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1. How Brushes Are Made.

Author

DANIELS, DAN

Subjects
ARTISTS' brushes, HAIR, HANDLES, DESIGN, ARTISTS' tools
Abstract

The article demonstrates how the artist's brushes are made. The process includes shearing and cutting of the hair from the animal's tail, preparing the hair for brushmaking, and placing the shaped and trimmed hair into ferrule. The handle is then stamped and the ferrule is attached to the handle. Finally, the brushes are inspected and shaped. The key considerations in brush design and the different grades of hair used in brushes such as red sable, black sable, and ox hair are also discussed.

Published
1973

2. New Fingers for Iron Hands.

Subjects
HANDLES, MACHINERY
Abstract

The article offers information on several types of grips introduced by Sahlin Engineering Co. for its equipment named, Iron Hand, used for lifting stampings out of presses.

Published
1951

3. SIX GRIPS.

Subjects
HANDLES, PHOTOGRAPHS
Abstract

A photograph of several types of grips for lifting stamping from its press, is presented.

Published
1951

4. NEW PRODUCTS BRIEFS.

Subjects
NEW product development, OSCILLOGRAPHS, ALLOYS, HANDLES
Abstract

The article offers information on several new products including oscillograph images from Allen B. Dumont Laboratories Inc., brazing alloy Nicrobraz from Wall Colmonoy Corp. and handle from Laboratory Equipment Corp.

Published
1950

5. WHY DO PEOPLE DROP THINGS?

Subjects
ACCIDENTAL falls, PRODUCTION control, HANDLES
Abstract

Summarizes the article 'Why Do People Drop Things,' by Lynn V. Rigby published in 'Quality Progress.' Discovery and causes of drop-likely situations; Correction of the problem; Reduction of the opportunities for error; Provision for handles and handholds.

Published
1974

6. SHORT COURSES IN MANUAL TRAINING.--(IV.). .

Author

Upham, A. A.

Subjects
CHISELS, STRUCTURAL frames, HARDWOODS, HANDLES, HAND
Abstract

The article focuses on the usage of chisel. Heavy chisel or framer are used on frame work of buildings or on hard wood while soft chisel or firmer have either a tang to be inserted on its handle or a socket into which the handle is driven. In order to control the tool, its blade should be hold firmly with the thumb and fingers of the left hand.

Published
1893

7. UND Pottery Collection C CBL 128-0936

Author

Cable, Margaret, Cable, Margaret Kelly, University of North Dakota. Art Dept., Cable, Margaret, Cable, Margaret Kelly, and University of North Dakota. Art Dept.

Abstract

Green honey jar with bee on lid handle. Pot was labeled as CCBL123-725., Cable 434 LhT etched in bottom.

Published
1910

8. Stein with handle and lid, made from section of artillery shell.

Subjects
Drinking vessels., Steins., Tankards., Stein lids., Handles., Balances (Weighing instruments), depicted., Scales (Weighing instruments), depicted., Scales (Weighing instruments) in art., Leaves, depicted., Flowers, depicted., Wreaths, depicted., Laurel, depicted., Olive, depicted., Peace., Projectiles, depicted., Engraving (Metal-work), depicted., Art 20th century., World War, 1914-1918., World War, 1914-1918 Equipment and supplies., World War, 1914-1918 Art and the war., Mugs., Scales (Weighing instruments), Balances (Weighing instruments), Projectiles, Aerial., Leaves., Flowers., Wreaths., Laurel., Engraving (Metal-work), Récipients à boire., Chopes., Manches (Technique), Balances., Feuilles., Fleurs., Couronnes (Ornements), Laurus., Paix., Projectiles., Gravure (Travail des métaux), Guerre mondiale, 1914-1918., drinking vessels., tankards., piggins., mugs (cups), handles (components), scales (weighing devices), balances (scales), leaf (plant material), flower (plant material), wreaths (costume accessories), Projectiles, Aerial, Mugs, Art, Balances (Weighing instruments), Drinking vessels, Engraving (Metal-work), Equipment and supplies, Flowers, Handles, Laurel, Leaves, Olive, Peace, Projectiles, Scales (Weighing instruments), Scales (Weighing instruments) in art, Stein lids, Steins, Tankards, Wreaths, Germany History 20th century., Allemagne Histoire 20e siècle., Germany
Abstract

Shell is made of polished brass, and has been cut down to resemble a beer stein or tankard. A handle made of darker and possibly different metal has been affixed to the side of the shell, while a lid has been attached via a hinge so that it can be swung open by pressing a section with the thumb while holding the handle. The lid has the inscription "PEACE" with an engraved wreath, possibly composed of laurel or olive branches. Around the top of the stein is a decorative floral border with "THE WORLD" inscribed in the middle. Below is an engraved balance scale, with one pan bearing the inscription "1914" and holding an artillery shell, and the other pan bearing the inscription "19" (possibly an unfinished year) and holding a branch. On either side of the scales are engraved flowers and leaves.

Published
1918

9. Receptacle made from section of artillery shell.

Subjects
Leaves, depicted., Flowers, depicted., Shields, depicted., Star (Shape), depicted., Star (Shape) in art., Ribbons, depicted., Containers., Distillation apparatus., Handles., Engraving (Metal-work), depicted., Solder and soldering, depicted., Welding, depicted., Art 20th century., World War, 1914-1918., World War, 1914-1918 Equipment and supplies., World War, 1914-1918 Art and the war., World War, 1914-1918 Campaigns Serbia., World War, 1914-1918 Campaigns Montenegro., Leaves., Flowers., Shields., Ribbons., Engraving (Metal-work), Solder and soldering., Welding., Feuilles., Fleurs., Boucliers., Rubans., Manches (Technique), Gravure (Travail des métaux), Soudure., Soudage., Guerre mondiale, 1914-1918., Guerre mondiale, 1914-1918 Campagnes et batailles Serbie., Étoile (Forme), Art 20e siècle., leaf (plant material), flower (plant material), shields (armor), ribbon (material), handles (components), solder., welding., engraving (action), Art, Containers, Distillation apparatus, Engraving (Metal-work), Equipment and supplies, Flowers, Handles, Leaves, Military campaigns, Ribbons, Shields, Solder and soldering, Star (Shape), Star (Shape) in art, Welding, Serbia History 20th century., France History 20th century., Serbie Histoire 20e siècle., France Histoire 20e siècle., Montenegro, France, Serbia
Abstract

Shell is made of dark, polished brass, and has been cut down to act as a receptacle of some sort, although its intended purpose beyond that function is unclear. It may have been designed to look like a still. The sides have been hatched and engraved to reveal ribbons, leaves, branches, flowers, and a shield with two stars underneath. On some of the ribbons are the engraved inscriptions, "1914", "FRANCE", "SERBIE", and "1". The last inscription may be an unfinished year. The top of the receptacle features a tab that can be unscrewed to reveal an spout which would allow access to its contents. There is also a handle composed of a metal tube that has been looped in the middle to form a curlicue shape. The handle and spout have likely been soldered or welded to the surface of the shell, and the base has likewise been affixed to the shell in a similar manner.

Published
1919

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