A chopper is a type of motorcycle that was either modified from an original motorcycle design (" chopped ") or built from scratch to have a unique hand-crafted appearance.

President Truman had the original timber frame sawed into paneling ; the walls of the Vermeil Room, Library, China Room, and Map Room on the ground floor of the main residence were paneled in wood from the timbers.

The original dated to around the 1300s and was probably constructed of wattle and timber.

Advertising on this plat is identical to that carried on the original plat for the town of Demorest, which entices prospective buyers with promises of clean mountain air, fresh water, scenic views, medicinal springs, business opportunities in timber and mining of iron ore, and handsome profits on investments in land located in Cornelia.

The first log cabin was built shortly thereafter, in a cluster of trees at the east edge of the timber, just south of the original townsite.

The original Saxon structure of timber and earthworks was replaced by a stone castle 1080s and became a favourite home of Norman and Plantagenet monarchs.

Another renovation phrase in the mid-18th century included a new chimneypiece, a new ceiling to cover the original timber beams and two gilded chandeliers.

However, remnants of the original decorations are still seen: stucco carvings, timber tie-beams, and Quranic inscriptions.

Britain had only 5 % of its original forest cover left and the government at that time wanted to create a strategic resource of timber.

The centrepiece of the space is a new timber desk with an undulating orange fascia, which links to the retained colour scheme of the original conversion work by Stirling.

The original windshaft, wallower, upright shaft and great spur wheel are made of cast iron, as are the tooth ring of the wooden brakewheel with its timber clasp arm construction and wooden brake, all installed in the 1930s.

This view is disputed and relates to a Carbon date from a standing stone setting which intersects with a later timber post circle, the theory being that the stone in question could have been moved and re-set in its original position at a later date.

A new wing added in 1891, to the designs of John Loughborough Pearson, is stylistically richer than the original buildings, and has stone staircases whereas the stairs in the older buildings were of timber.

Replacing an earlier undistinguished 18th century church that suffered structural problems through being built on soft ground close to the site of the original castle moat, the new Chapel Royal was built using a timber frame to make it as light as possible.

" Fullonton relates that the original name of " Freetown " “ arose from the ship timber business ” where the king claimed the best trees.

The original granite, bricks and solid timber are still preserved today.

For accommodation the original standard timber boat had four berths, a centrally located galley and a large chart table as Illingworth placed great importance on the role of the navigator, whilst with many of the MK1's the interior layout was often left up to the individual.

Today's ' Town Basin ' on the Hātea River was the original port and early exports included kauri gum and native timber followed later by coal from Whau Valley, Kamo and Hikurangi.

the original timber structure was designed by Isambard Kingdom Brunel, it was high, long on 10 piers ; it was replaced by a new stone viaduct in 1899.

A more extensive restoration than that in 1670 was completed in 1866 by City of London architect Sir Horace Jones, who added a new timber roof in close keeping with the original.

The Rickmansworth terminus was located opposite the church to the south of the town where interchange sidings were provided with the nearby Grand Union Canal, these have now become a builders merchant timber yard, but a track-sized path to the left of the new buildings allows access to the new rambling and cycle path Ebury Way, which follows the route of the original lines all the way to the existent but disused Croxley Green branch lines.

In the 2000s, a film prop " medieval " timber castle has been constructed on a part of the original site.

Baronial Hall, once the Great Hall, contains many of its original features, such as its timber roof, dais and canopy.

The original Cheadle End, built in 1923, was a small covered terrace of largely timber construction, with room for around 3, 000 people.

Image: Octagon House ( Barrington, IL ) 01. JPG | Modest sized but decorative timber frame house, seen here painted in ' heritage ' colors which may reflect the original color scheme.

Finland Quay, Swedish Quay, Norway Dock and Russia Dock were some of the names arising from what had been the original part of Rotherhithe's timber trade.

An original bend in the river can be traced by observing the angles of two of the arches of the railway viaduct alongside UMIST.

The cartilages surrounding the larynx are apparently a remnant of the original gill arches in fish, and are a common feature, but not all are always present.

In the current structure the original Norman arches survive principally under the central tower and on the north side of the nave.

To solve the problem of the difference in height between the original kernel on the hill, and the plain below, the arches are erected and the Plaza Nueva, which soften the transition to a much needed expansion neoclassical ( s. XIX ) of wide streets and gardens, whose greatest exponent is in the street detail, the Park of La Florida, and the Plaza de la Virgen Blanca, with its facade pulled viewpoints.

The original inscription above the arches read " Dieu, Roi, Patrie ".

Only the foundations and the arches between the Kitchen and the Great Hall remain of the original house.

The original arches are still visible, being smaller in span than the 19th century additions.

All that remains of the original Holdenby House are old drawings and plans, one room which was later incorporated into a new restoration in the 1870s, part of the pillared doorway and 2 arches with the date 1583 inscribed upon them, which now stand alone in the gardens.

Redesigned pentagonal alloy wheels — replacing the original SL / E type used since 1978 — along with a black painted B-pillar, wrap-around chrome rear bumper extensions to the wheel arches, and extended tail lamps that converged with the license plate alcove — distinguished the range-topping SL / E from other variants.

The series of arches of the central terrace, the battlements, and the thick walls are the most representative aspects of the original construction.

The circular garden has a diameter of 250 ft and restoration will include reinstating the paths and wrought iron arches as well as original fruit varieties where possible.

The latter, a double gate with three arches flanked by two towers known as the Porta Praetoria ( 1st century AD ) was the eastern gate to the city, and has preserved its original forms apart from the marble covering.

The entrance arches of the tunnel are in fact the cutting edges of the original tunnelling shield, which measured 30 feet 8 inches ( 9. 35 m ) in diameter, forming in effect a loading gauge for the tunnel.

The main alteration is a modern glass-sided and glass-topped flat-roofed extension abutting the original western elevation, giving access to three of the six arches.

These arches, in a classic deep-red faience style, formed the original perimeter: two are infilled with street-facing shops.

The road is a six lane, divided highway and the original route can be seen to the north-west where it passes the legendary Ace Cafe and goes through the original arches of the main line from Euston to Scotland and past Stonebridge Park station.

Although temporary arches were torn down after they had been used, they were recorded in great detail in engravings that were widely distributed and survived long after the original arches had been destroyed.

Qutbuddin's successor Iltutmish, extended the original prayer hall screen by three more arches.

This included restoring a pitched roof and adding new aisles, although the nave arches are original.

The former priory was acquired around 1600 by Thomas Hobson, who converted it to a country house for his son-in-law, Thomas Parker, retaining a few arches from the original priory.

Initially, Porsche ran the 935 with the 911's original fender-mounted headlights, in two different guises: a sprint version with a wider version of its wheel arches, and a high speed version with modified aerodynamics.

Archaeologists calculate that the original bridge had 295 arches, each wide, but the bridge has been reduced to rubble with the passage of the years.

The repairs ( started in the 1980s ) include fixing retaining walls, replacing the original pavement with reinforced concrete, and work on tunnels and arches.