Pigments, paint, and painting; a practical book for practical men (1893)
Terry, George · London, E. & F.N. Spon; New York, Spon & Chamberlain · leaf 366
PAINT, 346 As will be readily understood, this is a very valuable improvement, as the machine can be put in and out of actual grinding work as often as may be desired, without once altering the pressure upon the springs or the grinding distances. … Fig, 45._HiND AND Lund's Patent Patnt Mill. The bearings are all self-lubricating, and the most delicate colours or white lead can be ground without fear of being deteriorated. The machine too is almost noiseless. Many of them can be seen at work, and giving great satisfaction. Brinjes and…
Pigments · Paint
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