Cycle black, 114.
— burning oil, .\ blend, 2I().
H blend, 210.
C blend. 217.
— oil, A blend. 210.
B bli-nd, 210.
C blend. 210.
Cylinder oil. 211.
A blond, 211.
B blend. 212.
N... 2, 211.
' Dalnmtin misk i j-wtur, HM.
' Dammar \ttrnisli, pure, 134.
Dark floating cream, 204.
I Dead surface varnish, 14H.
; Deep Brunswick green, pure. 30.
■ — chrome, l.^.
— — yellow, 12.
— yellow paint, 71.
Derby red paint. 7<'.
340
INDEX.
Diamond razor paste, 295.
Digonet's delight sauce, 287.
Dipping solution for bronzing paint
tins, 146.
Disinfecting and fumigating oil, 317.
Drier, No. 1, 93.
— No. 2, 93.
— a better one, 98.
Dry glove cleaner, 295.
— soap, 183.
— washable distemper, 101.
Drying liquor. No. 1, 95.
No. 2, 95.
— or flatting varuish, hard, 142.
Dubbin, or leather grease, 303.
Dynamo oil, A, 210.
B, 211.
E.
Easterhazy bouquet scent, 198.
Eastern colza, 213.
Eau-de-Cologne soap, 178.
fine, 191.
ordinary, 191.
Ebony French bookbinders' varnish,
best, 113.
polish, finest, 112.
— water stains, 89.
— wood varnish, 125.
Egg and lime china cement, 245.
— cement, 244.
— yellow, 268.
Elastic carriage varnish, 142.
— cement, French, 222.
— hard carriage varnish, 141.
— or pliable paste, 223.
Electrical amalgam, 233.
Emerald green, 32, 33.
fine, 33.
— — pure, 34.
— — super, 34.
— tint green, 38.
— pale, 39.
pure, 38.
Enamel cement, 232.
Endorsing ink, violet, 254.
— or stamp ink, 253.
Engine green, 35.
English soy, 285.
Ess. patchouli, 189.
Etching fluid, 323.
for steel, 323.
— — aud copper, 323.
— ink for glass, 323.
Etching varnish, 147.
Ethiop enamel, 90.
Eucalyptus oil, substitute, 287.
Export blue 47.
No. 3, 47.
No. 4, 47.
— green, 49.
No. 2, 49.
No. 3, 49.
No. 4, 50.
— zinc. No. 1, 43.
No. 2, 44.
No. 3, 44.
No. 4, 44.
Extra dry soap, 183.
Extrait triple, a la rose, 196.
Fennel soap, 169.
Filler up for nail holes, 80.
Filling, 81.
— for cracked ceilings, 81.
— for letters in brass, zinc aud copper
signs, 81.
— up liquors, 80.
powder, 79, 80.
Fine blue, liquid, 4.
Finest terebine, 98.
Finishing body varuish for coaches,
143.
Fire and acid cement, 234.
— proof cement, 248.
— — paint, 65, 66.
Flatting varnish, 138.
Floating soap, 177.
Floorcloth buff backing, 107.
Flour paste, 224.
Flowers of spring scent, 197.
Fly gum, 331.
For cheaply gilding bronzes, 328.
Frencli enamel varnish, 161.
— flatting varnish, pale, 187.
— paper polish, finest, 116.
— polish, export, 115.
— • sealing wax, 263.
Frosting glass, an easy method, 324.
- tin, 332.
Fuller's earth soap, 187.
Funnel paint for yachts, 60.
Furniture balls, 280.
— cream, 315.
— oil gloss, 307.
— polish, 281, 282.
— varnish, 270.
I M > I . \ .
M I
G.
li otiroiiio for Mooicliitli luid li-tdr-
prcss ink, l(i.
1 1 lass, to write on, 880.
• llazf varuish, onliinirv, ll'i.
(iloss foroiik wiiinscot, 2hl.
(flossy cniiihiiiation stardi, 811.
Glovf-cU'uninj{ piistf. 'JfJl'i.
(fine for inlavin}^ or vciiecrin;,', ii81.
— pasti' or niui-ilaj^e, 2'IS.
ilycerine and lime juice ireanis. liTl.
•2'.H>.
— ereani, 8US.
— jelly. -21 \. L'-i
( iold-iolonred powdfi, AJ.i.
liold-ciddur varnisli, 145.
< iold enuuiL'l, ',H).
