159 Ditmas Park 1903

293 West Midwood circa 1910

279 West Midwood circa 1910

76 West Midwood 1905

65 Ditmas Park 1904
Bands are 1-3/4" wide. Inner field is diagonal slats 1-3/4" wide.

151 West Midwood 1908-11
Ribbons are 1-3/4" wide. Inner field is 2" slats laid diagonally.

52 Crown Heights North I 1894
This is the same as #21 with 1-3/4" for width of strip.

21 Lefferts Manor 1909

157 Crown Heights North Historic District II 1909

307 Ditmas Park West c1899
Unusual in that each band is a different wood. Bands are 1-3/4" wide. Border pattern is 7-3/8" wide. Surrounded by 7/8" oak and 1/2" mahogany. Inner field is 2" diagonal slats.

190 Stuyvesant Heights Historic District 1892
Pattern border is 7-1/2" wide. Surrounding is 1-5/8" oak, 1-3/8" mahogany and 2" oak. Inner field is 8" diagonal fingerblock with four fingers.

304 Fiske Terrace: Midwood Park Historic District c1906-1910
Bands are 1-1/2" wide. Inner square is 2" wide. Border pattern is 7-1/16" wide. Surrounded with 1" oak, 1/2" mahogany, 1" oak. Then 1-3/8" mahogany and 2" oak. Inner field is 2" slats in 12" fingerblock.

211 Fiske Terrace 1905
Pattern border is 7-1/2" wide. Maple square is 2-5/8". Mahogany ribbons are 1-3/8". Surrounding is 1" oak, 1/4" mahogany, 1" oak, 1-3/8" mahogany. Inner field is 2" slats laid straight.

97 Bedford-Stuyvesant 1897
The ribbon has a strip width of 1", giving the border pattern a width of 4-1/4". It is surrounded by feature strips of 1" oak, 1" mahogany, and 2" oak. Inner field is diagonal fingerblock in four strips of 2" × 8".

15 From Parquet Floors and Borders, 1895
See in archive.org. I like the border continuing around the corner and there not being a corner block. A miter in the right place puts them together. I changed the feature strips from the picture to ribbons matching the inner twisted ribbons. The usual way. I made various measured drawings. See 2-Ribbons-Gaps-Overlap spreadsheet.

87 Prospect Heights Historic District 1901
This is a more practical variant of the one below from the catalog with a triple-stripe band. You have mahogany and quarter-sawn oak ribbons on a maple background. 2-Ribbons-Gaps-Overlap spreadsheet will get the piece sizes, but not the quantity by wood type. Ribbon width is 1". Inner square is 3/4". Giving a 4" wide pattern with 1" wide oak strips along each side. A perfect size for a hall. One of my favorites. Inner field is fingerblock parquet with 1-1/2" wide slats in a 9" square.

282 Ditmas Park Historic District 1901

319 Park Slope Historic District I 1901
Bands and inner square are 1-1/4" wide, giving a pattern width of 5.3". Surrounded by 1-1/2" oak. Inner field is 2" strips in 12" fingerblock.

309 South Midwood c1910
Bands are 1-1/2" wide. Inner squares are 1-1/4" wide. Border pattern is 6" wide. Surrounded by strips of 2" oak and 1" mahogany. Inner field is 2" diagonal slats.

312 Park Slope Historic District 1904
Bands are 1-5/8" wide. Center square is 1-3/4" wide. Border pattern is 7" wide. Surrounded by 1" oak and 1/2" mahogany. Inner field is 2" wide slats in 8" diagonal fingerblock.

251 Park Slope circa 1899
This one alternates between tight twist and an open one. The two ribbons are mahogany and maple. An unknown wood fills in the sides and behind.

141 Prospect Lefferts Gardens 1915
Inner squares are 1-5/8". Band width is 7/8". Inner field is 1" strips in 12" fingerblock.