I'd driven past this window many times over the past 30 years and always thought, "that would be one heck of a window to repair", because it was curved and consisted of all beveled pieces. Well, the phone rang one day and the window needed repair - again. It turns out this 100 plus year-old window had been repaired before, probably several times, and not very well. Seven of the beveled pieces had been replaced with regular, non-beveled window glass. The zinc came was bent in places and silicon had been used to fill gaps. Besides having a broken pane, the window was also falling out of its wood frame due to the bottom section of the frame coming loose.