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Drawing Inks
• Blue Rulling Ink:
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Good vitriol, 4 ounces; indigo, 1 ounce. Pulverize exposed to the air for 6
days, or until dissolved;
then fill the pots with chalk; add fresh gall, ½
gill, boiling it before use.
• Black Rulling
ink: -
Take good black ink, and add gall as for blue. Do not cork it, as this
prevents it from turning black.
• Carbon Ink:
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Dissolve real India ink in common black ink, or add a small quantity of
lampblack previously heated to
redness, and ground perfectly smooth, with a
small portion of the ink.
• Liquid Indelible Drawing Ink:
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Dissolve, by boiling, 2 parts of blond (golden yellow) shellac in 1.6 parts,
by
weight, of sal ammoniac 16° with 10 parts, by weight, of distilled water,
and filter the solution through a woolen
cloth. Now dissolve or grind 0.5
parts, by weight, of shellac solution with 0.01 parts, by weight, of carbon
black. Also
dissolve .03 parts of nigrosin in 0.4 parts of distilled water
and pour both solutions together. The mixture is allowed
to settle for 2
days and the ready ink is drawn off from the sediment.
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