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The Decorator's assistant (1847)

[London : W. Gibbs] · leaf 173

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Fig. 2. small bead renders the appearance of thework less objectionable, because any irregu-larities produced by shrinking are not seen inthe shade of the quirk of the bead. A bead upon an angle, where the nature of the thingdoes not determine it to be an arris, is fraughtwith many advantages; it… … Fig. 3. this description. It is the method generallyadopted for joining linings together at externalangles. Fig. 4 shows a very good joint for an

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