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Gift of
John Krill
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2011 with funding from
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BRIEF
The
SKETCH ON THE ART OF PYROGRAPHY
is simply drawing with a red hot point. thing to be considered in Pyrography is the outfit. Let it be a good one as it will be more durable and produce better results than one of inferior An outfit consists of a benzine bottle, bellows or bulbs connected by quality. The bulbs being on one end, the bottle in the center, and the handle and rubber tubing. An alcohol lamp is also necessary for the heating of the platinum point on the other end. point, as any other means of heating is apt to cause this delicate instrument to become
WOOD-BURNING, concisely speaking,

first
clogged up.
good piece of wood, bass or holly being more generally used, although maple and satinwood are also desirable. The best benzine for this work is the ordinary kind obtained from any paint store. The refined benzine is not suitable. If too fresh it will not work properly. Should such be the case, let it stand in an open bottle for several hours before using. New points are sometimes difficult to heat, or fail to retain the heat properly, but by re-heating them in the alcohol flame several times the defect will soon be overcome. Fill Light the alcohol lamp after filling the benzine bottle, the benzine bottle about half full. The alcohol is also inflammable. The use of Flemish Art as the benzine is explosive. Absorbent Material will prevent explosion.
Select a
birch,
the point in the alcohol flame until it glows, then press the bulb gently until the white hot. Different degrees of heat are necessary for different kinds of work. This is regulated by the slow or quick pressure of the bulb. The quicker the pressure The handle containing the point is held in the right hand the hotter the point will be. and the bulb in the left. This will seem awkward at first as different movements are made Practice will overcome this and other difficulties. with each hand. Some instructors recommend the pupil to practice various strokes on a piece of wood, perpendicular, horizontal, oblique, curved, wavy, etc., thus becoming familiar with the management of the point. Others think it more encouraging to select some simple design. The main fact in wood-burning being contrast, you must decide whether you desire alight or dark background. It is always best to outline the design first and then put in the background before shading, as there is danger of shading too dark, in which case, with a dark background the full effect of the design would be lost. If the ground is to be light, the design must be dark. The best effects, however, are produced with the dark ground. All strokes should begin and end, as it were, in the air very much as you have seen a writer make preliminary flourishes before touching the paper with the pen, only of course not in so pronounced a manner. This is to prevent the appearance of unsightly spots and dots which detract from the beauty of the work. slow sweeping stroke is the chief object, keeping the point always in motion. If the point rests for a second on the wood a dot or hole is the result. This is the most difficult point to master. Do not bear heavily on the point as it will bend easily when hot. To produce dark, heavy lines go slowly with very hot point, and for lighter more delicate ones, quicker strokes with cool point regulated by the pressure of the bulb. Deep burning is always the most effective, giving almost the appearance of carving if done well.
Hold
is
point
r
Another and produce the effect of carving, is to burn deeply all around the outline, working it out into the background about an eighth or a quarter of an inch. Always keep the design to the left of the point, that is, work on the right side of the design. Move the article around as you progress as this prevents the scorching or discoloring of
to bring the design out
For way
instance, the lower part of a design burnt deeply gives a raised appearance.
the design.
Many articles already stamped in simple designs may be procured so that a knowledge of drawing, although desirable, is not absolutely necessary unless more ambitious work is In large pieces there is much intricate shading which should not be attempted intended. until after much practice. Do not be discouraged, however, as knowledge will come with You will find it hard at first to learn to burn against the grain of patience and practice. The point must be held very firmly and steadily as it is easily caught or turned the wood. aside, giving a weak, straggly line. Make the outline, as near as possible, in one continuous To those understanding drawing, it might line without lifting the point from the wood. be said: "Treat your burning as you would a drawing in pencil or charcoal. Put in the little deep touches just as in drawing." Carving and burning combine most effectively. The wood is carved out around the figure, raising the design from the background which is to be dark, thus producing a most excellent effect of carved wood. It must be transparent to Color is often introduced in conjunction with burning. lines color. burnt shading and through the Water-colors may be used, show the deeply and stains prepared with turpentine, already can be obtained. also oils thinned If an even unshaded background is to be used, the article must be kept in one posialways in one direction. Rough grounds are often used which are produced working tion lines. Dotted ones are made with the extreme end of the point, small dots short deep by Parallel lines close together of uniform depth make another effective backtogether. close shaded background may be very dark at the bottom shading lighter toward ground. around the design to bring it out, growing lighter toward the edges. or dark the top, Pyrography may be employed in other materials beside wood, such as leather, velvet, Leather-burning requires more practice and knowledge than wood, and even cardboard. perseverance will soon bring good results. Be careful that the point is not but care and practice the point can be used enters the making hole. After that it leather a used so hot must without scorching the leather, but it not remain a second in desired as hot as dark as there is seldom a background the design must be In shading on leather one place. required. The light, smooth shading on leather must be done with a cool point, as otherThe deep shading is wise the whole design would be dark giving no tone to the work. Applique work is very handsome and wood-burning. done in lines, as in effectively very leather upon another, or figures cut from color of applying a design of one is made by should be done in the broad poster effects. materials. The burning other upon leather thick give a heavy used, as lines cool point must be heads and faces a doing In For delicate work of this character a fine point is desirable. For ordinary appearance. burning only two points are necessary, the straight blunt one for wood, and the curved
pointed one for leather. After the work is completed
it
may
be given a coat of shellac.
PYROGRAPHIC OUTFITS
Pyrogriphic Outfit.A.
*leliolZMmpN8.+8.
Pl'">
B*
OUTFIT A
CorkKondU 9.17
Curvtd Point K5.13
Double Rubber Bulb Ul.6<i.
PYRbfiRipmcf Outfit,
B,.
OUTFIT B
yikoSolLampNa.W
Cork.
Handle N.
IT.
Curved
Point- N. IS.
~~
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Double Rubber Bulb.
Ns. 40.
Pyrogriphic Outfit. C\
OUTFIT C
jflleohol
kampH!. ,,
Cork. Handle NOTpurvrd PoiM We._5,
Two
Double Rubber Bulb Kv."M.
prOxtice pitC*^
PYROGRAPHIC OUTFITS
Pyrogriphic Outfit. D.
OUTFIT D
Cork Handle Ns.
17.
Two
practice pieetj.
D oukle
Rubber Bulb Ne.
-VI.
Curved Point Ns. 3
Drg*j b
Pyrogmpkic Outfit. B.
OUTFIT E
& larg.
dMbl.
ft H
5.
BoflMrtaiiitKs S3
cr Bvlb. *. *1.
.ft^n,
K..2S
FcT^C^T.
Pyrogr*pmc Outfit
OUTFIT F
practice pifif*.
Rtolv.-.CorkW a ndlc
tEifralirgi^doiibURurtfrBitlb.Ks.+t,
"
N18^
Curved Point H ,
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PYROGRAPHIC OUTFITS
OUTFIT
PYR0GMPHieOuTFIT.fi.
OUTFIT H
Co* HandU Vt.17.
RiMif
Foot Brilowb tfo.
+9.
Crotd
Point.
K9. 3.
Pyrogmpkic' Outfit,
i.
OUTFIT
flbtorbuit
'>'.
r..:; -; Crk HandU Hi. 18
28.
Rubber Foot
BIW* Ks.*9.
Cvrvcd Po.fttX*. 3Q.
Standard Platinum Points
for
Pyro^rapK^ Work,
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30.
31.
'
1.
6.
10.
3*-.
7.
8.
3ti.
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t
4.
11.
Points
1,
3, 5,
13, 30, for leather
and
general work.
Points 2, 4,
6,
9,
31,
for
wood and
background work.
Points 10, 11, 12, for point and fine line
work.
Point 34, for blunt and other background
work.
Points
7, 8, 32, for
scorching.
Points 35, 36, 37, 38, for large work.
Foo-t JUlach. menu's.

