Also called berge-, gable-, parge-, verge-, or wind-board, an inclined board (often decorated) above a gable under the barge-course and covering the barge-couples or used instead of the last.

Barge-board (After A. W. N. Pugin)
Barge-board (After A. W. N. Pugin)

 
 
 

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