Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 70
side, and lined with wadded silk. . Another Glove-Box. This box can be made in very stiff card-board,but tin is better if you have the pieces which form itsshape cut by the tinman, and punched with holesin rows an inch and a half apart. If you use card-board, you must punch your own holes,… … SILK GLOVE-BOX. and five inches wide, two strips one foot long andthree inches wide, and two strips five inches longand three inches wide. Cover each piece with alayer of cotton wadding, sprinkled with sachetpowder, and a layer of silk or satin of any color youprefer. Then catch the silk firmly…
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