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PICTURE FRAME HOME
PREFACE
1. PICTURE FRAMES
2. TOOLS
3. MOLDINGS
4. MITER CUTTING
5. JOINING
6. INSERTS
7. FINISHES
8. DECORATIONS
9. REPAIRING
10. MATS
11. MOUNTING
12. PASSE-PARTOUT
13. GLASS-CUTTING
14. ASSEMBLING
15. EXPERIMENTAL FRAMES
16. NOTES
17. SOURCES
RESOURCES
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17. SOURCES OF SUPPLIES
Since large quantities of materials are not generally needed in picture framing work, except for a few highly specialized items, all supplies can be purchased economically in retail stores. For this reason, only general classifications have been made. Some materials are sold under various trade names but are often made by the same manufacturer; it is difficult to detect any difference among them except price. If the retail stores in your locality do not handle a particular item, write to supply houses in large cities. It is also suggested that one refer to classified sections of telephone directories.
Adhesives:
Ground glue Rabbit skin glue Synthetic resin glue White glue
Source: Artists supply, hardware and paint
stores Synthetic latex
Source: Wholesale adhesive manufacturers
Fitting and Hand Tools:
Source: Hardware stores
Glass:
Source: Hardware stores or wholesale glass dealers
Mat and Mounting Board:
Source: Artists supply stores or wholesale cardboard dealers
Mat Knives:
Source: Artists supply or hardware stores
Miter Vises and Combination Miter Vise and Saw:
Source: Hardware stores or mail order houses
Moldings:
Builders finish
Source: Lumber dealers Picture frame
Source: See classified telephone directory or write to Chamber of Commerce of nearest city
Painting and Finishing Materials:
Source: Artists supply, hardware or paint stores
Point-setter:
Source: Hardware stores
Power Tools:
Source: Hardware stores or mail order houses
Repair Sticks:
Source: Paint stores
Rollers and Straightedges:
Source: Hardware stores