'To
hold bulb so as to work, wifk
foot''.
Imported Double Rubber Bulbs

for Pyrotfrapku, WovK,.
Combinalionliamp and Union.
Ni*22,.
r Rubber
Ni.*9.
Foot Bellows.
Bottle and Handle Holder Ho prevent bottle -from,

being overturned.
Z3.
H?.^
The Flemish Art Colors
N?2V-.
are especially prepared for pyroraphy and are superior in quality fa all olhers
.
work,
We
can highly recommend them, the required work.
fa
do
Flemish Art Amaieur Color

Pul up
in
Set".
a box containing one
bottle
each- red, green, yellow, brown and

blue wa-trer stain
and
one
bottle
of finishing tfloss.
fl*.M.
Directions
Kail fill Ike benzine boHle with absorbent^ adding as muck benzine at it will absorb,
let it
-Ike
stand 5
-Ikat
4o 10
minutes, fken poor off all
benzine
hern-
kas not been absorbed,
J^. 28.
ndd
me
me from time to -time keep absorbent mois-K
Flemish Art Hon- explosive

The absorbent
will
Absorbent.
fire
.
Prevents explosion and causes no
risk.
Usl
for
months
Benzine Bottle.
Benzine
Bottle,
and
hook..
Xeted JllcoholJbamp.
J&.ik-,
JRleohol
Lamp
Xefal Union
Cork.
Poij
Box>
^r^losj]
>le!^3.
Mi".
25.
N^26. Flemish Jlrl" P^ro-Wax.
Flemish, ilri (qloss.

'To
^
wood
1-t
be applied io-the
it
wood
,
be applied
it
-fo -rhe
after
has been decorated
after
has been
decorated.
dives a dull finish..
Il dives a high, flossy
finish.
tfs*.**-.
N?. 18,
Ni'.ir.
Revolving Cork Handle
Sfrai&M' Cork Handle.
lb
prevent tubing
from, -t"wistm.
>Gb^
No. 39
orographic
Imported Double Rubber Bulb
/extra large)
Jo.
1 5.
*N. 9.
Ex* ra heavt^
10
shell.
CUSHION COVERS AND SKINS FOR PYROGRAPHIC WORK EACH STYLE CUSHION COYER AND WHOLE SKIN CAN BE HAD STAMPED IN VARIOUS DESIGNS
All
styles
of
leather
cushion covers can be had

in
the
as
various
designs,
such
Art
Nouveau,
Indian,
Monk and Animal

The
colors to be
Heads, Dragon and Floral

effects.
had are
light
red, green,
brown,
gray
and dark
tan,
and
old gold.
of
Our assortment
04 inch
de-
Square Leather Laced Cushion Cover.
signs in Art Nouveau, Indian,
Monk and Animal

as
well
Heads,
as
the
Dragon and Floral
effects,
are the most beautiful and
if
1
extensive that have ever
been produced
for pyro-
graphy work.
Skins
can
be
bad
:
in
the following colors
red,
green, dark and light tan
brown, gray and old gold.
Skins can be had in sizes
from
6 to 9 feet.
Fringed Leather Cushion Cover
#\\,
//'
''
"'
tfl
i
84 inch Square Leather Laced Cushion Cover
Extreme FriDged Leather Cushion Cover

