Canadian Jewellers Association · Toronto : Maclean-Hunter Pub. Co · leaf 406
stic of thedays before standardizationand mass production hadbeen thought of that design playeda more prominent part in the pro-duction of merchandise than is thecase to-day. Not more important,be it understood—merely moroprominent. Taking silverware as an in-stance, it may easily be under-stood… … Ornament, by Virgil Solis. In theAnyone now who wishes dififerent design in this or that must be prepared topay considerably more than he would pay for the samething in a standard design, because he is thereby elimin-ating the great saving in labor due to standardization.\ot only must he pay the…
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