— ink, 2C.(l.
— lac'juei »lo\ inji. 1.07.
— paint, ()(i.
— sealing wax, 2(>l.
— size, 12H.
pale, lA'.K
— varnisli, cluap, 14-").
for copper. 1 1'.t.
■ leather, liiti.
metals, 18.'), I8t;.
(irease eradicator, IH.'j.
• Ireen antifouling foi yacht-, (»().
— bronze. 82.5.
— deep rich, 87.
— first coating for, tK).
— lake, 3<J.
— luminous paint. (iH.
— or steel lacquer, 1.04.
— paint, dark, liT.
— sealing wax, soft, 2G4.
(irey luminous paint, 6'J.
•Ground varnisli for transparencies,
13.0.
(tuin mastic varnish, 184.
i{ea\y lubricating uiU, N(». .S, il6.
Heliotrope, l'.«8.
Ileliotropiuiii gruudifloruui bianc, I'M).
Hindus l)ou<|Urt scent, I'.Jh.
Hot-neck grease, 'Mi.
- — — better quality, \Htf>.
~ — — common qualitx, 20.'>.
Household clmidy ammonia, M2.
How to make cistcriiH and tanks
waterpriMif, 82^.
Hyacinth si.ap. H>>^.
I.
Imitation amber. 82<'i.
— walnut, s7.
Impregnation of wood with cciiiuul,
228.
Incombustible wood, 881.
Indelible sianiping ink, 25.3.
Indian chntnev, 2H5.
— ink, 2.0ri. 2V.I, 2(52.
— red, 54.
No. 2, .54.
No. 8, 54.
— — bliu^king. No. 1, for Hoordoths.
i(x;.
— — export. .04.
— — — No. 2, .0.0.
— — — No. 8, 55.
No. 4, .55.
— -" paint, 70.
India-rubber blocking liquid, 270.
Ink, 247.
— for marking bales, 'Jdli.
— for rubber stamps, 2,54.
— for writing on zinc, 2'.>H.
— IKJwder, 254.
— stains, 2.0U.
Invisible ink, 25'.*.
Iodine soap, 177.
Iron-coloured pow«ler, 822.
Ironwork black, or cheap I'lruiiswiek
black, 18'.l.
Isinglass china cement. 241.
Hair oil, M(i.
— wash, 2H8.
Hand softening, 2.88.
Hard carriage varnish, 187.
Harness blacking. 8(i(i.
— oil. clieap, 806.
jwlish, 270, 8lXi.
— soap, 177.
Heavy engine oil, No. 1, 21(>.
— lubricating oil. No. 1. 214.
.Jack Frost, 880.
.lapan, black and tlexible. IW.
— golding, (inest, 121).
— gold si/e, ordinary, 12'.>.
•Japaniiers' gold size, 127. 128.
— greeu, S'J.
.let black cvcle enamel. 111.
342
INDEX.
Jetoline black, 254.
Jewellers' cement, 235.
Jewel varnish, 119.
Jonquil scent, 19G.
K.
Kalodont, -^gs.
Keeping polished iron surfaces bright,
328.
Kid reviver, 308.
— — black, powder, 267.
Knife cleaning and sharpening powder,
288.
Knife-polish powder, 801.
Knotting, 125.
— spirit varnish, patent, 125.
— varnish, best, 125.
Kotron ivory-cleaning powder, 301.
Label paste, 222.
— varnish, best, 111.
— • — common, 112.
Lacquer for articles of tinplate, 157.
dark wall paper, 145.
— — steel, transparent, 157.
— — zinc, 158.
Lacquers for brass, 153, 156.
— castings, 152.
Lanoline cream, 308.
Laundry blues, 313.
— blue, superior, 313.
— borax, cheapened. 310.
— gloss jelly, 311.
— starch polish, 312.
Lavender soap, 174.
— water, 189.
Lead-colour paint, 67.
Lead, common, 45.
— export, common. No. 1, 45.
— powder, 322.
Lemonade powder, 271.
— yellow, 268.
Lemon chrome, 10.
pure, 11.
yellow, 13.
— soap, 170.
— yellow pure, 11.
— zinc chrome, 9.
Lilac, 195.
Lily milk soap. 167.
— of the valley, 194.
Lime balsam cement, 237.
— cream hair dressing, 314.
Lime, green. 36.
— whitewash for outside work, 101.
