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Inks

• Blueprint Inks
• Drawing Inks
• Glass, Celluloid, and Metal Inks
• Ink for Writing on Glazed Cardboard
• Indelible Inks for Glass or Metal
• Writing on Ivory, Glass, etc
• Writing on Zinc
• Gold Ink
• Blue Indelible Ink
• Gold Indelible Ink
• Ink Powders and Lozenges
• Lithographic Inks
• Black Marking Inks
• Eosine Red
• Printing Inks

• Sympathetic Inks
• Typewriter Ribbon Inks
• Blue-Black
• Violet
• Rein king
• Writing Inks
• Blue Ink
• Blue-Black Ink
• Colored Inks
• Copying Ink
• Alizarine Blue
• Savage's Printing Ink
• Inks for Stamp Pads
• Inks for Hand Stamps
• Color Stamps for Rough Paper

Black printing inks owe their color to finely divided carbon made from lampblack, pine-wood, rosin oil, etc., according to the quality of the ink desired. The finest inks are made from flamelamplack. There are however, certain requirements made of all printing inks alike, and these are as follows: the ink must be a thick and homogeneous liquid, it must contain no solid matter but finely divided carbon, and every drop when examined microscopically must appear as a clear liquid containing black grains uniformly distributed.