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Scientific American, Vol. 11, No. 9 (August 1864) (1864)

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hundreds of young women and children lost The manner of using this brush is shown so plainly avoid daubing the panes—the necessity of cleaning their lives through the burning of a church, is still in Fig. 1 that no further explanation is needed. The them where the brush strikes adding very much to… … machinery or vehicles have to be striped, it needs a steady hand and close watching to do it well with the ordinary brush, but with the guard attached to a striping brush, as shown in Fig. 3, any one can stripe as handsomely as an expert. The guard can be ad- justed to strike fine parallel lines by…

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