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Scientific American, Vol. 41, No. 18 (1879) (1879)

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al wealth, such a piece of work as this cabinet would never tire of it, A good pale lacquer consists of three parts of Cape aloes arranged by States, counties, and mines. There will also be simply because the harmony of its parts would be constantly a complete exhibit of the American fisheries,… … the rough protecting coat of the animal to iron, and polished with a very small quan- the luxurious over-garments of fashion. tity of blacklead. Olive green results from making the First, there is the rough skin, a grayish surface black by means of a solution of iron and arsenic in fur with a…

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