11
Fringed Leather Cushion Cover
LEATHER NOVELTIES FOE PYROGRAPHIC WORK EACH STYLE ARTICLE CAN BE HAD STAMPED IN VARIOUS DESIGNS
280.^1oi?eati(HiandKerchief
12
Porff.
LEATHER NOVELTIES FOR PYROGRAPHIC WORK EACH STYLE ARTICLE CAN BE HAD STAMPED IN VARIOUS DESIGNS
Peawipers
13
LEATHER NOVELTIES FOE PYROGRAPHIC WORK EACH STYLE ARTICLE CAN BE HAD STAMPED EST VARIOUS DESIGNS
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15*.
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4P
215.
233.
Broom Holder wtfh Broom

Toilet
Case with Comb, Tooth and Hair Brush

14
Shaving Pad.
465.
16V.
20^.
-wi(h handle.
plain.
Drinking Cup Cases,
Inkstand.
205.
202..
201.
K';vii
Calendar.
Penwipers.
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138.
198.
Cord Case.
Strap Purse.
Penwiper.
272. 8 elf.
182.
PlaijinsS
Card Case
with Chips.
19*
Toilet
Case.
283.
Stationery
Bo
281.
Qlove Box.
{V^sgfe
290.
r161.
Card Case.
Purse
Handkerchief Box.
-^^-iil;.-^"-|
295.
288.
Jewel Box.
Handkerchief Box.
285.
Collar and Cuff Box.
286.
.Military Brush. Case.
109.
716.
163.
Card Case.
.Novel Cover.
^vkaazine Cover.
15
Engagement PadinWood.
6-
x 9V,.
Ne 356
JO? 353
Combination Pecket-books with Card Case.
â.
38"r
.n?
363
Small Misses Pocketbk.
Purse
Combination Pocket-books with Card Case
N516Q
An 219
Card Cases.
JM5-371
N? 37
Card Cases.
JI?
370
Catd Case
173.
1*9.'
Xatch
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Safe.
.Match
Box.
p Stamp Case.
16
Stamp r
Box
415.
Cigarette Cases.
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Bill Fold
Bill Fold.
LSÔ,
Combination
Bill Fold
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1*2
Memorandum
JM\ 167.
BooKs.
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Card Case & Memo Book
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JV5-
381
.NFIO!
Combination Bill -Book.
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c
1*3.
1*6.
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1*1
432. Price
Engagement Book & Card Case.
Engagement Books
r-i
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1*5
Ub&'H
*K1*0.
170.
172.
Address Book & Card Case.
.Address BooKs
171.
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Txsa,
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JM?2W. Cash Book
m
4/
f&
231.
N"
Card Case.
Cash Books
228. JMore Book k Card Case.
230
.Afore
Book.
*22.
*20.
180.
***.
Playing Card Cases

17
with.
Cards.
Double.
J.T 10+.
N?
XoU
AIe*36.
+37.
.NT 105.
Book
QolF Score Books.

XT. 188
NTlll.
loadies Ioaundrj
Ioisl".
AE18T.
N?1I0.
Household kaimdrif
loist.
AI?9 Whist Score.
Novel Cover.
A5I86.
"holograph.
Books.
xntTz.
N5+26.
.Alaga sine Cover.
Portfoln
AT
179.
NT Ml.
'Photo.
Frames.
+ 70.
Gents kaimdry
loiaf.
Portfolio.
JM? 151.
AIT 17+
Mu&ic Roll
Blotter.
AT? 1+8.
Clippings.
18
LEATHER NOVELTIES FOR PYROGRAPHIC WORK EACH STYLE ARTICLE CAN BE HAL STAMPED IN VARIOUS DESIGNS
368.
Pcc.\;-.-:
::-...
433. PlaylngCard &Chip Cdse.

-W7. Military Brush, (Mirror
k Comb Case.
37.
Tourist Case.
m.
BridêWk'ist Case wilhCards.
a98.
Sketch Book.
*35. Telegram Pdd.
434. Telegram
fad
8.
239. Book Holder b
(villi
315 Calendar:
313.
J*lusic Portfolio.
6oofi&.)
199.
397.
-Clock.
Clock
k Calendar.
390
Jewel Case.
20
391. Jewel
Box
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isMtlThMR
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392.
SS'xS'/f'x^J/,.-
396.
(flove
6Vx
l4Va-
X^/a".
k Handkerchief Box.
Jewel Sox.
393.
WXWX3'.
tflove
Box.
39^.
5%'X 6%'x 3V.
Handkerchief Box.
395.
6VX7'X7."
397.
7%*
xW5
foliar &i/ff Box.

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$0*.
iBTiim{oyHED Boxes.
$M
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398.
tftf/tf'
275.
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6"X9"
2,7*.
5^,'
7/a'.
6%' X 10/*'X5V
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foliar, fuff
&
Bull-on Box.
<%//> ifo* ^JSr JW0 chips,
& J/fiack cards,)
271.
3>i"X7:
278.
t%'
5V
21
-foliar Box.
fvtf Box.
273.
5'x6/a"
276.
5"X9"
{TvffJ&ox.
foliar k (Huff Box.
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310.
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^Penwipers.
265.
Sfamp
A'
5? /3oa.
M3. Writing
Portfolio
^sm.
Writing Portfolio
f<^j"
J7-^
377.
Ticket Case.
217T
22
VO'f
216.
295.
Pockef Pnoto frames,.
*58.
Shaving
et.
Watch 7ob3.
.,>/!
36V.
(je/its
Purse and Bill Fold
366- (jentd Pocket-book.
367.
(Seats Packer- book
3m. Purse.
7g^
1-1
^^s
388. JoadJes Pocket -book.
360 Misses Pocket-bk.

