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Why architects specify O'Brien's Liquid velvet : made by the O'Brien Varnish Company, South Bend, Ind. (1913)

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hed as often as required. The soft “velvet” finish and absolutely smooth surface insure a proper distribution of light, and can easily be cleaned with a broom or brush. In these places, one coat of usually suffices. In Breweries and Malt Houses prevents the fungus growths detrimental to the brewing… … Page Ticenty-One

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