Re: picture molding and hangers:  some years ago, I owned a Queen Anne home
in Oregon and used the picture mold for hanging pictures.  I found hangers
in the local hardward store.  Old fashioned, maybe, but they might still be
in stock in traditional retail outlets.

Janice Rutherford

At 06:31 PM 4/13/2003 -0400, you wrote:
>Hi,
>
>I have a friend that owns a late 1880s house. He can't hang pictures on the
>wall because of the plaster, so he needs to hang a picture rail. He is
>unsure where to acquire the hangers and we were hoping someone on the list
>would know. I looked in a couple of my archival catalogues, but no luck.
>Any suggestions? He is very computer-oriented, so if you have a web site
>address for them that would be even better. One more thing, do they have a
>special name?
>
>Thanks in advance,
>
>Jillian Adams
>
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School of Architecture and Allied Arts
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