.
236. Coin Purse.
139.
Coin Purse.
^ô^
s42
sb=
-isi
.
Change Pur&e.
403. Combination Card Case.
404. Coin Purse.
36a. Misses, Pocket-bk.
336.
33r
Tobacco Pouches.
431
411. -Cigarette Cases.
Indian vSag"
MMSaf,.
JcJ!e
,J
%
36V.
m
4na.
Cigar Cases
419
CeSea.)
Medicine Cases.
773".
("4 bottles.)
Telephone Register.
23
WOOD AND LEATHER
POST CARDS.
CAN BE HAD
IN
A LARGE VARIETY OF DESIGNS
-$ POST CARD
THI5 SIDE FflHTHE ADDRESS
mONLY.
f0
IN
ST
C/
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RDs
THREE-PLY B/1SSW00D teSkl
LEATHER N2 $50.
DES. 53.
DES. 80.
IM
Havinij
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DES. 61.
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DES. 81.
DES. 6*-.
DES. 70.
DES.65-
DES. 83.
WOOD AND LEATHER
POST CARDS.
CAN BE HAD
Postaio
IN
A LARGE VARIETY OF DESIGNS

IXnve My
HahkFullin
Cards
POSTAL CARD
UNITED STATES OF AHtRICA
TH't ">i
i-.iinn[)(iuaiir.
Three Ply ftasswood.
/ WahtTo
Come
Xjfsî
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9W.
Des. 63.
$&
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De8. 77.
9VT.
Des. 59.
9W.
Des. 72.
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938.
6 xi8i>tch
Three ph/ Basswood Panel.
540
708
.Mirror.
(French plalegtajj)
Mirror.
(French plate glass)
6 inch
938.
6'xiainch.
inch.
Three pl^ Basswood Panel.
OUR e3DARl^lNG'S'ekOrn"Is^)
Baby Clolhes Rack.
930. 5*X3 3/*' Inkstand.-
933.
Winch
93a. 33,'x a* Jewelry Box.
927.
iO&'x5>
928.
Vase.
1K*h'K Vase.
9S6.
5'
X 5 inch
9S9.
9*8. 9"x1V
Bowl.
Three
plj
Basswood Frame.
4 **' x a* Table Bell.
26
EACH STYLE FRAME CAN BE HAD STAMPED IN VARIOUS DESIGNS WOOD BACK AND WIRE EASEL
ALL FRAMES ARE MADE WITH
500
601
Round Frame
7 inch
Round Frame
7 inch
Rococo Frame 6>i x 5K in
507
508
509
519 Turtle Frame

9>
,
Medium Cabinet Frame

1i( x 6 in
Medium Oabinet Frame

1\i x 6
i'd
1%
x6
in
x 6 in
fifilSf
US lr
r^lHppfif
ilJi
SI2
536
Cabinet Frame
9!,'
Medium Cnbiuet Frame

T'_.
in
in
x 6 in
1%
x Gin
i 8 in.
538
Cabinet Frame 10 x Ta in
sos
537
Cabinet Frame
10 Bin.
Round Frame
9ii incli
26
EACH STYLE FRAME CAN BE HAD STAMPED IN VARIOUS DESIGNS WOOD BACK AND WIRE EASEL
ALL FRAHES ARE MADE WITH
Large Cabinet Frame

8 x
514 Large Cabinet Frame
541
Large Cabinet Frame
Oval Frame
9 x 7 in
IK
in
9i 7%
in
9x7% in
51S
Large Cabinet Frame 9 x 7% in

516
Large Cabinet Frame 9 x 7% in
549
Crescent Frame 8 x 5% in.
Large Cabinet Frame
iflii
|En
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&rm\
9 in.
523 Imperial Frame
524
Imperial
Frame
9 in.
10% x
Imperial Frame 10% x 9 in
10%_x
525
Imperial
Frame
9 in
10% x
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531
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aw
52T
Large Cabinet Frame (2 openings) 12>* x 9 in.
Oval Frame
11% x
9H
in.
Cabinet Frame (2 openings 12% x 9 in.
27
EACH STYLE FRAME CAN BE HAD STAMPED IN VARIOUS DESIGNS. ALL FRAMES ARE MADE WITH WOOD BACK AND WIRE EASEL. EXCEPT 528, 529, 544, 545, 550
f*"*=^-
w
y%$vk
535
S39
533
Cabinet Frame 12% x 6 in.
S34
Cabinet Frame
Cabinet
Frame
ll%x6%in
Cabinet Frame
12%
x.6}4 in
12x8%
in

17x7}^
io.
(4 openings)

17x7J.|in
(4
openings)
h5\Jm
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M
E30
Screen
544.
closed
Folding Cab. Frame
(<
H
54-3
Frame 14xl2în.
opeoinf
Double Rococo Frame
22%
i a ib.
14x13
in.
544.
MS
(4
OPEN
Folding Cab. Frame
openings)
Folding Cab.
22% x 8
in.
OPEN Frame (4 openings) 28%x8in.
EACH STYLE FRAME CAN BE HAD STAMPED IN VARIOUS DESIGNS WOOD BACK AND WIRE EASEL EXCEPT 804, 805,
ALL FRAMES ARE MADE WITH

806, S07, 808, 809
53a
Fancy Frame
soe
Cabioet Frame (6 openings) 9 x 33 in.
(4
openings)
13 i 6; in.
809
Cabinet Frame (6 openings)
542
Rococo
Fmme
9i
33 in.
12 J s 8 in.
805
Cabinet Frame (4 openings)
9
804-
x 22!
in.
Cabinet Frame (3 openings) 9 x 171 in.
u
ml
1
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ft Ml
K'l
fii
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>*CA,N
L*
808
tv^Cabinet Frame (4 openings)
9 MM
SOT
Cabinet Frame (3 openings) 9 x 17J in.
9x22}
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THREEEACH STYbE FRAME CAN BE HAD

