Iron corner detail of a demountable field pavilion
Verso, invisible before restoration: a fitting for the collapsible tent drawn on the recto
This verso, invisible before restoration, carries a faint framework drawing of the demountable pavilion whose main design appears on the recto. At upper right a sharper sketch shows a corner joint, its hatched members named in the note 'Iron. Corner of a field tent.' Pale ruled panels fill the sheet, tracing the collapsible framing of the structure.
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Corner joint of a collapsible field tent
The note labels the detail 'Iron' and 'Corner of a field tent', identifying it as a metal fitting for the demountable pavilion. At upper right the hatched brackets meet to form the pavilion's angle. It is a construction detail of the larger tent framed faintly across the sheet.
Ruled framework of the demountable pavilion
Faint ruled lines across the sheet lay out the paneled, jointed framing of the collapsible structure. Regular verticals and cross-members show how the tent is built from repeated bays. The drawing complements the recto design of the same pavilion.