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13.10.25
Cheap Yellow Glass for Operating Rooms.
The Journal of the Board of Arts and Manufactures for Upper Canada, July 1867 To some thick spirit varnish add a small quantity of iodine,...
22.9.25
Glass Staining.
Scientific American 12, 12.12.1846 Painting on glass properly so called, that is to say, the application of colored enamels to uncolored s...
18.1.23
Enamels.
Manufacturer and builder 9, 1871 In Vol. II., page 194, we have given the composition of enamels used for coating the inside of iron vesse...
12.12.22
Manufacturing Ornamental Glass.
Scientific American 16, 27.12.1856 The last number of Newton's London Journal contains the following specification of G. Rees, of Cle...
2.1.22
Varnish for Glass
Practical Magazine 22, 1876 (Chemistry applied to the Arts, Manufactures, &c.) Varnish for Glass, which may be written on with commo...
16.10.21
Enamelling metal.
Practical Magazine 14, 1876 The use of coloured enamels on large surfaces is yet in its infancy. The ordinary grey enamel (so called) is r...
29.1.21
On the Silvering and Gilding of Glass.
The Chemical Gazette 327, 1.6.1856 By J. Liebig. Silvering Glass. At the request of M. von Steinheil, the author has made some experi...
28.1.21
On Basaltic Glass.
The Chemical Gazette 325, 1.5.1856 By C. Stickel. The author recommends the employment of basalt in the manufacture of glass. The appli...
26.7.20
(1055) Duchemin's Enamel.
Manufacturer and Builder 9, 1874 Take fine white sand, 9 parts; litharge, 25 parts; saltpeter and arsenic, 3 parts each; pulverize and mix...
17.7.20
[836] Gilding Glass.
Manufacturer and Builder 1, 1874 Gilding glass can not be patented—every one may do it; but the manner how is subject to a patent. Such is...
9.6.20
Soluble Glass.
Scientific American 23, 1.12.1866 MESSRS. EDITORS: — In your valuable paper of the 17th inst., you state that the silicates of soda and po...
10.4.20
Painting on Glass and Porcelain. (V)
Manufacturer and builder 3, 1877 Continued from page 277. In our preceding article we have shown the different ways of transferring the ...
Painting on Glass and Porcelain. (IV)
Manufacturer and builder 12, 1876 Continued from page 250. An soon as the artist has become perfectly familiar with the various colors h...
Painting on Glass and Porcelain. (III)
Manufacturer and builder 11, 1876 Continued from page 183. We will firm describe the manner of proceeding to decorate hard porcelain, th...
Painting on Glass and Porcelain. II.
Manufacturer and builder 8, 1876 One of the most important materials used for painting on glass and porcelain is manganese, a substance ra...
12.3.20
§ VII. For painting on glass.
Valuable Secrets concerning Arts and Trades: or Approved Directions, from the best Artists, for the Various Methods... Printed by Thomas H...
10.3.20
§ IV. To make transparent colours.
Valuable Secrets concerning Arts and Trades: or Approved Directions, from the best Artists, for the Various Methods... Printed by Thomas H...
9.2.20
Enamels.
Scientific American 23, 26.2.1848 For the Scientific American. Yellow enamel. Take four parts of a flux, made of glass of lead one poun...
26.5.19
The Art of Painting. To Enamel Picture Glasses with Gold. Bronzing on glass. Transparent painting on cambric.
The Scientific American 35, 22.5.1847 (Continued from No. 34.) To Enamel Picture Glasses with Gold. The glass must be first washed per...
1.5.19
Gilding on Glass.
The Scientific American 10, 3.9.1859 Dissolve in boiled linseed oil an equal weight of copal or amber, and add as much oil of turpentine a...
