Encyclopedia of Practical Receipts and Processes

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Moire Bronze

A moire appearance, vastly superior to that usually seen, is produced by boiling the object in a solution der may be placed in a little bag of muslin, and dusted over the surface, and afterwards finished off with a wad of linen. The surface must be afterwards varnished.

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