US947169A - Art of tanning. - Google Patents

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US947169A
US947169A US52520709A US1909525207A US947169A US 947169 A US947169 A US 947169A US 52520709 A US52520709 A US 52520709A US 1909525207 A US1909525207 A US 1909525207A US 947169 A US947169 A US 947169A
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    • CCHEMISTRY; METALLURGY
    • C14SKINS; HIDES; PELTS; LEATHER
    • C14CCHEMICAL TREATMENT OF HIDES, SKINS OR LEATHER, e.g. TANNING, IMPREGNATING, FINISHING; APPARATUS THEREFOR; COMPOSITIONS FOR TANNING
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  • My invention relates to the art of tanning leather and has for its object to produce a tanning compound which may be readily prepared and used and which operates in an exceedingly rapid manner to produce leather of high grade.
  • the ingredients which I employ are gambier-25 pounds, ground canaigrel0 pounds, ground Sicilian sumach-1O pounds, soda ash-12% ounces, soft water50 alions. These ingredients are .tllOIOlldllY- mixed and into the compound thus formed is immersed the hide or hides after being prepared in the usual Way for tanning.
  • the compound which I have described is especially adapted for use by those desiring totan but a few hides at a time, as by ranchmen or farmers who do their own slaughtering, as it is easily prepared and operates quickly, and at a nominal cost. everpadapted for use on a large scale and Where the advantages ofrapid tanning and superior product are of great importance. n
  • a compound for tanning composed of a mixture of gambier, canaigre, sumach, soda ash, and water.
  • a compound for tanning leather comprising the following ingredients in approximately the proportions named, namely gambler, 25 pounds, ground canaigre, 10
  • soda ash soda ash, l2gounces, water, 50 gallons.

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UNITED stra ns-PATENT ornicn' I FRANK VAN VOORHIS, QF FINLEYVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA.
ART on TANNING;
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To all whom it may concern:
Be it known that I, FRANK VAN VooRx-rrs, a citizen of the United States, residing at Finleyville, in the county of Vashington and State of Pennsylvania, have invented new and useful Improvements in the Art of Tanning, of which the followingisa specification.
My invention relates to the art of tanning leather and has for its object to produce a tanning compound which may be readily prepared and used and which operates in an exceedingly rapid manner to produce leather of high grade. I n
The ingredients which I employ are gambier-25 pounds, ground canaigrel0 pounds, ground Sicilian sumach-1O pounds, soda ash-12% ounces, soft water50 alions. These ingredients are .tllOIOlldllY- mixed and into the compound thus formed is immersed the hide or hides after being prepared in the usual Way for tanning.
By the use of the compound described I have thoroughly tanned calf skin from an animal six weeks old in from thirty to thirty-six hours, and horse hide in about a like length of time. The'leather produced is of good light color, is firm and'flexible, and finishes well, and tests have shown it equal to leather tanned by the bark process requiring several months treatment Specification of Letters Patent. Application filed October 28, 1909.
Patented Jan. 18, 1910. Serial No. 525,207.
The proportions of the ingredients'nientioned are those which I have found to produce the best results, though they may be varied Within a considerable range and satisfactory results be obtained. 7
The compound which I have described is especially adapted for use by those desiring totan but a few hides at a time, as by ranchmen or farmers who do their own slaughtering, as it is easily prepared and operates quickly, and at a nominal cost. everpadapted for use on a large scale and Where the advantages ofrapid tanning and superior product are of great importance. n
hat I claim is v1. A compound for tanning composed of a mixture of gambier, canaigre, sumach, soda ash, and water.
2. A compound for tanning leather comprising the following ingredients in approximately the proportions named, namely gambler, 25 pounds, ground canaigre, 10
It is how- I pounds, ground Sicilian sumach, 10 pounds,
soda ash, l2gounces, water, 50 gallons.
I FRANK VAN VOQRI-IIS.
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B. B. LYTLE, CLARENCE VVILsoN.
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