London : Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, Green, and Longman · leaf 606
e bottle for thetravelling-case (Jig. 233.) by the round neck, which serves as ahandle. In this case, however, the neck is in better proportionthan that of Jig. 233., and eurhythmical with the lower part.For the sake of strength, and to prevent the lower sides of thebottle from being pressed in,… … The vessels Jigs. 236. 238, 239, 240. and 243., are used forkeeping spirituous liquors, medicine, &c, and are closed at topwith a cork, covered with resin or pitch, or tied down with abladder. This sort, also, is referable merely to economical pur-poses; and, like the preceding, excludes…
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