CONTENTS.

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Preface to the first edition, 3
Preface to the second edition, 10
Historical, 13
The size, 21
Carrageen moss, 31
Gum tragacanth, 45
Salep, Flea-bane and other glutinous bodies, 53
The Ox-gall,—Its chemical analysis, 59
Effect of the gall on colors, 60
Preparation of ox-gall and its uses, 63
Substances acting similarly to gall, 71
Sprinkling water, 75
The alum water, 79
The preparation of colors for marbling, 85
The marbling of book-edges and paper, 97
The comb or nonpareil marble, 103
The peacock marble, 111
The bouquet marble, 115
The entwined comb marble, 119
The snail marble, 123
General remarks relative to drawn edges, 129
Marbled edges, 137
Hair-vein edges, 147
Rules in regard to the marbling table, 153
Precautions, 153
A new expanding medium, 154
Marbling of gilt-edges, 159
Marbling on a large scale, 159
The Utensils,—The marbling trough, 163
The size-skimmer, 163
The drawing needle or stylus, 164
The comb, 164
The peacock-comb, 165
The brush for comb-edges, 165
The broom-corn whisk, 165
The brush for marbled-edges, 166
Book-clamps, 166
Apparatus for throwing-on colors, 167
Sample plates, I-X, 169-187

APPENDIX.

The starched edge, 193
The colored edge, 197
The gilt-edge, 205
Colored edges with front and end gilding, 219
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                           

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