Limewash, durable, 102.
Lino drier, 95.
Linseed oil, process for boiling, Ap-
pendix, 335, 336.
— — substitute, 82.
— — varnish, 140.
Lip cosmetic, 303.
Liquid cold water laundry starch,,
new, 312.
— drier (terebine), cheap, 100.
— glue, 229, 236.
size, 231.
— glues, Russian steam glue, 229.
— glycerine soap, 188.
— laundry blue, 313, 314.
— metal polish, 297, 299.
— nicotine soap for gardeners, 186.
— polish for silverware, 299.
— satiuette linen polish, 310.
Litharge drier, 96.
Lithographic cravons, 259.
— ink, 256.
— orange, 15.
— — solid, pure, 16.
— paper, 257-58.
Loco grease, 205.
Locomotive grease, 206.
good quality, 205.
London soap powders, 182.
Loosening glass stoppers, 328.
Lubricating colza, 213.
Lute for steam joints, 227.
M.
Madder lake, 24.
Magenta lake, 26.
Magic marble renovator, 287.
— — soap, 185.
Mahogany varnish, 112, 122, 123, 140.
— water stain, 89.
Making plaster of Paris set slow, 105..
Maple varnish, 124.
— water stain, 89.
]\Iarbled sealing wax, 264.
Marine glue, 230, 242, 245.
Marking ink, 260.
Marshmallow soap, 163.
Mast coloured paint, 67.
Mastic varnish, 134, 146.
Matt varnish, 151.
May blossom, 193.
Metal lacquer, 156.
— polish. No. 2, 274.
— polishing paste, 274.
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Metal polishing paste, wliit.- ■>''.
— - powder. 800, MOl.
— vamisli, cU-an, lid.
fur stoving at ho F. ilurtv
uiimitos, 114.
Mira grease, 200.
Middle Hruiiswick greiii. juire, 2'.».
— ehroine, tiiicst, 1 1.
— - rich, 18.
Military hlaeking halls, 277.
— leiither paste, 2'Jl.
Milk aixl hiitter colours, HVJ.
— of wax, 2H0.
Millelleiir soap, 175.
(French recipe), 174.
(derman recipe), 174.
NFincral green, 84.
.Mirliane .soap, 175.
Miving oil colours and tints, 72.
— varnish, 18'J.
Modellin}.; wax, 827.
Moth papers, 2;iO.
Mouth glue, 281.
Mucilage for lahels, 282.
Musk, 1<J(3.
Mutton tallow substitute, 215.
N.
New mown hay, I'.H, r.»2.
Non-poisonous (lisinfectants, 8U;.
ozonised Huid, 317.
Norfolk leather Huid, 205.
Nubian black, 278.
< »ak varnish, 128, 144.
— — another, 140.
cheap, 13i).
- — common, 18H.
Iiale, 141.
— water stain, 89.
Oatmeal dry soap, 182.
Ochre, No. 1, 50.
— No. 2, 51.
— No. H, 51.
— No. 4, 51.
— bright, 51.
No. 2, 51.
No. 8, 52.
— export. No. 1, 52.
No. 2, 52.
No. 3, 52.
No. 4, 52.
— green, dark, 88.
Ochre. s.. 1 i«i
(Hh<e II 24K.
Oil for I. . ill
— varnish, J4u.
— — cheap, 144.
Opalescent clouiiy ammonia, 2«.»2
Opticiann' ceineni, 234.
Orange carmine, 17.
— chrome. 14.
— — finest, 13.
pure, 14.
— flowers, I'jr,.
— flower .<'^iap, 177.
— lake, 8.
— luminous paint. (>".».
Ordinary drier, ".)4.
Ox-u'ull -..Ml, f,,r hilk>. 1^7.
Pale crimson lake, 27.
— green, rich, for tloonl.iih. 37.
— patent drier, best ipiality, 9H.
— royal green, pure. 3(i.
— terebino (sui)er), y**.
Palm soap. 175.
Painters' cream. 315.
Paint for drums, (>4.
— for flours, fil.
— fur rough east surfaces, 71.
— grinding oil, 107.
A blend. 107.
» blend. lOS.
— — C blend, 108.
I) blend. 108
E blend. 108.
'— for pale tints,
— No.
No.
lOH.
1, lOK.
lOH.
3, loy.
No. 4, loy.
No. 5, low.
— - No. ti. 1(X>.
