Snelling, Henry Hunt, 1816-1897 · [New York : W.B. Smith] · leaf 279
ient to observe that let thebrim be what shape it will, the crownshould be nearly of the form and size of thehead. If this principle were always keptin view, as it shoald be, we should neveragain see the monster hats and bonnetswhich some years ago, and even in thememory of persons now living,… … ON THE FIXING WITH THE BATH OF SILVERAND ON FIXING WITHOUT MIROITAGE.f y the operation of fixingwith the chloride of gold,the proof receives a me-taliic varnish, which ap-pears to be an alloy ofgold and silver; the de-j posit of the gold in an excessivelylight layer dulls the silver where-ever it…
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