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Vinegar Bronze

This is for brass goods, and consists of vinegar 10 galls., blue vitriol 3 lbs., muriatic acid 3 lbs., corrosive sublimate 4 grains, sal-ammoniac 2 lbs., alum 8 ozs. See BRONZE.

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