— No. 7. loy
No. H. 1(W.
remover, 78.
Paperhangers' paste, 103.
Paper varnish, common, 134.
Paraffin dry soap, 182.
— oil rectifier, 2H«J.
Parian enamel, 'Jl.
Paste for cleaning show window^. *i t.
— grate iKilisb. .i'X>.
— that will not sour, 221.
Patchouli, 20(».
— soap, 1G3, 176.
Patent blue drier, a choap qualilj, M.
M44
INDEX.
Patent drier, 95.
super, 96.
— palm-oil grease, 206.
Peach-blossom soap, 166.
Penny violet powder, 298.
Perfumed toilet ammonia, 293.
Permanent whitewash, 102.
Pet bird gravel, 290.
Pharmacists' white wax, 290.
Phosphorescent paint, 67.
Photograph negative varnish, liavd,
159,
— retouching. 158.
Pine varnish, 124.
— water stain, 90.
Pink polishing paste, 27-4.
Plaster of Paris moulds, o26.
Plate powder, 269.
— — for silverware, 302.
Plumbago, lubricant, 207.
Plum lake, 26.
Polishing paste for all kinds of metal,
269.
— plate glass, 830.
— powder for metals, c02.
— soap, 183.
for nretals, 184.
— — — silvei ware, 283.
— waterproof dubbin, 303.
Pomade for baldness, 314.
Potpourri soap, 165.
Powdered French drier, tine, 94.
— ordinary, 95.
super, 94.
Preparation of Scheele's green, 31.
Prepared Fuller's earth, 304.
— soldering powder, 328.
Preparing kalsomine, 103.
Preservative spray for incandescent
mantles, 294.
Preventing dust, 323.
— glue from cracking, 228.
Prevention of rust on macliinery, 327.
Priming for outside work, 100,
Process for boiling linseed oil. Ap-
pendix, 335, 336.
Prussian blue, 3.
— - No. 1, 3.
Pure permanent red, 25.
— jirimrose, 10.
— pulp, lemon, 10.
— water black ink powder, 256,
I^itties, 245.
Putty, to make, 92.
l-'iitz polishing paste for polisheil
metals, 275.
Q.
Quick carriage varnish. 137, 138..
— dn-ing enamel, 92.
— oak, 1.38.
— oak varnish, 137.
Quince soap, 167.
R.
llaw sieinias iu oil, ordinai-y, -50..
Razor paste, 265.
Red birch varnish, 124.
— — water stain, 90.
— brush varnish, 114.
— composition, 60.
— furniture polish, 270.
— ink, 252.
— lino. No. 1 composition, 106.
— — No. 2 composition, 106.
— luminous paint, 69.
— oxide, 53.
— — export, 54.
export. No. 4, 53.
No. 1, 53.
No. 2, 53.
No. 3, 53.
— sealing wax, 263.
soft, 264.
— spirit lacquer, 153.
— theatrical grease paint, deep, 77-
— tint chrome, 16.
— varnish for white metal, 120.
Reddish-brown stains for wood, 87.
Removing grease spots from marble,.
330.
— oil stains from marble siatiiary,
333.
— putty, 92.
Reseda, 198, 199.
— and violets, 199.
Restoring faded ink, 259.
Rovixiiig old Frencli polish, 298.
Ricii mid green for letter or litho.
ink, 37.
— pale green for litlio. or letterpress-
ink, 37.
Rose, 192.
— colour theatrical grease paint, 77.
— pink, 28.
Dutch, 28.
— soap, finest (juality, 176.
— — second quality, 176.
Rosewood varnish, 124.
— water stain, 89.
Rosin cement, 222.
INDEX.
345
liosin gruaso, 207, 20H.
— oil grease, "JOH.
— varnisl), 13'J.
— — cominoii, 148.
Hot prootiug soluiiuii ftir canvas
dry rot, 305.
Rouge and crocus, .S04.
Royal green, 35, 3G.
deep, 35.
— red. -21.
deep. 20.
No. 2, 20.
middle, No. 1. 21.
No. 2, 21.
— reds, 20.
Rubber cement, 223.
Russet leather cream, 310.
Russian cream polish, 309.
s.
Saddle paste, 305.
Salicyl soap, 178.
Sanctuary oil, 210.
Sanitary carbolic fluid, 317.
— powder, 81'J.
— sawdust, pink, 31S.
— soluble creosote, 317.
