Specification of Painters' Work for Architects and Quantity Surveyors
A trade specification booklet for painters' work, issued by the London Architects' Department of Mander Brothers, a paint manufacturer, probably in the 1930s, for architects and quantity surveyors who wrote paint specifications into building contracts. The single picture is a small heraldic-style lion device with a spiral tail and a striped ground line, a trademark-like emblem a designer might borrow for a vintage paint or manufacturer's logo.
