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A masons scale for use in laying courses of brick, adapted to allow a mason to calculate appropriate mortar thicknesses between rows of bricks when constructing a brick wall, so as to evenly space the rows of bricks in such wall. Such scale consists of a plurality of groups of mutually adjacent, ind

A masons scale for use in laying courses of brick, adapted to allow a mason to calculate appropriate mortar thicknesses between rows of bricks when constructing a brick wall, so as to evenly space the rows of bricks in such wall. Such scale consists of a plurality of groups of mutually adjacent, individually colored bands arranged along a substantially elongate, flat surface, each group spaced a progressively decreasing distance apart from the next group progressing from bottom to top of the scale, the midpoint of each colored band spaced a uniform distance from the midpoint of a correspondingly colored band in an adjacent group of colored bands. A masonry guide incorporating such scale is also provided, further comprising an elongate post member, and bracket means affixed at each end of the post member, to allow the masonry guide and the associated scale to be affixed to the side of a structure in a vertically upright position.

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A mason\s scale for use in laying courses of bricks, comprising: a plurality of groups of mutually adjacent, individually coloured bands arranged along a substantially elongate, flat surface, each group spaced a progressively decreasing distance apart from the next group progressing from bottom to t

A mason\s scale for use in laying courses of bricks, comprising: a plurality of groups of mutually adjacent, individually coloured bands arranged along a substantially elongate, flat surface, each group spaced a progressively decreasing distance apart from the next group progressing from bottom to top of said scale; the colour, number, and arrangement of said bands within one of said groups of bands being identical to the colour, number, and arrangement of said bands within all other of said groups of bands; the width of each band within said groups of bands uniformly increasing from one group of bands to the next group of bands progressing from bottom to top of said scale; and each midpoint of each coloured band spaced a uniform distance from the midpoint of a correspondingly coloured band in an adjacent group of coloured bands.