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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 8

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this the case in which bristles are obtained live in a semi-wild state, are thin andlong-legged, being almost entirely without fat, and are not killedwhen young, as they are here. Russian bristles run perfectly uniform ; one bundle representsthe whole package or cask, they being inspected by… … ]T WoliCo K^V/ ^ii>\ 1^JOf v Firsts, and is from four to six inches in length. These two gradesare stiff bristles. Length, color and stiffness are the character-istics on which the value of all bristles depends. The third quality is called Suchoys, is from four and a half to fiveinches in…

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