The painter, gilder, and varnisher's companion: containing rules and regulations in every thing relating to the arts of painting, gilding, varnishing, and glass staining .. (1867)
Philadelphia, H. C. Baird · leaf 18
te, has been invented by Mr.Charles Taylor, of Manchester, England, and is repre-sented by Figs. 1 and 2. Fig. 1 represents a mortar, made of marble or otherhard stone. One made in the usual form will answer. M is a muller or grinder, made nearly in the form ofa pear, in the upper part of which an… … horizontally from a wall, &c.; and when the axis is atwork, it is secured in the grooves by the iron pins 0, O, P, the handle, which forms a part of the axis, and byturning which the grinder is worked. Q, the wall, &c., in which the oak pieces, N, N, are fixed. R, a weight, which may…
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