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The frame is made from milled cedar lumber using square nails.

"You knock on doors for two days without finding anything and then someone shows you a table with a square nail in it," he said.

Wrought-iron square nails and fragments of wood dated the graves to the 18th century.

The interior boards have square nail holes, indicating that they had been used prior to phase 3.

Long fingers with square nails, broad bony shoulders, chest slightly sunken.

Now the gates were clearly visible: logs of split maple hung by great square nails.

Square nails were used throughout the building.

When they were finally attached to the supporting wood and lathe structure, it was with old-fashioned square nails.

His long fingers had square nails buffed so they shone as much as mine.

During that twenty minutes a manicurist clipped and buffed her short, square nails.

Marty shut the door and walked sideways to a tall oak writing desk studded with square nails.

Radiological examination showed a few animal ribs and several square nails holding together a wooden frame.

Enhance your doors or cabinets with the Southwestern flair of these square nail head clavos.

When improvements were made in the 1960s, square nails, handmade by a blacksmith, were removed from the walls.

Streisand, who made the long, square nail fashionable, isn't the only celebrity known for nail obsession.

"Few old square nails and horseshoes.

These nails were known as cut nails or square nails because of their roughly rectangular cross section.

And they sit around and have a big meeting about whether they want a spatula nail or a square nail.

Some treasures that were found included an ink bottle, perfume bottle, square nails, ceramic pieces, and children's marbles.

Ore freighters had changed oxen at Bull Camp; rusty bull-shoes and hand-wrought square nails were buried in the sand.

Artifacts such as rifle cartridges, metal hardware, square nails, buttons, and a ginger beer bottle represent George Singer's store and home of the early 1880s.

He had these big, competent-looking hands with clean, square nails, and fine dark fuzz on the first joints of his fingers, a hint of the underlying masculinity.

Seems he was a legend in San Francisco for turning ruins into mansions, a stickler for authenticity right down to the wooden pegs and square nails.

The hands, with their slender fingers and tiny square nails, are folded in front of his chest in a reposeful gesture that signifies he is engaged in worship.

In 1981, a time capsule containing handmade bricks and squared nails from the Phillips Mansion, was buried at the entrance to a master-planned community called "Phillips Ranch."