Whittemore-Durgin's Victorian and Contemporary Window Patterns

A large number of these patterns are derived from our vast archives of old pattern books from the early years of the century. These window patterns have been used countless times in the past by studios throughout the country as a basis for windows in stair landings, transoms, clerestories and the like. You may see windows exactly like these as you travel through the older parts of any town or city, in the well kept old Victorian homes which line the tree shaded streets, seemingly unchanged by any of the modern surroundings.

Modestly priced, shipped folded, they are accurate in ever detail, and may be enlarged using the Square-Grid Method. You may also alter the size of any of the square or rectangular drawings by adding a border, increasing the size of an existing border, or by making an existing border narrower.

Note that PATTERNS NUMBER 2064, 2065, AND 2066 ARE ALL PART OF ONE SCENE, BUT THEY MUST HAVE AT LEAST A 4" SPACE BETWEEN THEM.