A treatise on architecture and building construction (1899)
International Correspondence Schools · Scranton, The Colliery engineer co. · leaf 479
Fig. 41. Any of the knives shown in Fig. 4G may be used for thework, but the form of blade shown at (a) is the one mostfrequently employed, particularly for straight-line work.The blade shown at (l?) is somewhat stronger at the point,and may be used for either straight or curved work, thoughwhen… … 18 PAINTING AND DECORATING. 87 very closely to the desired lines. The stencil plates are cutout of a sheet of car-tridge paper preparedby the application of onecoat of patent knottingon each side, after thedesign of the stencil hasbeen drawn. 148. Stenciled In-lay.—Having preparedthe stencil,…
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