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Needle and brush: (1889)

Reed, John Q. [from old catalog], Lavin, Eliza M., [from old catalog] joint author · New York, The Butterick publishing co. · leaf 107

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effective Figure No. 8.—This elegant banner-screen screen may be of any preferred wood and as is made of plain silk, and is shaped at the fanciful as desired. Two panes of clear bottom so as to be shortest at the center and o-lass are fitted into it, and between the panes deepest at the sides.… … Figure No. 7.—Transparent Screen for Fike-Place. adding beauty to the picture. A large bowof wide ribbon is arranged in one uppercorner of the screen. The ferns may be ofall varieties or of one [particular kind, andgrasses, cat-tails, etc., may be grouped withthem if desired. Skeleton leaves may…

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