The chemistry of paints, or, a partial description of the Harrison white lead, color and chemical works with a practical treatise on painting (1890)
Harrison Bros. & Co · Philadelphia, Pa. : Harrison Brothers & Co. · leaf 22
THE CHEMISTRY OF PAINTS. 1 white Lead. Now we coine to tne lllost interesting of all articles to those who have to do with paints — white lead. Its manufacture can be only briefly described. The materials used are pig lead, acetic acid, water and tan bark. By a special machine, the pig lead is cast… … " nrcKi.i:" <n mktallic i.f.ad. i.aktiiin lorkosion-pot. of these buckles is placed in earthenware pots or jars of about one gallon capacity, each having two large holes in the side to permit a free circulation of gases. Lugs or shoulders a few inches from the bottom sustain the lead buckles and…
White lead · Paint · Pigments
Internet Archive · Getty Research Institute · Public domain (published before 1931). Free to use for anything.
