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A MANUAL OF
Mending and Repairing
WITH DIAGRAMS
BY
Charles Godfrey Leland
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NEW YORK
DODD, MEAD AND COMPANY
1896iv
Copyright, 1896,
By DODD, MEAD AND COMPANY.
BURR PRINTING HOUSE, FRANKFORT AND JACOB STS., N. Y.v
CONTENTS |
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| PAGES |
Introduction | vii-xxiii |
Materials used in Mending | 1-11 |
Mending Broken China, Porcelain, Crockery, Majolica, Terra-Cotta, Brick and Tile Work | 12-32 |
Mending Glass, together with several Allied Processes: Approved Cements—Silicate of Soda | 33-49 |
Wood-Shavings in Mending and Making many Objects—Ornamental Work of Shavings—Marquetry—Repairing Panel Pictures with Shavings | 50-57 |
Repairing Woodwork | 58-85 |
On Repairing and Restoring Books, Manuscripts, and Papers, with Directions for Easy Binding and Paper-Mending—Book-Worms—The Ravages of Book-Worms | 86-120 |
Papier-Mâché: Repairing Toys—Making Grounds for Pictures and Walls—Carton-Cuir and Carton-Pierre | 121-133 |
Mending Stone-Work: Mosaics—Ceresa-Work—Porcelain or Crockery Mosaic | 134-142 |
Repairing Ivory | 143-155 |
Repairing Amber: How to perfectly Re-Join Broken Amber, and to imitate it—How to Melt Amber in Fragments to a Single Body | 156-158vi |
Indiarubber and Gutta-Percha: Mending Indiarubber Shoes and making Garments Waterproof, with other Applications | 159-168 |
Mending Metal-Work or Repairing by means of it: Fireproof Cements, with Iron Binders | 169-182 |
Repairing Leather-Work: Trunks, Shoes, or in any other Forms—Joining Straps—Making Cheap Shoes | 183-198 |
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