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Dictionary of Traded Goods and Commodities
… depending on what was burnt and how it was produced, LAMP BLACK and IVORY BLACK being the two most common forms. …
Dictionary of Traded Goods and Commodities
… substitute was found in the West consisting of mixing LAMP BLACK or IVORY BLACK, the former giving a better result, … BLOCKs and ANCHORs, and it was designed to replace TAR and LAMP BLACK that had formerly been used for the purpose …
Dictionary of Traded Goods and Commodities
… providing a BLACK colour, including the PIGMENT made with LAMP BLACK that 'Plaisterers' were allowed to mix with SIZE … for example [Newspapers (1790)]. Blacking was essentially LAMP BLACK but it came in various forms when used as a shoe … gave two recipes. In the first it was recommended that LAMP BLACK, NEATS OIL and BEESWAX be boiled until they could …
Survey of London
… All these rooms are now used for commercial purposes. Lamp Standard No. 83 Blackfriars Road The Surrey Institution …
A History of the County of Oxford
… 87 Lands were given during the Middle Ages for an obit, a lamp, and a light in the church. They included the lamp acre in Hensington, held by the churchwardens in 1512, …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Dorset
… leading up to the doorway. A large scroll-shaped castiron lamp or sign bracket projects from the W. corner of the S. …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… for ovens, stoves, engines, and other articles; a coke and lamp-black factory; a steel and iron forge; and a fire-brick …
Survey of London: volume
… gates between stone piers to the front, with an arched lamp support over, the whole being in a recessed bay. A …