Everybody's paint book : a complete guide to the art of outdoor and indoor painting (1905)
Gardner, F. B. (Franklin B.) · New York : M.T. Richardson · leaf 117
proceed as follows : Procuresome thin hard calendered pasteboard—that known as printers press-packing being best—of a leather color,and very strong in fibre, and draw upon it any desiredpattern. Lay the pasteboard uj^on a piece of glass, andcut out the figures, leaving bars to hold the parts… … Fig. 30,—A Stencil Brush. These patterns when cut should be kept in a coveredbox to preserve them, for they may be used many times. The brush for stencilling is a short stiff bristle or hairbrush, and in order that no mistake may be made in itsselection, it is shown in Fig. 30 of the illustrations.…
House painting · Painting, Industrial
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