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Cyclopedia of architecture, carpentry, and building : a general reference work (1912)

American Technical Society · Chicago : American Technical Society · leaf 289

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taking out hard edges, asdescribed later on. Fig. 16 shows a nest of porcelain cabinetsaucers. ■^ii Fig. 15. Sable Brush. Besides these materials the student should provide himselfwith a large and a small soft sponge, and large blotters, which willsop up water readily. Whatmans cold pressed paper… … Fig. 16. Nest of Saucers. Inking the Drawing. The lines should be drawn withground India ink, the ink being as black as possible without beingtoo thick to flow. Ornament should be inked in with lighter linesthan the vertical and horizontal lines. This accents the struc-tural lines. Very often the…

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