Directions for Using the Patent Eagle Tanning Process
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beam flesh Use the fleshing knife with one dull pushing stoutly in all directions. When whitened, ap- ply to the flesh side a thorough coating of the King of Leather Oil composed, as follows: 2 pints of either Sperm, Olive, Neat : foot Oil or fresh butler, 1 pint lu- bricating oil, 1 gill alcohol, a teaspoouful of concentrated lye dissolved, the yolk of 6 eggs well beaten. Jiang in the shade until nearly dry, then repeat the stretching —PATENT EAGLE— or whitening process. When ! >o dry, dampen ...by roll- ing in a wet cloth or in any other way. When the stretching is done, rover the hide with wheat bran un- til all moisture is removed. Smooth with saad paper, and scour the far or hair by taking wheat bran and fine sharp sand, equal pans; dry the sand and scorch the bran, then rub the fur or hair with it very hot with a stiff brush. This operation will remove all grease and enliven the fur or hair. Even old i'urs may be reno- vated in this way.
The above is the simplest way for those tanning but few hides; but for extensive operations, instead of the last stretching over the beam, the hides may be broken in a wheel, made of boards, ten feet in diameter and two feet wide with pegs on the inside of the rim.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
beam flesh Use the fleshing knife with one dull pushing stoutly in all directions. When whitened, ap- ply to the flesh side a thorough coating of the King of Leather Oil composed, as follows: 2 pints of either Sperm, Olive, Neat : foot Oil or fresh butler, 1 pint lu- bricating oil, 1 gill alcohol, a teaspoouful of concentrated lye dissolved, the yolk of 6 eggs well beaten. Jiang in the shade until nearly dry, then repeat the stretching —PATENT EAGLE— or whitening process. When ! >o dry, dampen ...by roll- ing in a wet cloth or in any other way. When the stretching is done, rover the hide with wheat bran un- til all moisture is removed. Smooth with saad paper, and scour the far or hair by taking wheat bran and fine sharp sand, equal pans; dry the sand and scorch the bran, then rub the fur or hair with it very hot with a stiff brush. This operation will remove all grease and enliven the fur or hair. Even old i'urs may be reno- vated in this way.
The above is the simplest way for those tanning but few hides; but for extensive operations, instead of the last stretching over the beam, the hides may be broken in a wheel, made of boards, ten feet in diameter and two feet wide with pegs on the inside of the rim.
What to read after Directions for Using the Patent Eagle Tanning Process?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stockwell, A. F. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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