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Scientific American, Vol. 101, No. 5 (July 1909) (1909)

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red form. If, for thickness and depth to which the metals are to be in- formed at the expenditure of considerable time laid and onlaid can be controlled at the will of the instance, the inlay metal is to be zinc, the box is ac- centuries, ago is far too costly for the present age, cordingly charged… … Copper teapot inlaid with zinc and Iron box inlaid with zinc and enamel. Copper and brass vessel inlaid brass. with zinc. Copper dish inlaid and onlaid with zinc. Hammered copper dish inlaid with zinc. Copper tray inlaid with zinc and brass. Onlay is railed as much as A inch above the copper…

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