The Painter and Decorator, 57. sējumsBrotherhood of Painters, Decorators and Paperhangers of America., 1943 |
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1.–3. rezultāts no 41.
16. lappuse
... brush or spray , but did not make it mandatory that a spray be used . Hoecherl , along with the other contrac- tors who bid the job , had full knowl- edge of the fact that his Agreement pro- hibited the use of spray painting on this ...
... brush or spray , but did not make it mandatory that a spray be used . Hoecherl , along with the other contrac- tors who bid the job , had full knowl- edge of the fact that his Agreement pro- hibited the use of spray painting on this ...
41. lappuse
... brushes are made with only 55 per cent of the customary hog bristle , which gives the paint brush manufactured prior to the war its wearing quality and ability to stand up under rough treat- ment . Furthermore , every effort must be ...
... brushes are made with only 55 per cent of the customary hog bristle , which gives the paint brush manufactured prior to the war its wearing quality and ability to stand up under rough treat- ment . Furthermore , every effort must be ...
22. lappuse
... Brush Makers ' Local Union 1094 , Seattle , Washington , in an appropriate ceremony held July 14th , 1943 , awarding the Army and Navy " E " at the Richard Brush Com- pany , whose employees are members of this local union . In ...
... Brush Makers ' Local Union 1094 , Seattle , Washington , in an appropriate ceremony held July 14th , 1943 , awarding the Army and Navy " E " at the Richard Brush Com- pany , whose employees are members of this local union . In ...
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