Transactions of the Royal Scottish Society of Arts
Transactions of the Royal Scottish Society of Arts
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Improvements in Dyes, and in their economical extraction from Dye Woods, &c, — in Paints, — in Paper, — in Glass— in Writing Inks, — in the Manufacture of Hats, — in the Manufacture of thin sheets of Gutta Percha, of equal strength in all directions, for Surgical purposes, — in substitutes for, or improvements upon, the process of Vulcanizing India Rubber, &c., — in new and useful applications of Gutta Percha and Vulcanized India Rub- ber, or similar Gums, — in Oil for fine Machinery, Clocks, a...nd Watches, — in Metallurgy.
3. Relative to the Fine Arts.
Improvements in Articles of Porcelain, Common Clay, or Metal,— in Fire-Clay Articles for Architectural purposes, — in Terra Cotta, — in Glass Staining, — in Engraving on Stone, — in Chro- matic Lithography, — in Photographic processes, and their application to taking microscopic objects and machinery,— in Electrotype processes, — in Die-sinking, — in methods of illustra- ting Books to be printed with the Letterpress, — in Ornamental Metallic Casting, — in adaptation of new Materials for Sepulchral Monuments, — in Paper-Hangings, combining economy with good design, and harmony of colours, — in Harmony and Con- trast in Colours of Carpet, Walls, and Curtains, so as to produce the best effect in the decoration of Interiors, &c &c.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Improvements in Dyes, and in their economical extraction from Dye Woods, &c, — in Paints, — in Paper, — in Glass— in Writing Inks, — in the Manufacture of Hats, — in the Manufacture of thin sheets of Gutta Percha, of equal strength in all directions, for Surgical purposes, — in substitutes for, or improvements upon, the process of Vulcanizing India Rubber, &c., — in new and useful applications of Gutta Percha and Vulcanized India Rub- ber, or similar Gums, — in Oil for fine Machinery, Clocks, a...nd Watches, — in Metallurgy.
3. Relative to the Fine Arts.
Improvements in Articles of Porcelain, Common Clay, or Metal,— in Fire-Clay Articles for Architectural purposes, — in Terra Cotta, — in Glass Staining, — in Engraving on Stone, — in Chro- matic Lithography, — in Photographic processes, and their application to taking microscopic objects and machinery,— in Electrotype processes, — in Die-sinking, — in methods of illustra- ting Books to be printed with the Letterpress, — in Ornamental Metallic Casting, — in adaptation of new Materials for Sepulchral Monuments, — in Paper-Hangings, combining economy with good design, and harmony of colours, — in Harmony and Con- trast in Colours of Carpet, Walls, and Curtains, so as to produce the best effect in the decoration of Interiors, &c &c.
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