Reed, John Q. [from old catalog], Lavin, Eliza M., [from old catalog] joint author · New York, The Butterick publishing co. · leaf 112
Figure No. 13.—Decorated I.amp-Screen. plush or silk may be used for the background, as preferred. The rings suspending the as preferred. screen are usually of the same material as Decorated Lamp-Screen. the frame. Ihe screen is of heavy silk and Figure No. 13.—This engraving illustrates is cut out… … FiGUKK No. 14.—Ribbon Calendar. io8 NeeDLG ilNi:) B^^S^- edge, the middle scollop being deeper and divide the scollops into three pockets, which larger than the other two. The upper half of are quite ornamental in appearance. A row the screen is decorated with a pretty hand- of handsome fringe…
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