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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 168

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ibbon, and then, when the ivory-figured silks, though they are sufficiently handled brush is inserted, the whole effect isdecorative in themselves. extremely good. KeeDLG AND gi^a5H. 163 Fan Scrap-Bag. fastened at the upper ribbons, pass along tlie Figure No. id.—This pretty bag is made sides of… … Figure No. 10.—Fan .Slkap-Bac;. that the ends meet, and through the holes design and combination of colors preferred, that formerly held the rivet is run a cord that and the ribbon may be of any hue and be holds them closely together. Ribbon is run plain or fancy, as desired. A blue fan, with in…

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