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May 23, 1916 S- DJB Oray Rx-16475 Rereads a heavybdied paint in shade half way between our Creosote Paint Slat* and Com Bars Oray that eac he sold at 9Of par gallon is barrels. To asst the dasasds of the shell, aammitios, rough box, rifle saso, etc. manufacturer* for a one ooat paint, we have perfected S-W E-B Oray, Rx-16475, which neats practically every requirement dswanded of a paint of this type, ft is that it can be brushed, will stand from SS to Stff> reduction at for spraying or 33.1/3 to 50 reduction with Reducer Bo. 74 for dipping, dries to handle in froa It to 2 hours, to pack in about 4 hours or to re-eoat over night and ean be depended upon te give eatiefaetion and pee* geeeraaent inspection. I 7/, f9/<f MANUFACTURERS SALES DEPARTMENT Representatives Confidential Price List MiBubctann Sundries ASricotanal Implement Paints Machine Paints and Enamels b. Th e Sh e b w ih -Wil u a ms Co . H1HT AND VARNISH MAKERS *****: duvtMee, dwtsMs. ftreama. ttftwwamaa, teeees. ins, s mm amnaft assa eea*Mmmmm m eoieMen ontse S B304-T El 875 N15778 M 8 D INDEX Add Resisting PaintAgricultural Implement Faints (Pane)-------Agricultural Implement Striping Colon (Pane)Aiaminom Bronze____ Aluminum PaintAlnminum Paint Primer__ Aluminum Paint Thinner-- AridosAzeptic White Enameit and 1 Auto Soap_____________ Black Air-Drying Japan*.. Black Baking japan--Glow and Rubber Finish. Black Baking japan Reducers________________ Brme-Brite Brighten Up White_____________--..................~ Branae. Aluminum and Gold ................ ....... ..... Brume. Dry.. Bulletin Colon (Paste)__ Bulletin Colees (Liquid).. Coffin Enamel (Paste)Ceocrete Finishes_____ Conduit Pipe Paint___ CoreOiLCnam Can Knamel.. Fleettor Paiata. Knamel Finish information____ Enamel*--Dado.. Knamel*--Gm* aiEnemel* 1 fiperisl 1 Knameie--Ga and Water MeterKnemcli.. Spirit_____________ Knamel*--Cream Can_______ Enamels--Velett Finiah Toy- niliii Cei -- (Pnate)_______ FUtana--High HeaTEagmefPasce)FUker*--Machine {Paste)_____ FWers--Wood (Paste)____________ Flat Binds Flat-Tee*Flat-Toee Misiag Stee________ Flazsap Fsunitur* Graining iak (Paste)Farnitura Was________ _______ Gatenajaad-lron^Ptimer---Caa &SS nuertttete).! Migh Heat Filler (Paste)K B304-T ESP 101 Pate MS .106-112 113 125 113 113 113 11* 111 132 UP .110-122 122 124 12* 123 125 125 125 125 126 126 126 127 127 -115.117 128 128 120 -120-150 130 131 127 151 130 133 133 135 131 131 132 132 132 133 133 133 128 133 133 133 125 1*8 168 133 0007-SWP-000011348 MSB INDEX Kog Paint*-- Laeauer*--Air-DryingLacquer*--Baking----1 *ad Rubber Tile Cement*_______ Lithographer's VarniahLuatral Enamel* me Paint* and Filler*- Machine alert- uyrtw anil Ga* Engine Fmi*he*------- Metal Furniture Pmtthe* (Imitation Wood)- Metal Furniture Flnishiag- Meta!lie Painu (Pastel- Metal Protective Paint*----------- Meter Enamel*_____________ -- Mine. Mill and Factory PamU- Non-Cotrodible Add-Rnheting PaintNon-ConodiUe Graphite Paint--------- essuF Machine Paint* -... ........ -Houle Fmiahea. _ (El Producer* and Refiner*.Method Red Lead (PastelMethod Red lend (Semi-Paste)- Mahogany Stain (Dait)------- Primer*--A.1. P. (Paste)-- Primere--Aluminum raint-- Pritaer--Galvaniaed IronPrimer--Gae F"r (liquid and Paate), Primer*--Reed. -Black japan.