Dillaway, Theodore Milton, 1874- [from old catalog] · Springfield, Mass., Milton Bradley company · leaf 198
reen the door completely,nor may it be drawn aside, as it is hung on the pole in astationary manner. In passing through such a cur-tained door, one must hold the strands aside, and it isa lucky person who escapes having hair or clothingdisarranged by catching them on the sharp edges ofthe beads.… … PLATE LXXI. The successful treatment of the double door illus-trated in fig. c, plate LXX, consists of Delft blue muslin;the border set on is a strip of white muslin. The effectis harmonious and restful. The border serves to repeatthe vertical and horizontal lines of the door and formspleasing…
School decoration · Interior decoration
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