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Harper's handy-book for girls, ed (1910)

Paret, Anna Parmly, [from old catalog] ed · New York and London. Harper & brothers · leaf 117

An illustration from Harper's handy-book for girls, ed, 1910, leaf 117
n oilwith equal parts of Japan dryerand turpentine. Or you may tryadding a little lamp-black to brass lacqueror shellac. The paint should beapplied to the iron witha soft hair brush, andthe first coat must be well, dried before the second oneis applied. A Photograph Easel Fig. 4 shows a design for… … HANDY-BOOK FOR GIRLS joins the lower cross-bar two hooks should be arranged onwhich the photograph can rest. A back support, or prop, to the easel may be made ofwire, and soldered to the bar at the upper edge of the lat-tice-work. The lattice need not be made of as heavywire as the scroll-work, and…

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