IN
PL.Y
BASSWOOD FRRMES.
AUh,
VARIOUS DESIGNS.
FRAMES FITTED WITH
GtASS AW1RE
EflSEl,.
mm
s.
'
: -
Urol
I? 5,
869.
'
!l-i
1
In
879. 874.
7'x7
sro.
6'xr*
87f.
6-xY^,'
V*
8"
9yax9>l'
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wis
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1^ %G&
873. 74'x1087+-. 7J4-X9'
875. 7#x9-
878 8"X10
THREE- PbY BASSWOOD
PANEfeS.
EACH STYtE P/WEU
COMES
IN
ASSORTED DESIGNS.
#^ f.
^?.
X42W
876.
8'xW
I/Mi
^^^
880.
16' x
20'
880.
16'x20-
877. 8"x10-
863.
T x 9'
30
864.
5"
ia*
THREE-PbY BASSWOOD
PANELS
ASSORTED DESIGNS.
EACH STYLE PANEL, COMES
IN
i||''li
(
'"'1,^
868.
861.
15'
x 21/i
tt'XM"
fWlk
1 I
III,
In
III
859.7'xia866. 7-x)631
863. 7'X9"
86V. 8'xir
865. 9-XI2
THREE-PLY BASSWOOD PANELS EACH STYLE PANEL COMES IN ASSORTED DESIGNS
B6H-. 8"X10'
86?.
iVr.1V
86+. 8*X10'
881.
1!l"xi8
868.
IV
i 21
868.
If x 21*
866. 7'x16'
866. rX-16"
866. TX16*
85b. 15incKdiam.
856.
3KxS-
65$-.
15mth diam.
33
851.
8tnck<liam.
851.
Sinchdiam.
84
THKEE-PLY BASSWOOD PANELS. CHRISTY DESIGNS. THE CHRISTY GIRLS "IDEAL HEADS'
We have the exclusive right from
Leather these pictures by
Chas. Scribner's Sons to reproduce for Pyrographic Decoration on Wood and Howard Chandler Christy. The copyrights are fully protected
36
THREE-PLY BASSWOOD PANELS, PHOTO. FRAMES, BOXES, BOOK RACKS,
ETC.
THE CHRISTY GIRLS
"
IDEAL HEADS "
We
have the exclusive right from Chas. Scribner's Sons to reproduce for Pyrographic Decoration on Wood and Leather these pictures by Howard Chandler Christy. The copyrights are fully protected
THREE-PLY BASSWOOD PANELS, WITH BORDER STAMPED WITH "CHRISTY" DESIGNS
We have the exclusive right from
Chas. Scribner's Sons to reproduce for Pyrographic Decoration on Leather these pictures by Howard Chandler Christy. The copyrights are fully protected.
Wood and
880
16x20
in.
Design No. 7
880
16x20
in.
Design No. 10
16x20
in.
Design No. 8
16
x 20
in.
Design No.
11
880
16x20
in.
Design No. 9
37
880
16
x 20
in.
Design No. 12
THREE-PLY BASSWOOD PANELS WITH BORDER STAMPED WITH " CHRISTY " DESIGNS
We
have the exclusive right from Chas. Scribner's Sons to reproduce for Pryographic Decoration on Leather these pictures by Howard Chandler Christy. The copyrights are fully protected.
Wood
and
aggl
^
T't, .I.^Cf/,
MM ^.L-KSi!!
Jr
fa
:
.
*.t
./i-.
-aa
880
16
x 20
in.
Design
No
13
880
16x20
in.
Design No. 14
^m
_*_*ft_4.(U*| ft.
16
20
in.
Design No. 15
,0
win; I Boxes can be
No. 566 567
Style
oaun
of these shades:
unea
Brown, Nile Green and Ds
No.
Style
had
satin lined, in
any
No. 681
Blue, Red, Pink,
Style
568 563 570 574 577 578 580

631 678 680
Jewel Box Pin Box Card Box Stud Box Note Paper Box
Ring Box Handkerchief Box

Toilet Collar
Box
and Cuff Box
Bonbon Box Glove Box Glove Box
682 683 684 685 688 689 690 691 692 693
Glove Box Glove Box

Stationery
Box
Lace Box Collar and Cuff Box Handkerchief Box
694 695 696 697 706

773 778 931 952 971
Jewel Box Jewel Box

Tie
Box
chief
Photo Box Glove and Handker-
Box
Work Box
Handkerchief Box Handkerchief Box Jewel Box Jewel Box
38
Pin Box
Collar
Dresser Box aDd Cuff Box
Lace Box Dresser Box
EACH STYLE BOX CAN BE HAD STAMPED IN VARIOUS DESIGNS AND KEY AT AN ADDITIONAL COST ~'
BOXES'CAN BE HAD WITH LOCK

.
.v
ere
Pia Box (with partitions)
688
Handkerchief Box
Otove Box
Wi6j1 in.
6 i 5%
2H
io
UK
i 4'4
x2%
in.
T%
Work Box x b% x SH
691
in.
678
'
Handkerchief Box lii x 6% x 3ki in
Olove Box 12% x W> x 3>s
in.
Handkerchief Box
Lace Box
WiWi SK
in.
Glove Box i 354 11K I
in
10^
i8Hi2M in.
695
Jewel Box
3'i
5 24 in
1254
Photo Box
Necktie Box i j 3H
in
IftiWi 3 in.
683/s
Box 10 x 5H x 2K in.
Stationery
Collar
and Cuff Box
till
Stationery Box (with Lock aDd
Key
in
10H
iSKi
2M
in
39
EACH STYLE BOX CAN BE HAD STAMPED IN VARIOUS DESIGNS. AND KEY AT AN ADDITIONAL COST
BOXES CAN BE HAD WITH LOCK

