House decoration : comprising whitewashing, paperhanging, painting, etc. (1897)
Hasluck, Paul N. (Paul Nooncree), 1854-1931 · London ; Paris ; Melbourne : Cassell · leaf 140
Fig1. GO.—Paporhangers Brush. brush-long and thin, so that the hand can grasp itcomfortably. Paperhangers use such a brush for thebulk of their work ; but for satin goods and very … Fig-. 61.—Paperhangers Roller. delicate papers the roller (Fig. 61) is substituted for thebrush, and with this the paper is rolled into closecontact with the wall. When newly purchased, it isusual to cover a roller neatly with a couple of thick-nesses of flannel. Now for hanging: work your…
House painting · Paperhanging · Interior decoration
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