Satin white, 40.
Satinwood varnisli, 123.
— water stain, 8'J.
Sauce, a good one, 2S4.
Sausage red, 2G8.
Scarlet antimony, 26.
— carmine O 1, 18.
— chrome, pure, 15.
— lake, 24, 2(1, 27.
— — rich, 18.
Sealing wax, 2(J2, 203.
— — china cement, 244.
Shaving liquid, 180, 181.
— paste, 179, 2G5.
— soap. 178, 180.
Windsor, 181.
Shellac, to bleach, 12G.
Shoe blacking, 276, 277.
Sieinias in oil, fine, 50.
— raw, in oil, super, 50.
Silvering glass, 321.
— mirrors, 321.
— powder, 2GG.
Silversmiths' soap, 183.
Silver, to prevent tarnishing, 331.
— white powder, 323.
Snowflake dressing, 284.
Soap for celluloid goods, 186.
Soap (or removing ruHt, 185.
— powders, 182.
Soldering powder, 331.
Solder which expaudii on cooling, 320.
and Solidified oil, 2<)s.
Solid Hohible pink disinfectant, 318.
Soluble blue, 4.
Solution for making paper adhoro to
metal, 231.
mounting photographs without
their ci>ckling, 231.
Sorb soap, .\, finest <|nalily, 172.
— — H, average ({uality, 172.
— — C, ordinary <iuiiliiy, 173.
Spirit lacquer, cold, 154.
— varnish size for new work. IIG.
Spot and stain remover, 294.
Staining fluid for darkening furniture,
86.
Stain varnish, pale, 113.
Standard dry soap, 1.S3.
Starch glaze powder, 311.
— paste, 220.
Steel lacquer, 155.
Stick cement, 222.
Stopping-out varnish, engravers', 147.
Stout dammar varnish, 134.
— varnisli, 113.
Stucco whitewash, 101.
Sugar of lead drier, 97.
Superfine eau-de-Cologne, 189, 190.
Superior putty, 92.
Syringa, 192, 193.
Talc lubricant, 214.
Tallow compositif)n, 212.
— or steel composition, 213.
Tan boot polish, 30'.>.
— cream-colour, powder, 2G7.
— leather cream, 310.
"Tanneiiduft " scent, 197.
Tanners' lacquer, pale, 155.
Tannin soap, 177.
Theatrical grease paint, 70.
The military shaving soap, 179.
Thyme .soap, 173.
Thymol soap, 17H.
Toilet pumice tablets, 299.
Tooth powder, 200.
Tram-axle grease. 214.
Tram grease, 215.
Transfer varnish, 149.
engravers', 147.
Transparent lacquer, common, 155.
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346
INDEX.
Transparent paint for glass, 70.
— varnish, 121.
Turpentine blend, common, No. 1, 83.
No. 2, 83.
No. 3, 88.
No. 4, 84.
No. 5, 84.
No. 6, 84.
— Japan, pure, 133.
— substitute, 84, 85, 86.
— varnish, 135.
Tyre cement, 226.
u.
Universal polishing cream, 307.
soap, 184.
Urn polishing powder, 300.
Valve oil, A blend, 212.
B blend, 212.
C blend, 212.
D blend, 212.
Varnish, base for dark tints, 116.
— cabinetmakers", 116, 118.
— for bottle tops, 121.
charts, drawings, etc., 147.
drawings, etc., Italian, 135.
etched steel plates, 159.
fine leather goods, 127.
floors, 118.
foundry patterns and ma-
chinery, 122.
gilded articles, 117, 154.
glass, 146.
— • — iron, etc., 140.
labels, 150.
new wood, 118.
paper, 161.
photographic plates, 158.
photograj)h negatives, cold,
158.
plaster casts, 147.
polished copper, 120.
steel, dress swords, etc., 120.
violins, etc., 117.
writing on glass, 145.
— gold-coloured, 117.
— to remove, 152.
Venetian paste, 220.
Vermilion enamel, 92.
Violet lake, 41, 42.
— luminous paint, 69.
Violet powder, 267.
Violets, 195.
Violin varnish, 119.
— • — Watin's formula for, 118.
w.
Waggon-axle grease, 214.
Waggon grease, Belgian, 209.
blue patent, 209.
Wall-paper cleaner, 289.
Walnut stain for wood, 87.
— varnish, 123.
— water stain, 89.
Washable distemper, 104.
