US4498A - Improvement in compositions for blacking leather - Google Patents

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US4498A
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    • C09DYES; PAINTS; POLISHES; NATURAL RESINS; ADHESIVES; COMPOSITIONS NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR; APPLICATIONS OF MATERIALS NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
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  • My improved composition blacking is made to obviate these various defects, and is found to produce a beautiful even surface, easily polished, and requiring much less labor in the finishing of the leather than any other now in, use, while it retains all its good qualities after lying in store, the surface of the leather remaining as soft and pliable as when first finished.
  • the proportions and manner of combining for one gallon of my blacking the various ingredients are as follows: Dissolve one pound of pure potash in two quarts of soft water, then add to it one pound of tallow and boil them together one hour. Then dissolve a quarter of a poundof potash in a quart of soft water and stir into it two-fifths, of a pound of pure lampblack until it is dissolved or well mixed, and add this decoction to the one first above named and boil them together fifteen minutes, after which add one quart of bank or straits oil and stir it well into the mixture and let it cool. It is then fit for use.

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v UNITED STATES ATENT OFFICE- JOSEPH HAYWARD, on CLEVELAND, OHIO. Y
IMPROVEMENT IN COMPCSI TI'ONS FOR BLACKING LEATHER.-
Specification forming part of Letters Patent No. 4,498, dated May 9, 1846.
To all whom it may concern:
Be it known that I, JOSEPH HAYWARD, of
Oleveland, in the county of Ouyahoga and found, in time, to produce a crust or hard substance on the surface of the leather, which renders it unsalable and depreciates its value.
My improved composition blacking is made to obviate these various defects, and is found to produce a beautiful even surface, easily polished, and requiring much less labor in the finishing of the leather than any other now in, use, while it retains all its good qualities after lying in store, the surface of the leather remaining as soft and pliable as when first finished.-
The proportions and manner of combining for one gallon of my blacking the various ingredients are as follows: Dissolve one pound of pure potash in two quarts of soft water, then add to it one pound of tallow and boil them together one hour. Then dissolve a quarter of a poundof potash in a quart of soft water and stir into it two-fifths, of a pound of pure lampblack until it is dissolved or well mixed, and add this decoction to the one first above named and boil them together fifteen minutes, after which add one quart of bank or straits oil and stir it well into the mixture and let it cool. It is then fit for use.
To apply the above composition, prepare the leather in the usual way and apply the'blacking with a brush. The leather is then finished by the same process as is required when the oil-blacking is used.
Having thus fully described myimproved blacking, I wish it to be understood that I do not claim as my improvement the employment of soap in the manufacture of blacking, as that with the compound of potash, tallow, and oil,-
in the manner andfor the purpose set forth, by which a smooth and durable blacking is produced.
JOSEPH HAYWARD.
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J. J. GREENOUGH, A. P. BROWNE.
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