brc
Abbr. for brace.
A variegated, hard, heavy wood having shades of brown and violet or red with black streaks; used for turned articles
A gastight and watertight metalpipe joint formed by brazing; often used in copper piping systems.
A decorative cresting at the top of a Gothic screen, panel, parapet, or cornice, generally in the form of openwork
In medieval fortifications, a tower or bay of timber construction. (See illustration p. 136.)
Pipe manufactured from an alloy containing 85 percent copper and 15 percent zinc. The advantages and disadvantages of brass pipe