- onlooker's
sense of a structure's presence.
Stone quoins are used on
stone or
brick buildings.
Brick quoins may
appear on
brick buildings,
extending from...
- Look up
quoin in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Quoins are
masonry blocks at the
corner of a wall.
Quoin or Du
Quoin may also
refer to:
Quoin Bluff,...
- in the 2020 census. The area east of Du
Quoin is
known as Old Du
Quoin. In the
early 19th century, Du
Quoin was near the Lusk's
Ferry Road, an important...
- A
quoin is a
device used to lock
printing type in a
chase in
letterpress printing.
Quoins are
pairs of wedges,
facing opposite directions. A
wrench or...
-
Quoin Island may
refer to:
Quoin Island,
Torres Strait North of Cape York Peninsula,
Australia Quoin Island (Gladstone Harbour), Queensland, Australia...
-
Mitirinchi Island National Park is a
national park that
includes all of
Quoin Island in the
Shire of Cook, Queensland, Australia. It is
within the Great...
- type and
furniture are
locked in
place by
quoins. When a
chase is
locked up with type, furniture, and
quoins, it is
called a forme. Haynes,
Roscoe E. (1922)...
-
Quoin Bluff, also
known as
Quoin Bluff South, is an
elevated limestone headland midway along the
eastern side of Dirk
Hartog Island, in
Shark Bay, on the-west...
-
English cross bond
except in the
generating of the lap at the
quoins. In
Dutch bond, all
quoins are three-quarter bats—placed in
alternately stretching and...
- dirt. Also used to
pierce the cartridge, that it may
sooner take fire. The
quoin of mire are
pieces of wood with a
notch on the side to put the
fingers on...
