The painter's cabinet, and colourman's repository
Subtitle: embracing a number of invaluable inventions, discoveries and improvements acquired by half a centiru's practical experience
By: by T.H. Vanherman
Publisher: Printed for the author and published by Knight and Lacey ...
Published: 1828
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 111
Subjects: Paint; Painting; Handbooks, manuals; House painting
Notes: "A work of importance to the trade, and no less so to noblemen, country gentlemen, famers, merchants, bankers, manufacturers, ship builders, architects, builders, surveyors, floor-cloth manufacturers, carpenters, bricklayers, plasterers, paper stainers, and all who have occasion for paint or painting; the whole forming a complete system for the amelioration of the noxious quality of common paint, with variety of other matter that relates to house-painting in general."