Pearce, Walter John · London : C. Griffin · leaf 94
re quickly, and are preferable for large ceilings or PAINTING BRUSHES. 53 walls. The labour is proportionately heavier, so that the savingis not great. The three-knot brush (Fig. 13) is the commoner kind used forrougher work. Distemper brushes are also made in the flat formshown in Fig 14, in which… … Fig. 14.—Nailed stock distemper brushes. The Best Distemper Brushes.—Two patterns of these areshown, the smaller one being the Yorkshire pattern. Anotherform, and one fast becoming a favourite, consists of a singleflattish knot of bristles kept in place by a copper or brass band(Fig. 15). The…
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