__ era and Fiaiahea Paint*Uparial Loacrnl Eaamela Stain*--Handcraft______ 'Trank Paint*,,, Toy Smmei*--Vahret Flniab- Page m m 134 !S4 as s 135 136 -136-138 -lia-uo -140-142 143 -143-144 130 _ * 14$ 145 144 134 -123-124 145 152-153 145 145 143 146 135 146 107 113 133 136 136 147 122 147 147 -120-130 143 147 133 151 150 151 143 150 150 133 147 545 MSP PRICES DIFFERENTIALS BETWEEN "A" AND "B" PRICES A. I. p. and Paate* Ajtricnltara^lmpiemmtt Striping "A" Prices ` Lower than "B'' Aluminum Paint Thinner Arido* 9** gojfy Undroiathm. PaateGaa Emfiae Undent--1-- '*--* * Go* Holder PainUL. Keg Paint*-- Lacquer*. Air___ Linoleum and Rubber Tlie Machine Paint* mad Filler*. Machine Primer and Saaier. Machine Paint. OOPrnod Metal Pundtare Fbdafaai Metal Fnrnltnre Primer* Metal Furniture S " Graining Ow--h Graining Ground tor Bird* Eye Gramme Color*. Metal Furniture -- Metallic P*inta_. Metal Protective Faint*.. **.-- Mill and Factory ~ S B304-T BIO 103 0007-SWP-000011349 USD PRICES DIFFERENTIALS BETWEEN "A** AND **B" PRICES "A" Prices Nofr'Ccmsrfibk Add-Resisting Paiai. Oxydoc Finishes-__ Packing-Boate Fir' ' Petriked. Pole PaintReduceriHeed Primers tad Finishing Smoke-Stack Pavats. Stains. Woodcraft-- Stain. Golden Oak , Stains, HtadoVL Stain. Permanent Mahogany Water_.. Trunk Paints..., Varnish Colors. Liquid*. Velvet Finish, Toy Eatsals. Venua-Manin Finish ------ -per gal. -per gal. -per i -P I -peri -per gal. -per I -per gal. -per gal. -per gal. -per gal. 10 15 15 15 1100 10 10 25 25 2115$0 15 15 S5 AUTO AND CARRIAGE FINISHES Mi i per gal. 25 per gal. 25 Auto and Carriage Cndercoatuagt and Metal Body Primer*. Liquid- .per gal. 25 Coach Body Primer--------- 25 Body UnderroaPnga.___________ ... 02 Coach Gear Pximera. Liquid (Brushing)- -per gal. 25 Coach Gear Fitters, Liquid (Brmhing)-- -per gaL 25 Coach Gear Fitters, Past*_____________ --per lb. 01 ______I Fitters lor I............... ........... ...... --per lb. 01 Coach Gear Primers. Liquid (Dipping)___ Chassis and Gear Fitters. Paste. ---Ppeerr**lb}-. 011* Sanding Sorf*cera_------------ ------------ -per gal. 25 i Surfacert- -per lb. 01 ... Method UadereoatmgB, Liquid Body and Gear Primer*. Fitters and Surfaces--.----per gal. 15 Putty ....................--.................... ..--per lb. 04 m MSD PRICES DIFFERENTIALS BETWEEN "A" AND "B" PRICES PAINTS POP OIL PRODUCERS AND REFINERS "A*' Prices Lowerthar *'B" Oil Station Paim....... .................. -....... ..............per gzl. 15 15 Tank Car Paints--.............................. ..............per gal. 15 MetalaeUc.......... .............. -.................. ..............per g&L 15 Suspended Red Lead............................ .............. per *ai. IS Engine Enamels.-___--....................... ..............per ai- 15 Concrete Floor Paint--......................... .............. per nai- 15 Galvanised Iron Primer-------------- ... ..............per sal. 15 15 10 10 15 15 Band Paint---------- ............. --per lb. 01 B304-T E10 3105 0007-SWP-0000X1350 M 8 D PRICES Agricultural Implement Paste Primers and Paints In presenting m bt of Agricultural Implement Paste Primers and Paints to the sales forte, we have endeavored to ao arsaafe the information on thia line of material that it will he morn aeeeaaihte aad sswy to use. We have passed throuah and left behind n period of expeiimenting with cheaper auhatitntea for raw material# employed in the manufacture of Implement Paint*. We have now di rected all o such large > of the i Of the other tc.. one paint I to the MSD PRICES A. 1. P. PRIMERS 31? Pink Primer (Dip) (210*61. Weigh! 