10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CUTTING-OUT SCISSORS»
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cutting-out scissors in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
cutting-out scissors and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Official descriptive and illustrated catalogue: Great ...
Provisionally registered. Nail-scissors, with medallion of H.R.H. Prince Albert.
Dagger and paper scissors, Elizabethan style, with steel blades, etched scroll-
work, and electro-gold handles. Large cutting-out scissors, design — rose,
shamrock, ...
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Official Descriptive and Illustrated Catalogue: In Three ...
Largo cutting-out scissors, design—rose, shamrock, and thistle, filed from solid
steel. Scissors, 23 inches long, forged from ingot of steel, with etching on blades
of the Exhibition Building and scrollwork. Patterns of scissors, with handles,
Gothic ...
Great Exhibition (1851, London), 1851
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Official Descriptive and Illustrated Catalogue of the Great ...
Provisionally registered. Nail-scissors, with medallion of H.U.H. Prince Albert.
Dagger and j»aper scissors, Elizabethan style, with steel blades, etched scroll-
work, and electro-gold handles. Large cutting-out scissors, design — rose,
shamrock, ...
The types include cutting-out scissors; embroidery; pinking; buttonhole; trimming
and paper scissors. Cutting-out scissors This should be made from a stainless
material. • They should be sharp and also easily sharpened in case they get blunt
.
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Cassell's household guide
The fine pair should be quite small, with large handles for the fingers, and very
long slender points — they will cost about one shilling and sixpence ; cutting- out
scissors from three shillings and sixpence to five shillings — according to their ...
6
Technology and Home Economics i (worktext)2002 Edition
Cutting-out Scissors. These must be sharp and should only be used for cutting
fabrics. It must not be used even to cut thin paper, because cutting paper will
make the edges of the scissors blunted. A pair of cutting scissors has a small hole
for ...
'But you should have a key,' cried Mr Partridge, much agitated, 'a large key, to put
at the nape of the neck—' 'She's got the cutting-out scissors—' I began, but he
was now too worried to heed such interruptions. 'My mother always kept a large ...
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Cutting Out for Student Teachers: For All Teachers and ...
Young people do not, as a rule, take sufficient care of cutting-out scissors, which
should be frequently sharpened (this being as much a necessary tonic to steel as
tuning is to a piano). This kind of scissors being expensive (2s. 6d. to 55. per ...
Then with the points of the cutting-out scissors she made nice deep little holes in
the flower-bed where the chrysanthemums ought to have been, and struck the
flowers in—chrysanthemums, geraniums, primulas, orchids, and carnations.
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Annual Report of the National Society for Promoting the ...
... 050 50 thimhles and 1 flat-iron (hoth such as women use) "023 I cutting-out
scissors, 1 hutton-hole scissars, and 2 sleeve hoard* 050 0 0 vi.— Straw-Flatting-
This work appears to have been partially introduced ON WORKS OF INBUSTRT.
National Society for Promoting the Education of the Poor in the Principles of the Established Church (Great Britain), 1831
