The practical upholsterer : giving clear directions for skillfully performing all kinds of upholsteres' [sic] work in leather, silk, plush, reps, cottons, velvets, and carpetings : also, for stuffing, embossing, welting, and covering all kinds of mattresses, &c. ... : fully illustrated with engravings of tools, sketches of furniture, and numerous full-page illustrations of original decorative designs (1891)
Hodgson, Fred. T. (Frederick Thomas), 1836-1919 · New York : Industrial Publication Co. · leaf 27
tJPH OLSTEBING A CSAttt. ai second, three in the third, and finishing with two in the back row. The buttons should not come nearer than 3 in. to the edges of the seat. Make a small hole in the scrim … with the scissors in each place marked for the buttons, so that the right place for each may be felt when the hair is picked on for the second stuffing. The skin must now be marked and creased. If the
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