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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 20

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.—White, Indian red. ^ ^7 brush with the principle of our original paint-brush. The base orbutt, with its pins or wedge-siiaped projections, is enlirely ccparalefrom the handle, and is made with a hole through it of any desiredshape, to correspond with the shape of the handle which fits intbit. As… … much smaller than is usual in ordinary varnish-brushes. With-out doubt, varnish-brushes made in this way are stronger thanany others, except some high-cost brushes with which extraordinarypains are taken in the manufacture. It is immeasurably strongerand superior to varnish-brushes made with a disk…

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