The Painter and Decorator, 46-47. sējumiBrotherhood of Painters, Decorators and Paperhangers of America., 1932 |
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1.–3. rezultāts no 81.
2. lappuse
... Paperhangers are endeavoring to establish a standard wage of $ 4.00 , making it general on May 1st . NEW CASTLE , PA . - Our wage question for 1892 has been settled by renewing our agreement for $ 2.50 per day of 9 hours , with 8 hours ...
... Paperhangers are endeavoring to establish a standard wage of $ 4.00 , making it general on May 1st . NEW CASTLE , PA . - Our wage question for 1892 has been settled by renewing our agreement for $ 2.50 per day of 9 hours , with 8 hours ...
17. lappuse
New Machines PRODUCE LE PAGE'S LEPAGE'S Paper Hangers Paste LEPAGE'S PAPER HANGERS PASTE RUSSIA CEMENT CO ANTIQUATED ... paperhangers who spend so much time and effort keeping the trimmer in line , that some sort of a steering wheel ...
New Machines PRODUCE LE PAGE'S LEPAGE'S Paper Hangers Paste LEPAGE'S PAPER HANGERS PASTE RUSSIA CEMENT CO ANTIQUATED ... paperhangers who spend so much time and effort keeping the trimmer in line , that some sort of a steering wheel ...
7. lappuse
... paperhanger , and it is also claimed that is the reason why so many paperhangers become such successful salesmen . The claim is that they are in a position to secure information on all the various mate- rials used both in decoration and ...
... paperhanger , and it is also claimed that is the reason why so many paperhangers become such successful salesmen . The claim is that they are in a position to secure information on all the various mate- rials used both in decoration and ...
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