.
778
Dresser Box 31 i 5 x 3Jin.
580
Collar
9%
and Cuff Box x x 6K
69*
Jewel Cliest (trunk sliape)
7?4
693
"""
x4^x8^ in.
Jewel Chest (trunk shape) x 3 x 3H in.
693 Jewel Chest (trunkshape) 4H * 3K x 2% in.
774 Card and Chip Box (with cards and 200 chips)
660
Glove Box
566
Alpine Jewel Box
12
9 x 3 in.
13^ x4^x2Kin.
6^
x 3% x
1%
in.
Card and Chip Box (without cards and 200 chips)
606
Writing Case (1 inkwell) 11 x 1% x \% in.
Ciffar
613 lock and key) with patented metalFitted
Box (with
'
779
Designed Shirt Waist Boxes (4 sizes)
lined moistener. 10 x B4 i 4 in.
779a
779b
in.
779o
in.
779d
in.
18^ x 9% x 9H
21
11>$
x 11H
24
x 13% x 13H
27
161,
x 16
in.
40
EACH STYLE ARTICLE CAN BE HAD STAMPED
IN
VARIOUS DESIGNS
706
6^ViaVx3^"
(jbwes
A Handkerchiefs Box.
9V6.
9'xl2-x6"
Combination Box
for gloves, Colters, Cuffs, Handkerchiefs JiBuffons
68a.
s-x-iwxsv
CjloveBox.
931.
8"X8"^6"
&Cuff Box.
95a.
&*.w*w
Lace Box.
Collars
95oXj^F
3*!x3V
951.
p
J'ix3i Three- Ply Basswood Panels
"
3'dum
(?rgar Cabinet
41
956.
isyv x
90% x
6-
Medicine
Cabinet".
BOXES WITH LOCK AND KEY EACH ARTICLE COMES IN ASSORTED DESIGNS
683 a.
684 *-4
Lace Box
697 'A. Photo Box.
Stationery Box.
682X4.
Cjlotfe
Box.
681)4.
Gjlove Box.
696Mi. Xecktie Box.
695>i.
690>4
688 54.
.
Jewel Box.
689*5.
Handkerchief Box.
.Handkerchief Box.
Work Box.
68 5 & Collar and Cuff Box.
6*v TaboureHe
6*5
Tabourette
6*8.
Dutch Stool.
42
THESE STOOLS CAN BE HAD STAMPED IN VARIOUS DESIGNS
STOOLS
(Large Size)
They are shipped knocked down.
939. Stool.
9+0. gtool.
$tool.
STOOLS-fSmall
Size)
No. 643.
12x15
in.
No. 646.
12xl5ir
43
No.
640.
12
15 in.
No. 649.
12
15 in.
EACH STYLE PANEL CAN BE HAD STAMPED
IN
VARIOUS DESIGNS
699
Panel
10jx9j
id
I6l
11 in
6 72
Panel
13 i 10i
Panel
Panel
10J j 9; in
20x13
in
20 1 13 in.
44
EACH STYLE PANEL CAN BE HAD STAMPED
IN
VARIOUS DESIGNS
Pani
I,
22 x 7} iD
669
Panel, 15x11 in
Poel. 16x12 in
Panel, IS x
6^
in
Panel. 15 x
id
Panel. 20 x 14 in.
700
Panel, 15x5K
in.
670
Panel. 16 x 12 in
702
Panel,
Panel, 20 x 14 in
25^
10.
45
EACH STYLE BOOK RACK CAN BE HAD STAMPED
IN
VARIOUS DESIGNS
Book Rack (Stationary) 19^ i 6 in.
Book Rack (Stationary)
Book Rack (Extension)

19Ji i 6
in.
HiSK
in.
6IT
623
x h\i
in.
Book Rack (Stationary)

14
Book Rack (Stationary) 17 x 7 in.
Book Rack (Extension) 15Ji x 5K in.
619
63+
Book Rack
(
Book Rack (Stationary) 17 x 7 in.
17% x
Extension 7 in.
62i
Book Rack (Extension)
19 x 7 in.
46
EACH ARTICLE CAN BE HAD STAMPED
IN
VARIOUS DESIGNS
Pipe Rack (hanging) 16 1 9% i V& in
Pipe Rack (standing)
9J4x7ix2în.
Pipe Rack (hanging) 16 1 9 In.
769
Vase, 14 1 6 in
Panel
15 inch
diam
T46
Panel, 12 inch diam
768
Vase, 13 x
i%
in.
770
Vase.
11
wZS^
in
16
Panel. 9 in diam.
47
IN
VARIOUS DESIGNS
666
Card Receiver
6 inch
48
EACH STYLE PLAQUE AND PANEL CAN BE HAD STAMPED
IN
VARIOUS DESIGNS
49
EACH STYLE PLAQUE AND STEIN CAN BE HAD STAMPED
IN
VARIOUS DESIGNS
50
IN
VARIOUS DESIGNS
815. D
Motto Panel
815. A. Motto Panel
553
815. C.
Kev Thermometer U<4 x 4H in.
Molto Panel
552
Crescent Thermometer
8 x 5?b in.
Fancy Thermometer
16%
s.
7 in.
60S Broom Holder
7%
inch diani.
780
600
Clock Stand
Hanging Clock
Clock Stand
in.
602
Clock Stand
603
Clock Stand
6i4!î 2J,
14
x i% x Z%
15
in.
5 in.
11% x
5%
Z%
in.
6% x
2 in.
51
IN
VARIOUS DESIGNS
rS8.
19-X73*.'
3/'
729.
16' x
9-x
3*s*
(Tlocl^
731.
witti
VX10'X3>4"
755.
KYx6-x
r-V
Stand
Worlds.
52
ALL CLOCK STANDS ARE FITTED WITH WORKS
686.
10"
\%'A\
763.
8VX12,'
687.
9 x1S
653.
9'xfl'
655.
10-X7V
S65.
8 x
lo-
5V6.
Pianino Card Box
re*. Pr.
WivTvi?
5V6.
5'xrexjv
765.
9'
x (3"
Cloc)^
^tand
Playinp Card Box
Clocl^^-t-and
53
IN
VARIOUS DESIGNS
629
Double Shelf Bracket. 16 x I2J4 x
T'j in
Shelf
1S)$ 1
3^
in
Plate
64+ Rack 26> 1
t l 2 in
743
Stein Rack and Shelf
20 x
7%
in
Tie or Towel Rick. 21 x 9 in
Tie or Towel Rack. 21 x 9 in
Shelf. 20
1M
in.
54
IX
VARIOUS DESIGN'S
17* X 6"
6
Y18.
Telegram Case.
9W
Necktie Rack.
6H
V*
6'
705.
759.
Book Sfeind.
I3'x74-
Traoj.
7Vx3/2
T ray.
ion.' x
5Vi-
714.
Telephone
Register.
IV X
6"
T15.
Plate Rack.
36" X
18"
J^larm Clock Stand.

