Architects' Manual of Painting And Decoration

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. . . HALLS AND VESTIBULE. WOOD WOI^K , . .
The wood work of the vestibule and lower hall will be in light mahogany and must be finished in the same manner specified under 23 the heading '' Inside Hard Wood " The wood work of the second and third story halls to be coated up in the same manner and finished with pumice stone and oil. The stairway to be done in the same manner as upper halls, excepting the main newel post and hand rails, which will be polished with rotten stone and Polish, oiled o...ff with white oil and rubbed dry.
The back stairway and servants' bath room to be filled one coat and finished with one coat of Liquid Filler and one coat of varnish of the same quality used on the other hard wood. No rubbing required.
. . . BILLIARD AND SMOKING ROOMS , , .
The wood work in these rooms to be finished in one coat of Liquid Filler and two coats of varnish, rubbed to a cabinet finish with pumice stone and oil.
. . . OILY RAGS . . .
All rags that have been used in wiping up oily wood work, or that have oil on them from any other use, must be gathered up and burned, or removed from premises at the end of each day's work.

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