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Camel's-hair Brush

An excellent tool for giving the final touches to finished dry-sand and loam work, as also for use on green-sand surfaces with dry lead. For these purposes they should be double thickness and brass-bound. They are sold by the width at from thirty-five to forty cents per inch. See BRUSHES.

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