10/1
5?x'
55
IN
VARIOUS DESIGNS
Stein
734 Rack and Shelf
735
Stein Rack and Shelf
19U11
in.
Stein Rack and Shelf 18i x 9J in.
6T1 Panel Bracket

19} x 3; in
Stein
Rack and Shelf 14x16 in.
73 7
Stein
Rack and Shelf 31 x 15 in.
56
IN
VARIOUS DESIGNS
802
Bracket and Cab Frame (3 openings)
15 x 9 in
641
Waste Basket-knocked donJ

13?4 s 8!j in
803
Bracket and Cab Frame (3 openings) 18 i 9 in.
64-3
615
Waste Basket
18 x
9J. in
Waste Basket
13 x
Waste Basket
(laced)
9%
9%
in.
18 x 9'* in.
knocked down)
Knocked down)
EACH STYLE ARTICLE CAN BE HAD STAMPED IN VARIOUS DESIGNS
587.
kadies' Wat
Brush.
WiMWr
Ladies' Hat
finish
565.
59V.
Crecent riat Brush.

Ha-T
Brush.
591.
8*5.
PaddU
.Military Brush..
sao.
Envelope and Stamp Bo<-
570.
Note Paper Box.
70V.
Inksland.
5"X5V
623 N.
Book Rack
(Extension) 16-
5V *
578.
letter Rack.
Ladies Toilet Box.
6-
9>i"
xj-
579. SVxS.Ash Receiver.
639.
Photograph Holder.
fx3'
ria.
Folding Checker Board.
13-X15*
7(3.
Checker Board.
iB-ma
58
IN
VARIOUS DESIGNS
573
Hair Receiver 5 x 5 x 2 in.
8io
574
Hatch Box Stan J 3 I 2; x 2;
Ring Holder
3; x 3; x 21 in.
637
Military Brush
ST 5 Knicknack Receiver
3} x 3J x 2 in.
Trinket Stand
4
x 3J x
3; in.
5T2
Loving Cup 4} x 3V in.
5T6
Clover Match Holder o'lx'BJx lfin.
781
Thermometer
res
Match Holder 10 x 41 in.
789
Match Holder
9
x 4
in.
11
721 Candlestick inch high
841.
Candlestaod
5
x 31
in.
Mirror (French plate 41 inch
Mirror (French plate glass) 4 inch
59
IN VARIOUS DESIGNS
Magazine Stand 11% x 9^x8 in.
560
Smoking Set
628
Magazine Stand 115x92Sx8in.
844
6*3.
Napkin Ring
Napkin Ring
1% x 5^x4
in.
Fancy Key Rack 16 x 1% in.
Photo Rack 7Hx5Mx44in.
Key Rack
15>
x 4J
in-
Stationery
Rack and Inkstand

in.
Stationery Rack (3 spaced 10x7*ix45<; in.
7%x9?4x5 34
772
Crumb Brush
6a5
Stationery Rack (2 spaced) 9K x 7 x ZH in.
784
Tray
7x3
in.
Desk Pad 16,^x12 in.
fiO
IN
VARIOUS DESIGNS
r
5^x4 in
568 Card Box 4& s ZH. x 2 in.
Pin Tray
4 in. diameter
IN
VARIOUS DESIGNS
Envelope Stand
(2
spaced
8x35gx3ln.
750
Card Stand
(4 spaced)
8x3^x3in
Brush Rack 18x7)4 in.
S84
Inkstand
(2 ink wells)
in.
8Kx0x2)
730
Ping Pong Bat
771
Brush Rack
682
Antique Stamp Case
5x
Stamp House Log Cabin)

(
I0j^x5
in
583
Octagonal Bonbon Dish 7 inch
3^x2)4x2in.
3^ .%%
in
Octagonal Nut Bowl 7 inch
723
Nut Bowl 7 inch diam
724
Bowl (with cover
7 inch diam.
J
T9a Calendar and Inkstand
776
777
Stamp Box
(2 spaced)
in.
1% x5in.
3x2x1%
Stamp Box
4x2x
(3 spaced) Vii in.
Paper Cutter
12x2)4
in.
597
736
Cradle Blotter
5 x
S98
Paper Cutter 9 inch
Paper Cutter
9 inch
Paper Cutter
9 inch
1%
in
62
EACH STYLE ARTICLE CAN BE UAD STAMPED
IN
VARIOUS DESIGNS
89a. 7 inch diam Atalch Holder
IBÎfj
893. 54"
^m
897.
896. 8'AIX,
Japanese Ioampions Frames.
8'X12"
X6'
Postal Card
Stamp and
898.
-10"
Box
diam.
"Wall .Mirror.
698.
6>4-
x ia&" tetter rjack
89V^.
6'x9/*"
Score
895.
6'X.10y*'
Whist
Pad.
Engagement Pad
683. 15%' X 9&'
Waste Basket.
Knocked
Awi.
63
EACII STYLE ARTICLE
CAN BE HAD STAMPED
IN
VARIOUS DESIGNS
8V9
(3"x37'
closed
Iqarge
Xandolia.
Playing Card and ChipJBox.