Watchmakers' oil, 209.
Water blue ink powder, 255.
— lac varnish for paper, 87.
— stain varnish, 148.
Waterproof cement, 230.
— cements for glass, stoneware and
metals, 238.
— composition for cabmen, etc., 272..
— gelatine cement, 246.
— glue, 229, 230.
— luminous paper, 326.
Wax and bitumen varnish for^etched
steel plates, 159.
— finish, 281.
Wheel grease, 209.
White alabaster soap, 165.
— cement, 224.
— china cement, 243.
— dammar varnish for enamel
paints, 160.
— elder-flower soap, 168.
— French polish, 116, 121, 123.
• — best, 115.
— hard spirit varnish. 111, 112, 121.
varnish, 117.
— japan for reflectors, 159.
— lead, genuine, 45.
No. 1, 45.
No. 2, 45.
export, common, No. 1, 45.
No. 2, 46.
No. 3, 46.
jointing, No. 1, 46.
No. 2, 46.
No. 3, 46.
— paint, 71.
— patent knotting varnish, best, 125.
— polishing rouge, 302.
— rose soap, 176.
— rottenstone, 301.
— spirit varnish, hard. 111.
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White spirit varnish, Mift, 111.
— thoatriciil j^rease paint. 77.
— transpari'nl ijlyieriin.' >«jap. Id I.
— wood varnish, 126.
— zinc, geiniint', 4H.
Wliitewasli, to improve, lU'i.
Window cleaning i>owder, 800.
Wood violet-s, l'J6.
Wool fat pomade, 30'J.
Worcester sauce, 2HG.
Writing ink black powder, ^.'iS.
— — cheap, •J4^S.
— on metals, 8:^6.
Y.
Yellow backing for floorcloths, K^;,
107.
— birch varnish, 1:24.
— — water stain, 'JO.
— for floorcloth and letterpress ink,
15.
Yellow ^iii II iiiM', ,1 <, III.
— lake. 7, H, Id. j
huninouH jiuint, 7ii.
— paint deep, 71.
light, 71.
— theatrical grease paint, 77.
— varninh for white metal, lit).
YtdlowiKh-brown luminous paml, Gs.
Ylang ylung, VM, 'itt).
Zinc chrome, 'J.
— drier, '.f.i.
— — tine, "J4.
— — super, 94.
— white. No. 1,48.
No. '2, 48.
common, 46.
No. 1, 44.
— — ships' stores, 44.
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INDEX TO SUBJECTS.
PAGE
A^rlculturul Chemistry ... 10
Air, Industrial Use of ... \'l
Alum and its Sulphates ... 9
Ammonia ... ... ... 9
Aniline Colours ... ... 3
Animul Fats ... ... ... 6
Anti-corrosive Paints ... 4
Architecture, Terms in ... 30
Architectural Pottery ... IS
Artificial Perfumes 7
Balsams 10
HiblioKr.iphy 32
Hleachinn 23
Hone Products 8
HooUbindinK 32
Brick-maUinn ... 15, 16
Hurnishinj; Brass '28
Carpet Yarn Printing; ... 21
Celluloid 31
Ceramic Books ... 14, l.S
Charcoal 8
Chemical Essays ... ... !)
Chemistry of Pottery ... Iti
Chemistry of Dye-stuffs ... 23
Clay Analysis ... ... Iti
Coal-dust Firing ... ... 26
Colour .Matching 22
Colliery Recovery Work ... 25
Colour-mixing for Dyers ... 22
Colour Theory ... ... 22
Combing .Machines... ... 24
Compounding Oils ... ... 6
Condensing Apparatus ... 26
Cosmetics ... ... ... 8
Cotton Dyeinp 23
Cotton Spinning ... ... 24
Damask Weaving ... ... 20
Dampness in Buildings ... 30
Decorators' Books ... ... '28
Decorative Textiles ... '20
Dental .Metallurgy 2.S
Dictionaryof Paint Materials 2
Drying Oils ... ... ... 5
Drying with Air ... ... 12
Dyeing .Marble 31
Dyeing Woollen Fabrics... '2;<
Dyers' .Materials ... ... '£i
Dye-stuffs 23
Electric Wiring 27
Enamelling .Metal 18
PAOK
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... 31
... 7
Enamels
Engraving ...
