The Painter and Decorator, 46-47. sējumiBrotherhood of Painters, Decorators and Paperhangers of America., 1932 |
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1.–3. rezultāts no 79.
23. lappuse
... Wall Paper Crafts of North America are engaged in a campaign to resist the encroachments of the employers in this ... wall paper bearing the union label of the United Wall Paper Crafts of North America . " Secretary Alfred H. Billet of ...
... Wall Paper Crafts of North America are engaged in a campaign to resist the encroachments of the employers in this ... wall paper bearing the union label of the United Wall Paper Crafts of North America . " Secretary Alfred H. Billet of ...
4. lappuse
... wall fabrics now being extensively used by interior dec- orators in lieu of wall paper in some of the finest residences and public buildings in the land . There are sev- eral types of this woven wall cloth , of which cotton forms the ...
... wall fabrics now being extensively used by interior dec- orators in lieu of wall paper in some of the finest residences and public buildings in the land . There are sev- eral types of this woven wall cloth , of which cotton forms the ...
5. lappuse
... wall cloths are manufactured from a lower quality of cotton , sometimes with a mixture of waste cotton , the fiber of which may be broken and , consequently , lacking in elasticity and resisting properties . The texture of this grade of ...
... wall cloths are manufactured from a lower quality of cotton , sometimes with a mixture of waste cotton , the fiber of which may be broken and , consequently , lacking in elasticity and resisting properties . The texture of this grade of ...
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