Drawing in charcoal and crayon for the use of students and schools

by Frank Fowler

THE RUBBER STUMP.

This consists of a long, narrow bar of fine artist’s rubber, ground to a point on each end. It is used for rubbing out small spots in places where the bread can not be so easily managed, and where a firmer point is needed.

It is also useful in modeling fine details of the features, and in places where, the surface of the paper being worn by rubbing, the bread will not act satisfactorily.

These cost from five to ten cents each, according to size.