The painter, gilder, and varnisher's companion: containing rules and regulations in everything relating to the arts of painting, gilding, varnishing, and glass-staining .. (1850)
Philadelphia, H. C. Baird · leaf 16
ion which itthus affords to the health of the workmen ought aloneto insure its general adoption. The common grindstoneand muller are, in this respect, particularly objectionable.For mixing, or rather perfectly incorporating, colours,after they are dry-ground, with oil or w^ater, and stillfarther… … A is a cylinder, made of any kind of marble; butblack marble is esteemed the best, because it is the hard-est, and takes the best polish. B is a concave muller,covering one-third of the circumference of the cylinder,and made of the same kind of marble with it: this isfixed in a wooden frame, h,…
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