Interior Millwork Components in the Plains States,1900–1930

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Disbrow M. A. & Company. Complete Illustrated Catalogue of Millwork. Chicago : Shattock & McKay Printers, 1913.

Englund J. H. “An Outline of the Development of Wood Moulding Machinery,” The Association for Preservation Technology, Vol. X, No. 4, 1978, pp. 20–46, p. 20.

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Universal Catalog Bureau, Publisher. Universal Design Book no. 25 on Builder's Woodwork. M. A. Disbrow & Co., Omaha, Imperial Sash & Door Co., Omaha, Nebraska, Lumber and Millwork Co., Lincoln, Nebraska, 1927.

Warren James “Standardized Millwork Cuts Costs.” Building Age, Ap. 1929, V. 51, p. 106.

Western Sash & Door Company, Kansas City, Mo., 1901 Official Price List. Chicago : Shattock & McKay Printers.