United States Naval Institute Proceedings, Nide 16U.S. Naval Institute, 1890 |
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Sivu 459
... lacquer coat when desirable by mixing metallic body pigments such as vermilion , cinnabar , ochre , or orpiment . Lacquer has been frequently analyzed , with somewhat varying results . The analyses given below were made under the ...
... lacquer coat when desirable by mixing metallic body pigments such as vermilion , cinnabar , ochre , or orpiment . Lacquer has been frequently analyzed , with somewhat varying results . The analyses given below were made under the ...
Sivu 465
... lacquer . " THE LACQUERING OF SHIPS . The idea of lacquering iron and steel vessels as a protection against the action of sea - water was suggested to Mr. Hotta , a lacquer manu- facturer of Tokio , by the observation that pieces of old ...
... lacquer . " THE LACQUERING OF SHIPS . The idea of lacquering iron and steel vessels as a protection against the action of sea - water was suggested to Mr. Hotta , a lacquer manu- facturer of Tokio , by the observation that pieces of old ...
Sivu 466
... lacquers having given most satisfactory results immersed in sea - water at Yokosuka for eighteen months , the Japanese Admiralty ordered the lacquering of the new despatch - vessel Yaeyama with both kinds of lacquer . The work was ...
... lacquers having given most satisfactory results immersed in sea - water at Yokosuka for eighteen months , the Japanese Admiralty ordered the lacquering of the new despatch - vessel Yaeyama with both kinds of lacquer . The work was ...
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