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Scientific American, Vol. 37, No. 22 (December 1877) (1877)

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to be preferred for fine cabinet work. On the other tion of the case is divided by a series of horizontal and ver- only a very little acid is required. This little dodge, sug- hand, if the shellac is only sufficiently washed there is ab- gested by Sauerwein, in fact, hastens the bleaching in no… … white, then a light green, and is readily moved. lastly a greenish yellow. The invention is especially HILLS FOLDING BOOK CASE. Could its color have been due intended for circulating and to boron, thallium, etc.? I Sunday school libraries, but would also be a convenience in private houses. For…

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