Essential Oils
Evaporating Apparatus ... 2l>
External Plumbing... ... '27
Fats .S, 6
Faults in Woollen Goods... 21
Fruit Preserving ... ... 30
Gas Firing ... ... ... '26
Glass-making Recipes ... 16
Glass Painting ... ... 17
Glue Making and Testinf{... 8
Greases ... ... ... 5
Hat .Manufacturing ... 20
History of Staffs Potteries 16
Hops '28
Hot-water Supply ... ... '28
How to make a Woollen Mill
Pay 21
India-rubber ... ... 13
Industrial Alcohol 10
Inks 3,11
Iron-corrosion ... ... 4
Iron, Science of ... ... 26
Japanning ... ... ... '28
Lace-.M:iking '20
Lacquering ... ... ... '28
Lake Pigments ... ... 2
Lead and its Compounds... 11
Leather Industry ... ... 13
Leather-working Materials 14
Lithography
Lubricants ...
Manures
.Meat Preserving ...
.Mineral Pigments ...
.Mine Ventilation ...
.Mine Haulage
Needlework
Oil and Colour Recipes
Oil Boiling
Oil Merchants' Manual
Oils
O/one, Industrial Use of
Paint Manufacture...
Paint .Materials
Paint-material Testing
Paint .Mixing
Pa per- Mill Chemistry
Paper-pulp Dyeing...
. 31
...5.6
8, 10
... 30
... 3
... 25
... 25
... '20
... 3
... S
.. 7
... 5
PAOI
Petroleum ... ... ... 6
Pigments, Chemistry of ... 2
Plumbers' Work 27
Porcelain Painting... ... 17
Pottery Clays 16
Pottery Decorating ... IS
Pottery Manufacture ... 14
Pottery Recipes 14
Power-loom Weaving ... 19
Preserved FcxkIs 30
Printers' Ready Reckoner 31
Printing Inks ... ... 3
Recipes for Oilmen, etc. ... 3
Resins... ... ... ... 10
Risks of Occupations ... 11
Rivetting China, etc. ... 16
Sanitary Plumbing ... 27
Scheele's Essays 9
Sealing Waxes ... ... II
Silk Dyeing 22
Silk Throwing 18
Smoke Prevention 28
Soaps ... ... ... ... 7
Spinning ... ... ... 21
Staining .Marble, and Bone 31
Steam Drying 12
Sugar Refining 32
Steel Hardening 26
Sweetmeats... ... ... 30
Terra-cotta ... ... ... 15
Testing Paint .Materials ... 4
Testing Yarns ... ... 20
Textile Fabrics 20
Textile .Materials ... 19,20
Timber 29
Varnishes ... 5
Vegetable Fats 7
\'egetable Preserving ... 30
Waste Utilisation ... ... 10
Water, Industrial Use ... 12
Waterproofing Fabrics ... 21
Weaving Calculations ... 21
White Le.iJ and /.inc ... 4
Wood Waste Utilisation ... 29
W<kh1 Dyeing ... ... 31
Wool Dyeing ... 22,23
Writing Inks II
X-Ray Work IS
Yarn Testing StO
Zinc White PaiDts ... 4
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Inks.
THE CHEMISTRY OF PIGMENTS. By Ernest J. Parry,
B.Sc. (Lond.), F.I.C., F.C.S., and J. H. Coste, F.I.C, F.C.S. Demy
8vo. Five Illustrations. 285 pp. Price 10s. 6d. net. (Post free,
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Contents.
Introductory. Light— White Light— The Spectrum— The Invisible Spectrum— Normal
Spectrum— Simple Nature of Pure Spectral Colour— The Recomposition of White Light-
Primary and Complementarj- Colours— Coloured Bodies— Absorption Spectra— The Appli=
cation of Pigments. Uses of Pigments ; Artistic, Decorative, Protective— Methods of
Application of Pigments : Pastels and Crayons, Water Colour, Tempera Painting, Fresco,
Encaustic Painting, Oil-colour Pamting, Keramic Art, Enamel, Stained and Painted Glass,
Mosaic— Inorganic Pigments. White Lead— Zinc White— Enamel White— Whitening-
Red Lead— Litharge— Vermilion— Royal Scarlet— The Chromium Greens— Chromates of Lead,
Zinc, Silver and Mercury— Brunswick Green— The Ochres— Indian Red— Venetian Red-
Siennas and Umbers— Light Red— Cappagh Brown— Red Oxides— Mars Colours— Terre Verte