No. 6182—Achieving its beauty through the simplicity and balance of its exterior components, this brick-veneered cottage offers the opportunity to develop the entire living-dining-glassed porch as a multi-use area. To provide the greatest possible floor space for useful purposes several space-saving devices are used; there is a sliding door in the kitchen, by-passing doors in the wardrobe of the smaller bedroom, and a linen closet constructed above the stairwell.

source: Your New Home Plans (no year printed on the book, I estimate mid to late 1950s)

No. 6005—This beautiful rambling house is worthy of deep study and consideration by the person whose housing budget would allow luxurious construction. The plan is developed only for three bedrooms, with the attic space left for storage so that the rear roof line is not broken. However, the space is sufficient there for two additional bedrooms and a bath if a shed dormer were constructed across the rear. There are fireplaces in both the den and the enclosed porch, and since they are back-to-back they use the same chimney. The flagstone floor of the porch is extended into the den. The dining room wall along the hall is constructed of fluted glass, as is the separation between the porch and living room. The basement extends only under the mid-section of the house and contains heating, laundry, recreation and storage rooms.