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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 26

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r a minute until hot, then smother the flame and workthe pencil between the fingers, dipping it frequently intOthe hot spuits, which will soften and remove the paini To make a striping pencil shorter, without unfitting itfor its original use, take a piece of writing paper, aboutthree-fourths of an… … Fig. 11.—Broad Striping Pencil. when you are done using in this form, remove the wrap-per and grease the pencil before putting it away, and itwill be as good a striping pencil as ever. To make a broad stripe where the pencil is not largeenough, tie two or three pencils together, using splints…

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