16*4 pounds per gallon. Dnea in from five so air hours: for dipping, ahould he reduced 14 to 16 pounds per gallon; particu larly well adapted to dip work. barrelaand /4-barre!s 10 25s 11 318 Red Primer (Brush end DicK21090>. Weight 16 pounds per gallon- Drse* in from am to eight hours; for dipping, reduce 16 to I* pounds to gallon; for brushing, reduce 1* to 20 pounds to gallon. Peeresses exceptional cover ing properties, good color and remains well in suspen- bnrretsand *4-barrels 09*4 25$ 10*4 Pamtone Primer (21118). Deaoiptiso--For use in con nection with PARATONE RED. Weight. 20 pounds per gallon. For brushing, reduce 22 to 24 pounds per gallon. For small tank dipping, reduce 16 to 18 pounds per barrels and *4-fcamls 25s 09 10 309 Green primer (Brash aad Dip) (202141. Weight 17 *4 pounds per gallon. Driea in from five to six hours; For dipping, should he reduced 16 to 18 pounds per ration: for brushing, 18 to 20 pounds per gallon. Gives brilliant green shade lor both dip aad brush work. barrels sad *4-barrels 25s 11 *4 124/i 301 Yellow Primer (Brush and Dip) (853;. Weight 18*4 ------ Js per gallon. Dries in Irom eight to ten hours. For . should be reduced 14 to 16 pounds to gallon; . 16 to 18 pounds per gallon. Giv i brush aad slip work. barrels and ^barrels 12*4 25s 13*4 A.X. P. _________ (20297). Weight 19*4 pounds per Dries in from six to eight boon; loir dipping : iron, ahould be reduced 12 to 14 pounds; for dip- ping hare wood. 10 to 12 pounds to gallon; fo>rr'brushing bare iron, 16 to 18 ' , 14 to 16 E B304 T 19 barrelaand !4-barrels 13 107 25s 14 0007-SWP-0000X1351 MSD PRICES A. I. F. REDS--Coattnuwd 536 PARATOL RED Light (Briuh) (21039). Weight 24 pounot per gallon. Coven solid at a reduction of Irani 20 to 24 pounds per gallon of naphtha for brushing. I>rie> is trom six to eight Pours. barrels and %-baml* 13 25* 14 537 PARATOL RED Ujht(Dipptag)(20939>. Weight 16 VI pounds per gallon. Coven solid at a reduction ol from 14 to 16 pound* per gallon of naphtha for dipping. Dries in from six to tight hour*. barrel* and %-bamla 25* 14 IS 538 PARATOC RED Medium (Brash) (21041). Weight 24 pound* per gallon- Coven solid at a redaction offrom 20 to 24 pounds per gallon of naphtha for bruahing. Dries in from six to tight hours. barrels and %-bamd* 13 25s 14 539 PARATOL RED Medinas (Dipping) (21040). Weight 16 % pounds per gallon. Coven solid at a reduction of from 14 to 16 pounds per gallon of naphtha for dipping. Dries in from tix to tight hours. bends and %-barrti* 14 25s IS 523 Non Fading Gear Vermilion (Light) (20589). Weight 20 pounds per gelton. Dries in from tix to tight boors. For brushing, should he reduced 20 to 22 pound* per gallon. Produce* light. bacOlaaat tirade. Absolutely permanent and should he introduced wherever pnstihlir barrels and %-barrels 35 25* 86 PARATONE RED (Medium) (21119). _____ ,,___ .. spiauUdRed Paste Color designed to meet eompttition at Red Pastra sold at pnoss lees than ParatoL Drying time, four to five boon. PARATONE RED ia a Para Dye, Red Dead Color Combination. Welghtl7 pounds per aslbui. For brush work, reducefrom22to25 pounds Ptratilou. Canbedipped. It it not recommended for dipping In huge tanka For dipping in nanll tanka, re duce 16 to 18 pounds per gallon. barrels and %-barrel* 25* 10% 288 M S D PRICES A. I. P. REDS--CMtfBtrad A1AKOTE RED (21058). Description--AJXKOTE RED is detuned as a Red Color Coat, but owing to the high content of lead which the formula came*, this product will alao erve