Reed, John Q. [from old catalog], Lavin, Eliza M., [from old catalog] joint author · New York, The Butterick publishing co. · leaf 191
he pocket is sus-pended from the wall, and a large bow ofwide ribbon is just at the base of the handleportion. A large fan may, of course, be used and then fastened to position. The sides areplainly covered with dark crimson velvet andhave no additional decoration. The fronthas appliqueed upon it a… … iiilHilifife::^;^^ Figure No. S.— Wall-Docket. for the foundation. Green, blue, bronze or three letters, that, like the flower cluster, are orange ribbon may be used instead of crim- applique initials. Ihe ribbons by which the son, but the latter is admired because it har- pocket is suspended are…
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