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Solvents for India-Rubber and Gutta Percha.
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Solvent for Old Paint or Putty.
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To give a Drying Quality to Poppy Oil.
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To give a Drying Quality to Fat Oils.
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Preparation of a Drying Oil for Zinc Paint.
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On the Manufacture of Drying Linseed Oil
without Heat.
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Resinous Drying Oil.
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Fat Copal Varnish.
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Varnish for Watch Cases in Imitation
of Tortoiseshell.
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Gold-colored Copal Varnish.
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Camphorated Copal Varnish.
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Ethereal Copal Varnish.
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Fat Amber or Copal Varnish.
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To Apply Copal Varnish to the Reparation
of Opake Enamels.
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To make White Copal Varnish.
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To make Black Copal Varnish.
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To make Yellow Copal Varnish.
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To make Blue Copal Varnish.
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To make Green Copal Varnish.
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To make Red Copal Varnish.
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To make Purple Copal Varnish.
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Brick Red.
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Chamois Color.
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Violet.
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Pearl Gray.
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Flaxen Gray.
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Brunswick Black Varnish.
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India-Rubber Varnish.
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To make Varnish for Silks, etc.
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Compound Mastic Varnish.
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Camphorated Mastic Varnish for Paintings.
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Shaw's Mastic Varnish for Paintings.
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To make Painter's Cream.
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Sandarac Varnish.
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Compound Sandarac Varnish.
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Camphorated Sandarac Varnish
for Cut-Paper Works, Dressing-Boxes, etc.
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Spirituous Sandarac Varnish
for Wainscoting small Articles of Furniture,
Balustrades, Inside Railings.
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Colored Varnish for Violins
and other Stringed Instruments, also
for
Plum-tree, Mahogany and Rose-wood.
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French Polish.
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Fat Varnish of a Gold-color.
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Fat Turpentine, or Golden Varnish,
being a Mordant to Gold and Dark Colors.
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To make Turners' Varnish for Boxwood.
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Loning's Colorless Varnish.
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Dr. Hare's Colorless Varnish.
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To Varnish Dressing-Boxes.
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Gallipot Varnish.
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Varnish for Electrical Purposes.
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Mastic Gallipot Varnish, for Grinding Colors.
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Lacquer for Brass.
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Lacquer for Philosophical Instruments.
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Gold-colored Lacquer for Brass Watch-cases,
Watchkeys. etc.
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Lacquer of a Less Drying Quality.
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To make Lacquers of Various Tints.
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Mordant Varnish for Gilding.
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Other Mordants.
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To Prepare a Composition for making
Colored Drawings and
Prints
Resemble Paintings in Oil.
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A Varnish to Color Baskets.
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To Prepare Anti-attrition.
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Liard.
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Varnish for Pales and Coarse Wood-work.
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A Black Varnish for Old Straw or Chip Hats.
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Flexible Paint.
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Porous Water-proof Cloth.
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To Thicken Linen Cloth for Screens and Bed-testers.
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Common Wax, or Varnished Cloth.
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To make Liquid Paste with Drying-oil.
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To prepare Varnished Silk.
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To Prepare Water-proof Boots.
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India-rubber Varnish.
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On Chloroformic Solution of Gutta-percha.
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To make Black Japan.
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To Preserve Tiles.
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To Bronze Plaster Figures.
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To Polish Varnished Furniture.
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To Polish Wood.
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To Polish Brass Ornaments inlaid in Wood.
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To Brown Iron and Steel Objects.
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To make Blacking.
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To make Liquid Blacking.
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To make Bailey's Composition for Blacking-cakes.
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To make Blacking Balls for Shoes.
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To make Liquid Japan Blacking.
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India Rubber Blacking (Patent.)
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To render Leather Water-proof.
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To make Varnish for Colored Drawings.
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To make Furniture Paste.
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To make Furniture Oil.
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To make Wash for Preserving Drawings
made with a Black Lead Pencil.
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To make Varnish for Wood, which Resists
the Action of Boiling Water.
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To Restore the Blackness of old Leather Chairs, etc.
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Transparent Ivory.
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Bleaching of Ivory.
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To Varnish Drawings and Card Work.
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To make Turpentine Varnish.
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On a Black Varnish for Zinc.
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Protection of Iron and Steel.
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Varnish used for Indian Shields.
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To Varnish Silver Leaf like Gold.
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To Recover Varnish.
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To Polish Varnish.
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Process for giving various Objects a Pearly Lustre.
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To Prevent the Formation of Fungi in Timber.
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Prevention of Rotting of Wood.
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Manufacture of Paper-Mache.
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