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What to do and how to do it. For those who paint, varnish, or kalsomine (1883)

Whiting (John L.) and Son Company, Boston. [from old catalog] · N[ew] Y[ork] Hub Print · leaf 16

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of manufacture, and especially over brushes having buttsor disks of wood or other substances inserted within the ferrule,but having no mechanical connection with the bristles :—• I. It is much stronger ; as much force being used in driving thehandle as is required in the old method. A very much… … M And SoqH Rl^H lWiLL-B£Yo[fi9^AV^i?^. is proportionately increased. Practically, the bristles and handlesare grown together. 2. The hole or bore in the center of the brush, a necessity of theold method of manufacture, being entirely obviated, the brush can-not swallow-tail, or wear out in the…

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