An Historical Essay On the Livery Companies of London With a Short History of T
An Historical Essay On the Livery Companies of London With a Short History of T
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The standard of merit in the award of the judges with regard to manufacturers was settled as follows : — Class I. — General excellence of material, temper, and workmanship, novelty of style, practical and general utility of goods.
Class 2. — The general excellence of material, temper, and workmanship, practical and general utility of articles.
44 A Short History of Class 3. — The general excellence of material, temper, and workmanship. And for artisans and apprentices the standard of merit in t...he several classes of forgers, grinders, and glaziers, and as to fitters, were fixed as follows : — The neatness with which each article is made and framed, so as to give the artisan following him as little difficulty in finishing as possible. The best finished work, having regard to its practical utility. The fitting of screws, fitting and finishing of handles, and adjustment of work so as to act perfectly. The Company also decided to exhibit any specimens of ancient cutlery which might be lent for the purpose, so that a comparison might be made with that of modern manufacture.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The standard of merit in the award of the judges with regard to manufacturers was settled as follows : — Class I. — General excellence of material, temper, and workmanship, novelty of style, practical and general utility of goods.
Class 2. — The general excellence of material, temper, and workmanship, practical and general utility of articles.
44 A Short History of Class 3. — The general excellence of material, temper, and workmanship. And for artisans and apprentices the standard of merit in t...he several classes of forgers, grinders, and glaziers, and as to fitters, were fixed as follows : — The neatness with which each article is made and framed, so as to give the artisan following him as little difficulty in finishing as possible. The best finished work, having regard to its practical utility. The fitting of screws, fitting and finishing of handles, and adjustment of work so as to act perfectly. The Company also decided to exhibit any specimens of ancient cutlery which might be lent for the purpose, so that a comparison might be made with that of modern manufacture.
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