R4
wrf/i
x pack, cards and
S.00
chips)
EACH STYLE ARTICLE CAN BE HAD STAMPED IN VARIOUS DESIGNS ALL FURNITURE PIECES ARE SHIPPED KNOCKED DOWN
921.
29' X 18 inch
(Telia rette
922.
30' x 28 inch
Combination Chair
and Table.
93r.
15'
x aHliruh. Foot Sl-ool
(Folding)
920.
Smokers Cabinet.
aoincli
w <^,'W^
:
9V3
W*Zf
(Frenthptali glass
'<)
Frames
Three-Ply Basswood Mirror
<M>vsic
Stand
_o_
(Folding.)
91^
tf x ibViindi
Book Sf"and
9*5
Three-Ply
944..
I8'i" 18'1' (Frenth plate glass
JOi'xiOV
(FmichplatJ glass
B)
Basswood
Mirror-
wilh
Frames hat Hooks
wxto:)
Three- Ply
Basswood Mirror Frames.
>lusic Sfand
.'Vf
EACH STYLE ARTICLE CAN BE HAD STAMPED IX VARIOUS DESIGNS ALL FURNITURE PIECES ARE SHIPPED KNOCKED DOWN
953965.
Vx8Vx6V
(300 Chips
xio'xt* hipoK.
(fir doo chips
Lzpitkcsnk^
Chip Bo*. & * PackCards^
761. ChipBox. (formchipiktpiskaî\
WxWxS:
35*. 5-*7Vxv. C/hipBmfttrMockipi&tp&ikcads)
966.
46'x+o -
Jiaii Chair.
963so-
/+.'
'x3l
968.
Writing X>esk
9'xS8' Umbrella Stand..
92^.
80 'X 16 inch
Table.
a^lrm -Chair,
936.
36"
ia-jnfli
Umbrella Stand.
69
EACH STYLE ARTICLE CAN BE HAD STAMPED IN VARIOUS DESIGNS ALL FURNITURE PIECES_AEE SHIPPED KNOCKED DOWN
sea.
3*:'x*t5mdv
Old Duhch Chair.
IN
VARIOUS DESIGNS
971."
*-'x 5' x 31*
Bresser Box. fvHhihree-plytop.)
960.
wx 6 w x ev
Shaving >et.
156. *&'x6Vx8 i' %fpox.

)
(fu-Mekipi&ipack cards)
969.
/+*xr 53
Three-plyTrame mlkPictun.
96j.+vx6vxtf jeJhaving&et.
M ^^
8Hill3SII
969. 6'X8'.
s^s^ys
-5m\
Three-ply Tfame with Picture.
96%.
x 64' x 6%* jShavinfMei'.
B+8.
<Sord Box
B
886. 3'x+ya;
cMfiM ^W.
973. 5' x ' Candlestick.
9i3.
1*'x2Vx+*^
Jdesfc.
19'x 36'
oMv&ie Stand.
71

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PYROGRAPHY

EicHholtz Art Store

THE HEXRY FRANCIS du POJVT W1XTERTHUR MUSEUM

Digitized by the Internet Archive

2011 with funding from

LYRASIS Members and Sloan Foundation

SKETCH ON THE ART OF PYROGRAPHY

WOOD-BURNING, concisely speaking,

pointed one for leather. After the work is completed

be given a coat of shellac.

Double Rubber Bulb Ul.6<i.

Double Rubber Bulb.

Cork. Handle NOTpurvrd PoiM We._5,

Rubber Bulb Ne.

Curved Point Ns. 3

r..:; -; Crk HandU Hi. 18

Cvrvcd Po.fttX*. 3Q.

Standard Platinum Points

13, 30, for leather

Points 35, 36, 37, 38, for large work.

Foo-t JUlach. menu's.

hold bulb so as to work, wifk

Imported Double Rubber Bulbs

Combinalionliamp and Union.

Bottle and Handle Holder Ho prevent bottle -from,

can highly recommend them, the required work.

Flemish Art Amaieur Color

a box containing one

each- red, green, yellow, brown and

minutes, fken poor off all

kas not been absorbed,

me from time to -time keep absorbent mois-K

Flemish Art Hon- explosive

Prevents explosion and causes no

N^26. Flemish Jlrl" P^ro-Wax.

Flemish, ilri (qloss.

has been decorated

dives a dull finish..

Il dives a high, flossy

Revolving Cork Handle

Sfrai&M' Cork Handle.

Imported Double Rubber Bulb

cushion covers can be had

Monk and Animal

Heads, Dragon and Floral

Square Leather Laced Cushion Cover.

signs in Art Nouveau, Indian,

Monk and Animal

Dragon and Floral

are the most beautiful and

extensive that have ever

the following colors

green, dark and light tan

brown, gray and old gold.

Skins can be had in sizes

Fringed Leather Cushion Cover

Extreme FriDged Leather Cushion Cover

Fringed Leather Cushion Cover

Broom Holder wtfh Broom

Case with Comb, Tooth and Hair Brush

Drinking Cup Cases,

Collar and Cuff Box.

Combination Pecket-books with Card Case.

Small Misses Pocketbk.