Men's wear of Canada (January-December 1913) (1913)
Toronto : · leaf 514
.) This point is indicatedas C. Next note the diagonal line that most nearlypasses through the two points A and C, which in thiscase is a heavy dark line. By referring to the keybelow, one finds the reflector designated by the heavydark line, which is the reflector of Fig. 3. In theabove example,… … Photonetric d i s t r ibutioncurve and data on reflector.Shown on Fig. 10 when a1.12 watt per candle lampis used. Fig. 12. 57 Solving the Vexed Alteration Problem TREATING the aU-im- portant subject of al-terations, Walter A.Oleson writes as followsin Mens Wear (New-York) : We are…
Clothing and dress
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