an a high grade primer. Designed for brushing or dipping. Weight tti pounds per gallon, f V * * Dries in from six to tight hours. For dipping, reduce 16 to 18 pounds per gallon. For brushing, reduce 18 to 20 pounds to a gallon. Possesses exceptional covering Dual ities. Of rich rad color and remains well ia suspension. barrels and VS barrels 12 25> 13 A. I. P. TARTAR REDS (Paste) 512 Tartar Red Light (Brash) (38461). Weight 18.50 pounds per alien. Mss ia bom tix to tight hours; for brush ing, should be reduced 12 to 19 pounds per gsllss. Btivuameinded partkulaiir for brush work. feasmhand Urbane!* 18 25s 19 518 Tartar Rad Light (Dip) (20610). Weight 15.50 pounds ptr galloo. Dries In Iron tix to tight hours; abouid be educed 12 pound* per titUon aad used for dipping pur poses ntimarily. bands aad H-barrel* 25s 18 19 519 Tartar Red Medium (Brush) (20562). Weight 18.20 pounds per gallon. Dries ia from tix to eight hours; should be reduced 12 to 19 aesmd* per gallon for brush work. A popular shads among the trade. barrels and %-berreis 18 25s 19 520 Tartar Red Medium (Eh?) (20664). Weight 14.80 pound* per gallon. Dries in from tix to tight hours; should be seduced 12 pound* to gallon for dip work. barrels aad Vr-SwreeU 19 25s 20 521 Tartar Red Deep (Brush) (20563). Weight 1R30 pounds per gellon. Driee in tram tix to tight hours; should be reduced 12 to 19 pounds to gellon tor brush work. bentisaad %-berreis 25* 18 Vi l% 522 Tartar Red Deep (Dip) (20665). Weight 14 pounds per cation. Dries ia from tix to tight hours; should be re duced 10 to 12 pound* to gtlion for dip work. barrel* and Mrbarrel* 19% 25* 20% B B304 T E19 109 0007-SWP-000011352 M SD PRICES A. I. P. GREENS * 364 Sued*] Wum Beat Gaea. LL (Break and Dip) 00926). Weight 1? pound* per gallon. Draw in from x to eight boon; rhould be reduced u follow*: For brushing ten inn. 14 to 16 pound*. usd Inn mod. 12 to 14 pound*. For dipoint block inn. 14 pound*, bun wood. 12 pound*, primed iron. 12 pound*, primed wood. 10 to 12 pound* toatlion. burei* usd %-bnrrel* 25* 15 16 A nm toned, extr* light gnen with n slight yellow tone, eery dean in odor. 3*6 New Wagon Box Green. L (Dip) (205T2). Weight 16 pound* per gallon. Drie* in from ix to eight hour*; should he reduced a* follow*: For dipping black iron. 12 to 12 barrel* and Wrbonel* 14 25* 15 367 New Wagon Box Gr_e_e_n_.__M..(.D.i.p.) (20522). W'ieight 16 er gallon. Driet in from six to eight lorn; s reduced a* follow*-. For dipping black Iron. 12 pound*, bare wood, primed i 10 to 12 pound* to gallon. barrel* and Wrherrel* 14 25* 15 368 New Wagon Box Green. D (Dip) (20574). Weight 16 er gallon. Drie* in from abt to eight hour*; _______ . reduced a* follow*; For dipping black iron. 12 pound*, bare wood, primed iron, and primed wood, 10 to 12 pound* to gallon. barrel* and *-ban3t 14* 25* 15* 371 New Wagon Box Greta. L (Broking) (194). Weight 22 pound! per gallon. Drie* in from *sx to eight hour*, hhonM he mdacad for broking. 16 to 18 pound* to 25* 17 18 373 New Wagon Box Green. M (Broking) (195). Weight 36 pound* per gallon. Drie*in hamate to eight boon; should be redneed for broking. 16 to It pomad* to 17 no 23* 18 MSD PRICES A. 1. P. GREENS--ContinBed 379 New Wngon Bex Green, D (Broking) (196). Weight 21* pound* per gallon. Drie* in from mx to eight htoour*: should be reduced for broking, 16 to 18 pound* barrel* anti *.barre! 