The art of decorating dry goods windows and interiors
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- A complete manual of window trimming, designed as an educator in all the details of the art, according to the best accepted methods, and treating fully every important subject
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1. Front matter2. THE Art of Decorating Dry Goods Windows and Interiors.3. INTRODUCTION.4. CHAPTER I. HOW TO PLAN STORE FRONTS.5. CHAPTER II. THE SHOW WINDOW.6. CHAPTER III. SOME PRACTICAL HINTS.7. CHAPTER IV. FRAMEWORK.8. CHAPTER V. HARMONY OF COLORS.9. CHAPTER VI. MATERIAL FOR BACKGROUNDS.10. CHAPTER VII. PLANNING A WINDOW.11. CHAPTER VIII. SHOW WINDOW UPHOLSTERY.12. CHAPTER IX. THE BACKGROUND.13. CHAPTER X. FIXTURES.14. CHAPTER XI. DRESS GOODS DRAPINGS.15. CHAPTER XII. THE ART OF CARD WRITING.16. CHAPTER XII. LINEN AND HANDKERCHIEF DRAPINGS.17. CHAPTER XIII. ILLUSION WINDOWS.18. CHAPTER XIV. MOTORS FOR MECHANICAL DISPLAYS.19. CHAPTER XV. MECHANICAL DISPLAYS.20. “A SCENE IN VENICE.”21. CHAPTER XVI. ELECTRICITY IN THE WINDOW.22. CHAPTER XVII. ELECTRICAL MECHANICAL DISPLAY.23. CHAPTER XVIII. PHOTOGRAPHING SHOW WINDOWS.24. CHAPTER XIX. WORDS OF ADVICE.25. CHAPTER XX. HINTS AND SUGGESTIONS.26. CHAPTER XXI. THE STREET FAIR.27. CHAPTER XXII. DISPLAYS FOR EASTER.28. CHAPTER XXIII. MEMORIAL DAY DISPLAYS.29. CHAPTER XXIV. INTERIOR DECORATIONS.30. CHAPTER XXV. SOME MISCELLANEOUS DISPLAYS.31. CHAPTER XXVI. PRACTICAL TRIMS IN ALL LINES.32. GLOSSARY OF SUBJECTS TREATED IN THIS BOOK.