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The craftsman (1901)

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e of the shade, but supports it.The mica in all cases should bescratched with emery paper, as with-out this treatment it is too transparent. A support for the shade may be madein the same manner as for the firsthanging lamp. A fount and cylindershould be set in a frame made of foursupports… … 1 0 -If\ ■lull 1/— V L METAL TABLE LAMP FOR OIL. of an inch wide, to give a needed con-trast. The supports should be flaredslightly at the bottom and the feetturned out, with cross braces of thesame width and thickness riveted justabove the turn. The lantern shown here is designedto hang in a hall…

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