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Scientific American, Vol. 6, No. 19 (May 1862) (1862)

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ady to be ironed thelinen is laid upon the table and moistened veryslightly on the surface with a clean wet cloth. Itis then ironed in the usual way with a flatiron, andis ready for the glossing operation. For this purposea peculiar heavy flatiron, rounded at the bottom andpolished as bright as a… … SPENCERS HAND STAMP. One-third of the tin is placed at the bottom of acrucible of suitable dimensions, together with thenickel, antimony, and bismuth ; upon this first layera second third of the tin is deposited and covered withcharcoal to the depth of 1 J-inches; the crucible be-ing covered up, it…

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