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قراءة كتاب The Silversmith's Handbook Containing full instructions for the alloying and working of silver

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The Silversmith's Handbook
Containing full instructions for the alloying and working of silver

The Silversmith's Handbook Containing full instructions for the alloying and working of silver

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Bean-shot Copper for Alloying 44 Chemical name for Copper 44 Nickel 45 Cronstedt 45 Density of Nickel 45 Ductility of Nickel 45 Malleability of Nickel 45 Fusibility of Nickel 45 Nickel Coinage 45 Nickel Alloys 46 Electro-plate 46 Zinc 46 Spelter 46 Zinc in Silver Solder 46 Annealing of Zinc 47 Specific Gravity of Zinc 47 Spelter used by Jewellers 47 Tarnishing of Zinc 47 Malleability of Zinc 48 Ductility of Zinc 48 Tenacity of Zinc 48 Tin 48 Ancient Workers in Tin 48 Density of Tin 48 Christianity and Tin 48 Fusibility of Tin 48 Dissolving of Tin 48 Tin alloyed with Gold 49 Tin alloyed with Silver 49 Tin in Silversmith’s Solders 49 Vapours of Tin injurious to Gold 49 Malleability of Tin 49 Ductility of Tin 49 Tenacity of Tin 49 Scientific Name for Tin 50 Table of Metallic Elements 50 Melting-points of the Principal Metals 51 Physical Properties of the Principal Metals 51

CHAPTER VI.

Various Qualities of Silver.

Mechanical Uses of Silver 52
Filigree Work 52
Birmingham 52
London 52
Indian 53
Chief Places of Filigree Manufacture 53
Continental Cheap Labour 54
Hand-made Articles 54
Process of Workmanship 55
Maltese Filigree 55
Chinese and Japanese Filigree 56
Filigree of Norway and Sweden 56
Filigree working, Necessity for Pure Metal 56
Old Method of making Filigree 57
Twisting of the Wire 58
Lathe, Use of 58
Flattening of Twisted Wire for Filigree 59
New Method of preparing Filigree Wire 59
English Standards for Silver 60
English Coinage 61
Standard Silver Alloy 61
Alloy for Hall-marking 62
Standard Alloy of the Highest Quality 62
Standard Alloy for Hall-marking 62
Alloy commonly used in England 63
Qualities used by English Silversmiths 63
Drawbacks to Hall-marking 63
Method of calculating the Qualities of Silver 63
Silver Alloy No. 1, cost 4s. 7d. per oz. 64
   ”     No. 1, differently calculated 64
   ”     No. 2, cost 4s. 1d. per oz. 64
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