Farrell, Frank J. (Frank James), 1877-1937 · London : Charles Griffin & Co. · leaf 197
n ordinary ironing tables or skirt boards, the latter being employed in most cases. The boards are covered with one or more layers of a Fig. 52. Skirt Board (with Sleeve Board). specially manufactured grey ironing felt and a layer of fine calico (also specially made for this purpose). The skirt… … Fig. 53.— Sleeve Board. one side when not in use. For sleeves and small articles (bonnets, etc.) a sleeve board is used, which is padded in the same manner as the skirt board. A sleeve board is shown with the portable skirt board, or it may be separate (fig. 53). The irons, which weigh about 10…
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