       
 

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Side elevation in miniature.

126

Front elevation and section in miniature.

ELEVATIONS—Four elevations are always
given showing all sides of the house. They
show the shape, size and location of porches.
gables, eaves, brackets, barge boards, and show
rafters, towers. bays, doors, windows, pitch of
roofs, etc.. all drawn accurately to scale and
marked to show materials to be used.

 

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urements from base,of foundations up. Roof

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Side elevation in miniature.

If none of the plans suit you exactly, make a
pencil sketch and send us your ideas and let us
make you an estimate and advise you on the

— ll“:2::’:f practicability of your ideas. See page I30.
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Rear elevation in miniature.

127

FLOOR PLANS—These sheets show shapes
and sizes of all rooms, halls, closets. porches, etc.;
the location and sizes of doors, windows, open—
ings, seats, bookcases, bufl‘ets, cupboards and
pantries. bathroom and kitchen fittings, gas and
electric fixtures, firealarm. mantels, chimneys.
etc. All necessary measurements are accurately

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They show moulding and trim, wainscot. plate
rails. picture moulding. newels and stair work.
buffets. cupboards. medicine cabinets. linen

closets. sink and drain boards. etc.

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ABOUT SPECIAL PLANS.

Sometimes a floor plan can be altered to suit a customer
without any change in the exterior, in which case the extra
cost will be $5.00 for one set of blue prints and specifica—
tions, but it should be. remembered that not the slightest
change can be made in the exterior at this price. When
special plans are ordered, or alterations which involve both
floor plans and exterior, the charge will be at the rate of
$5.00 per room (hall, bathroom and cellar do not count as
rooms.)

Make a pencil sketch of what is wanted, and write as
fully as possible. including every detail that is important.
linclose with your letter a deposit amounting to about one—
tliird of the total cost of plans. Pencil plans from your
sketches worked up to scale will duly be sent to you for
examination and correction. These pencil plans can be
altered until they are exactly right and satisfactory when
they will be traced up and finished.

In special plan orders, three sets of blue prints and three

sets of specifications are always furnished.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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P. MADSEN.
1908.

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FREDERICK J. FEWINGS.

Sunnyvale, Cal, January 1908.

your Plans and have Bungalow
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1908.

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plans. JOHN M. HITCHINGS.
Oakland, Cal, April, 1908.

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San Mateo, Cal., July, 1908.

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Ventura, Cal, July, 1908.

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EDXVIN “'ANOI'S, D. D. S.

Minneapolis. Minn., Aug. 1908.

Page
3 ............................ Price of Plans
4 .............................. Introduction
7 .......................... Publisher’s Note
8 .............................. Plan No. 110
9 ..................... Plans No. 110—131, 110-0
111 .............................. Plan No. 112
11 .............................. Plan No. 114
12-121 ............................ Plan No. 115
14-15 ........................... Plan No. 118
111 ............................. Plan No. 122
18 .......................... Plan No. 12:1
19 ............................ Plan No. 124
20—21 ................... Plan No. 125
72-231 ......... ... ... .......... Plan No. 1517
24 ............................. Plan No. 14S
24 .............................. Plan No. 149
25. .Plan No. 150
2(1 ............................. Plan 30. 151
27 ............. .. ... ...... Plan No. 152
‘38 ...................... Plan No. 157
29 ........................... .Plan No. 159
110 ............................. Plan No. 160
“1 ............................. Plan No. 1117
._-£1.'1 .................. Plan No. 172
314 .......................... ..P1an No. 180
311 .............................. Plan No.
37 .............................. Plan No. 185
38 ............................. Plan No. 187
39 ............. .... ........... Plan No. 198
40 .............................. Plan No. 190
41 .............. Plans No. 190.}, 190-11. 1904‘

INDEX

Page.

42 .............................. Plan No. 195
43 .............................. Plan No. 196
44-45 ............................ Plan No. 197
411 .............................. Plan No. 206
47 .............................. Plan No. 207
48 .............................. Plan No. 208
49 ......................... > ..... Plan No. 209
50 ................. ' ........ Plans No. 211-2121
51 .............................. Plan No. 215
521 ............................. Plan No. 301
5:1 .............................. Plan No. £110
.145.) ............................ Plan No. £120
511-57 ........... Plans No. .140-A, 5140—11, 3404}
5S .............................. Plan No. 343
59 ......................... Plans No. $144345
(10 .............................. Plan No. 347
(11 .............................. Plan No. 350
112-113 ............. Plans No. £152, 352-A, 352—11
(14-115 ............. Plans No. £1511, .‘1511-;\, 350—11
(16 .............................. Plan No. 2157
(17 .............................. Plan No. I158
(18-1'9( ............. Plans No. 2159. $159-;\, 5159-11
71 1- 71 ............. Plans No. .‘1110 :160- \ 3110—11
72 .............................. Plan \'(1 .172
7:1 .............................. l lan \o.:17.'1
74- 75 ....................... Plans No .174 .1.71
70-77 ............. Plans No. 5182 .182- \. 2182- 1
78 .............................. Plan No. .181
79 .............................. Plan No. .187
90 .............................. Plan No. .189
8‘1 .............................. Plan No. L190

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Page.

82-83 ............. Plans No. 392, 392-A, 392-B
84—85 ........................... Plan No. 393
8687 ........................... Plan No. 394
88—89 ................ Plans N0. 3941/2, 394141-14
90—91 ........................... Plan No: 395
929:1 ........................... Plan No. 397
94-95 ........................... Plan No. 400
96—97 ........................... Plan No. 406
98419 .................... Plans N0. 407, 407-14
100—101 .......................... Plan No. 412
102-103 .......................... Plan No. 414
104—105 .......................... Plan No. 415
1011-107 .......................... Plan No. 416
108-109 .......................... Plan No. 418
110 .............................. Plan No. 420
111 .............................. Plan No. 521
112—1121 .......................... Plan No. 5:10
114 .............................. Plan No. 5212
115 .............................. Plan No. 5:13
116 ....................... Plans N0. 5516, 536—;
117 .............................. Plan No. 540
118 ............................. Plan No. 541
119 ....................... Plans No. 545. 541A
120 .............................. Plan No. 546
121 .............................. Plan No. 545’
122—123 ............................... Buffets
124-12." .............................. Mantels
120 to 129 ................ Description of Plans
1:10 ....................... -\l1ont Special Plans
1:11 .............................. Testimonials
1:12 .................................... Tndex

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