millboard

1 He began his career as a painter when a mere boy; though not upon canvas, millboard nor panel, but upon watering-cans.

2 A millboard as heavy as the weight of the book will allow must be used.

3 Blake when he wanted to make his prints in oil, took a common thick millboard and drew, in some strong ink or colour, his designs upon it strong and thick.

4 He pointed to one of a series of woodcuts mounted on millboard and hung against the whitewashed wall, stumped away three or four yards, and then returned.

5 The sides of a volume are protected by millboards, called shortly "boards."

6 He was referring to the value of asbestos millboard as a lining for fireproof cases and deed boxes.

7 The best quality millboard of suitable thickness with rounded corners should be used.

8 It is made into yarn, felt, millboard, &c., and is largely employed as packing for joints, glands and stopcocks in machinery.

9 But it was not until twenty years after this that any success was attained in the manufacture of asbestos millboard and paper, the commercial value of which is now assuming such large proportions.

10 Repair of Maps All old or mutilated maps or charts must be flattened out by placing the maps between large millboards with heavy weights over them, before they can be inserted in books.

11 But before you do this, you should slip a narrow strip of ribbon through a small ring—like those which umbrellas are fastened with—and glue the ends on to the millboard, in the centre.

12 The only pressure that can be applied directly is that of a nearly perpendicular one, the cramp grasping the button from underneath, with a proper guard or padding of millboard, or cork, cut into shape.

13 A covered button consists of two discs of metal and one of millboard, thicker or thinner, according to circumstances.

14 The covering incase of the packet was a kind of stiff cardboard or millboard, within brown paper.

15 The good-natured Düsseldorfian willingly lent brushes and bits of millboard upon which John proceeded to make the most lurid confections.

16 The Hellesen dry cell is like the "E. C. C.," but contains a hollow carbon, and is packed with sawdust in a millboard case.

17 The backing of a flat piece of soft wood with an interleaving of stout paper or, better still, millboard, must not be forgotten.

18 The hollow between the neck and shell is filled with millboard.

19 These evil results may always be minimized by placing a piece of millboard between the culprit and his victim.

20 A good way to prevent this is to make a millboard or thick brown paper shield with a part cut away to allow the neck to have a hold.

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