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Painting and decorating (1898)

Pearce, Walter John · London : C. Griffin · leaf 55

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thers, so as to serve for packing upon.Never arrange hooks along edges of shelves. The practiceresults in waste of time in removing the articles hung uponthem, prior to being able to take things from the shelf behind,or in knocking down the objects from the hooks in the endeavourto save the trouble… … Fig. 2.—Paint mill. Cupboard.—A cupboard may be retained for the brushes notin use, and another for glasspaper, glue, concentrated size, specialcolours, &c. Pigeon Holes.—A set of pigeon holes to hold artists coloursin large 1-lb. tubes (now so much sold for tinting purposes) willbe requisite,…

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