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Roasted thin matt, "Gerostete Kupferlieh," Freiberg

before 1889

Thrice roasted regulus, "Spurstein," Hettstedt

before 1889

Copper cemented in charcoal powder

before 1889

Four times roasted regulus, "Spurstein,", "Hettstedt

before 1889

Copper slag, "Schlacke,", Mansfeld

before 1889

Sample of old Muntz metal sheathing, badly corroded. Removed May 1875

before 1889

Result of bad copper being used in brass making

before 1889

Metal-furnace regulus

before 1889

Brass wire which has become brittle by keeping for about one year

before 1889

Zinc containing silver from the skimmings of the zinc alloy

before 1889

Metal-furnace regulus

before 1889

Crystals of magnetic iron

before 1889

Copper wire which was tough, but became brittle

before 1889

Bad brass ships' nails, showing where they have failed

before 1889

Two samples of brass wire

before 1889

Copper containing 0.31% of antimony and 0.20% of lead

before 1889

Wire made from the sheating of H.M.S. "Argonaut"

before 1889

Crystallised product from the smelting furnace

before 1889

Electrotype wire and foil heated in ammonia

before 1889

Ordinary copper wire heated in ammonia

before 1889

Castings of Muntz metal to test copper of boiler tubes

before 1889

Phosphor-bronze

before 1889

Samples of gunmetal broken at high temperatures

before 1889

Microscopic slide of crystalline litharge

before 1889

Sample trade specimen of "crown bronze"

before 1889

Electrotype copper in a thin dense sheet

before 1889

Copper sheathing from H.M.S. "Chatham," marked "V"

before 1889

Copper sheathing from H.M.S. "Falmouth"

before 1889

Copper sheathing from H.M.S. "Nereus"

before 1889

Copper sheathing from H.M.S. "Medway"

before 1889

Copper produced by Bankart's process

before 1889

Bronze, cast round a centre of iron, after the manner of the ancient Assyrians

before 1889

Soft French brass

before 1889

Artificially crystallised sulphide of lead, a furnace product

before 1889

Samples illustrating the process of refining the means of phosphide of copper

before 1889

Concretion from the protoxide furnace, from Messrs. Atkins's Works

before 1889

Electrotype foil, made by Elkington and Co.

before 1889

Sheet of naval brass, as put on the "Anson" at Sheerness

before 1889

Thin sheet of Chinese brass

before 1889

Copper wire

before 1889

Beechwood impregnated with native copper

before 1889

Japanese alloy used for mending native saucepans

before 1889

Sheet of the same copper rolled cold

before 1889

Slab of Japan copper called tile copper

before 1889

General sample of the silver-lead ores from Utah, U.S.A.

before 1889

Powdered galena

before 1889

Copper obtained from stamping native copper ore at Lake Superior

before 1889

Copper obtained from stamping native copper ore

before 1889

Slag from smelting Australian sulphate ores

before 1889

Best ore

before 1889