reeding

Reeding patterns and city marks weren't standardized until a hundred fifty years ago.

A wide, wooden panel follows the rise of the steps and is decorated with vertical reeding.

Each coin has a different reeded edge, instead of consistent reeding for all denominations.

Reeding of edges was introduced to prevent coin clipping and counterfeiting.

Until 1971, the reeding was with a security edge and from then onwards was just reeded.

As per your earlier e-mail, I assume you are working on the Reeding & Bates opportunity.

Reeding is a technique wherein "reeds" are carved or milled into a surface.

It is compulsory reeding in Georgian schools.

Reeding - Two or more beads set closely in parallel lines, either flush with or raised above the surface they decorate.

There are Japanesque rosettes in ivory, gilding around the frames, and gilded reeding.

TunFaire Type Three reeding on the five-mark piece.

The carved reeding on the tall, slender legs of Lannuier's exceptionally handsome gaming table are another classical echo.

By slightly carving or painting the legs to represent reeding, this table would make an elegant, regency, mahogany dining table.

Many of its architectural details such as the reeding, lantern, quarter pillars, coved ceiling and arches match the Temple.

Another unusual feature in the eclectic complex is plaster and masonry columns feature a decoration that resembles reeding.

You allways say to much reeding is bad for the iyes but Writting Mistress wont lissen.

As well, I would suggest we start discussions with Reeding & Bates which according to both Redmond and Thompson is a live deal.

In keeping with the traditions of Brynmawr furniture, ornamentation was restrained and sparse, limited to the reeding of the arm-uprights where the fingers rest.

Proceed along the obvious track, looking down to Reeding Burn to the right and Birkside Fell ahead to the NE.

In addition, the reeding of coins of higher value, applied by the collar holding the coin when it is stamped, can be considered part of the milled edge.

Beginning in 1982, this information and small, toothlike designs, known as "denticles", were added along the inner rim of the medallions, and reeding was added to the edge.

This allowed for the expanding metal to fill the collar, creating reeding, designs or edge lettering at the same time as the obverse and reverse images were struck onto the coin.

The Reedling class of keelboat is only raced at Horning Sailing Club, based in the Reeding's home village of Horning, Norfolk, UK.

The interrupted reeding on the edges are also identical to that of their Australian counterparts, however the metallurgical compositions and weights are slightly different and respective denominations are on the opposite sizes.

He hauled out a book entitled Karentine Mark Standard Coinages: Common Reeding Patterns: TunFaire Types I, II, III.