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Scientific American, Vol. 37, No. 8 (August 1877) (1877)

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sting of the browns is a concen' i* I • t ^ up the pieces with a sharp knife, taking care to remove all Wood Staining. trated solution of perman- the sharp knots where the shoots have grown out from the The practice of staining woods is much less common in ganate of potash (mineral branches.… … decoction of \ lb. of logwood -S^^ ening and bringing out the original markings, or by giving and \ oz. of potash in 1 lb. of a definite color without covering the surface and hiding the water is used as the bath, be- nature of the material by coats of paint. The best woods ing fixed by a wash of…

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