Coloriasto on väriaiheisten tekstien (ja kuvien) verkkoarkisto
(Archive for colour themed articles and images)
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13.10.25
To Imitate Mahogany.
The Journal of the Board of Arts and Manufactures for Upper Canada, December 1867 The surface of any close-grained wood is planed smooth, ...
12.10.25
On Coloring Photographic Slides for the Magic Lantern.
The Journal of the Board of Arts and Manufactures for Upper Canada, July 1867 The following practical instructions for coloring photograph...
French Polish for Boots.
The Journal of the Board of Arts and Manufactures for Upper Canada, July 1867 Logwood chips, half a pound; glue, quarter of a pound; indig...
Liquid Blacking.
The Journal of the Board of Arts and Manufactures for Upper Canada, June 1867 I. Take ivory black 5 oz., molasses 4 oz., sweet oil ¾ oz., ...
19.8.25
3. Cuinga Humalan-warsista taitaan saada Pellawia.
Almanach Eli Ajan Tieto 1754 Cosca Humalat owat poisnoukitut, nijn pitä myös caicki lehdet tarcasti pois otettaman, jonga jälkeen Humalan-...
Q. 4548. Silvering Glass Globes.
Manufacturer and builder 5, 1892 What is the process of silvering glass globes, often used as lawn and garden ornaments? - G. C, B., Brid...
17.8.25
(1186) Artificial Blackboard.
Manufacturer and builder 2, 1875 Q What are the proportions of alcohol, shellac, lamp-black, and emery in the prescription given in answe...
27.6.25
Om tillredning af Munlack eller Oblater
Åbo Underrättelser 27, 7.4.1829 Det gifwes tre hufwudarter af Munlack eller Oblater, neml. 1) Konfekt-Oblater, som nyttjas af Sockerbagar...
14.12.22
Ett godt polervax för svarfvare
Industri-vännen 12A, 1.6.1890 Ett godt polervax för svarfvare erhåller man genom att smälta samman 500 grm gult vax med 125 grm. hartz. Sa...
21.9.20
The Engineer's and Mechanics Encyclopædia: Wood.
The Engineer's and Mechanics Encyclopædia, comprehending practical illustrations of the machinery and processes employed in every descr...
22.7.20
[868] XIV. Coloring Plaster Molds.
Manufacturer and Builder 2, 1874 — How can I give to plaster molds a delicate flesh-colored tint? Also how can I give them the tint of eit...
21.7.20
[859] V. Coloring Materials by Which Gems are Imitated.
Manufacturer and Builder 2, 1874 — The basis of these imitations is a soft white lead glass of highly refracting power, called strass. For...
19.7.20
[845] Taking Impressions of Leaves.
Manufacturer and Builder 1, 1874 Rub vermillion, ultramarine, chrome green, or their equivalents well up with castor-oil to a thick paste ...
18.7.20
[839] Transferring Drawings to Glass.
Manufacturer and Builder 1, 1874 There are two methods of transferring to glass; one is to print on paper and transfer to glass as already...
10.4.20
Photo-xylography.
Manufacturer and builder 4, 1871 Soon after the invention of photography, efforts were made to transfer photograph to blocks of wood, and ...
28.3.20
Neuvoja. (Ruosteenestäjä)
Kutoma- ja paperiteollisuus 5-6, 1908 Lämmintä höyrylläkin tyydytettyä ilmaa kestää seuraavasti valmistettu ja käytetty "ruosteenestä...
27.3.20
Chap. VIII. Secrets relative to the art of casting in moulds.
Valuable Secrets concerning Arts and Trades: or Approved Directions, from the best Artists, for the Various Methods... Printed by Thomas H...
25.3.20
CXXIII. To take off instantly a copy from a print or a picture.
CXXIV. Directions to make the Spanish carnation.
CXXV. To make the Spanish ladies rouge.
CXXVI. A fine lake, made with shell-lac.
Valuable Secrets concerning Arts and Trades: or Approved Directions, from the best Artists, for the Various Methods... Printed by Thomas H...
15.3.20
CIII. A secret to draw without either ink or pencil.
CIV. To make an imitation of enamel on tin, for chimney, branches, &c.
CV. A very valuable secret to make exceeding good crayons, as bard as red chalk.
Valuable Secrets concerning Arts and Trades: or Approved Directions, from the best Artists, for the Various Methods... Printed by Thomas H...
14.3.20
LXXVIII. To clean pictures.
LXXIX. Another for the same purpose.
LXXX. A secret to render old pictures, as fine as new.
LXXXI. An oil to prevent pictures from blackening. - It may serve also to make cloth to carry in the pocket, against wet weather.
LXXXII. A wash to clean pictures.
LXXXIII. Another way.
LXXXIV. Another way.
LXXXV. A very curious and simple way of preventing flies from sitting on pictures, or any other furniture, and making their dung there.
Valuable Secrets concerning Arts and Trades: or Approved Directions, from the best Artists, for the Various Methods... Printed by Thomas H...
