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Federal & Adam Profiles

The Federal style — sometimes called Adam style after the Scottish brothers who popularized it — shaped American homes from roughly 1780 to 1830, just after independence. Where Georgian trim is robust and Greek Revival is heavy, Federal moulding is delicate and refined: slim reeded pilasters, fine bead-and-reel detailing, oval and elliptical motifs, and crisp, narrow profiles that feel almost neoclassical-jewelry in scale.

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Mason’s Mill carries 44 Federal & Adam profiles suited to early Republic townhouses, New England center-hall colonials, and Charleston single houses. They pair beautifully with our Georgian and Greek Revival profiles when layering periods on a single restoration.

Dakota Rustic Saddle Bronc Rough Lumber T&G

$.99/LF

This Dakota Rustic tongue and groove is a brown wood, artificially aged to look like barn wood with patina on two faces that are reversible, with one rough face and one wire-brushed face.

Saddle Bronc is brown.

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Category: Clearance
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Tag: Pine
In Stock: 3800
Brand: Dakota Rustic
Thickness x Width: 1x8x10
# Surfaced Sides: 2
Item#: 3773 - 1 x 8 T&G SADDLE BRONC (BROWN)

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