25* 17 18 New Wagon Bax Green. Dip and Brush. are came shade, making it poanbie to dip part* and bru*b other*, resulting in uniformity in shade after final awembling. . I. P. YELLOWS 322 Canary Yellow (3772). Weight 22* pound* per gallon. Dime m from right to tea houa; should far reduced as ------For dipping. 16 to 16 pound* to gallon lor . 16 to 18 pound*. faanelcaadl *-tanel 1* 25* 17* 325 Farm Wagen Guar Y^owOOTtS). Weight 21 * pounds SSucadofollow*: FordSSng'lfml^ii^St^d ists fctuMK udned on wood, by dipping first coat, reduced at about 16 pound* toa galkm of naphtha, follow with aemi-gloK made with apptmnmately 14 pounds of color, one SamjaLnf.jofrrit?o!r "nPufr?tinTMai ghra^dewrork,dmeerewloyrskt,ripten,peuasinndg a glow etnpe. For cheaper work, which is only given one coat, recommaadad about 14 to 16 pound* of color to a gallon of Pale Implement Finishing Vaniigh, and from one-half to three-fourth* gnllon of naphtha. Note--paste ahonld be reduced with naphtha before varnish i* added, and only mixed eg required for immediate use. barrel* and *.barrel* 18* 25* 19* 341, Light Chrome.Yellow (3S). Weight 22* pound, per BtUon*. 1Dne* in irem tithe to ten hourt; duced a** follow*: For dipping. 12 to 14 -J-- -* 'b-e---r-e fer 14 to 16 i barrel, and *4orrel> 1?* 25* 342 w|iH <*+ fxmnaa per Dimb*tinofrTomhi S&t a hour*; iio 16 ehottid be pouads; refor S B304-T E19 barrels and Vfr-bcureb 111 25* 1K 0007-SWP-OOOOI1353 MSP PRICES A. I. P. YELLOWS--Continjaod 346 Orange Chrome Yellow (3749). Weight IS % pound* per gallon. Driee Id iron eight to ten Dour*, for brushing, should be reduced 22 pound* to gallon. barrel* nd Vrbarrel* S% 25* 20% If when ordering Yellow*. atraight, dipping or brushing good* ore deeded, epeefcfy accordingly- A. I. P. BLUES *21 Light Blue (54*2). Weight 20 pound* per gnltao- Dne in from mt to eight hoar*; chould be reduced a* follow*. For dipping. 1* to 14 pound*; for brs*hing, 14 to 1* pounds per gnlloa. tambw! %4>amh 25* 1*% % *25 Medium Blue (3699>.Wright 20 pound* per gaBoaDriet in from KX to eight home; *hpuld be reduced ** foBoen: For dipping. 14 to 14 pound*; for bruehlnt. 16 to 1* pound* par gflttoa. barrel* end %-banri* 25* 1? 1* 42* Deep Blue (515*). Weight SJAO pound. per gallon. Dries in from eix to eight boon; ebould be wriuced a* follows: For dipping. 14 to 14 pound*; for braebiag. 14 to li pound* per gallon. barrel* *nd%-b*m2* 25* 22 23 A. I. P. GRAYS 390 Light Gray (3754). Weight 22% pound* per gallon. One* in from aix to eight boon; ebould be reduced a* follow*: Far dipping. 14 to 14 pound*; for bcuehing. 1* to 20 pound* per Uon. barrel* and %-barrel* 14 23* 17 991 Medium Gray (5712). Wright 22 M pound, per gallon. Dria* in fmm.rix to right home; abould be reduced a* follow*; For dipping. 14 to 16 pound*; for bruriun*. S6 to IS pound* Per ealion- barrel* and %-barrei* 25* 14 15 112 MSP PRICES AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT STRIPING COLORS (Pun) Quick-Drying Put up in 5* P. C. No. 552 Striping Vermilion (1052) 553 Striping Red (1053)....................................................... 562 Striping Blue (1062)..... ....................................... SO' 573 Striping Chrome Yellea-, M (1073)..................... 42 590 Striping White (1090).............................. .......... 39 591 Striping Black (1091)........................................... 32 ALUMINUM PAINT 1* (29)------------------------------------------------------------------- 5 00 ALUMINUM PAINT PRIMER CLfonld) For nee under Aluminum Paint to get moat brilliant and (fcm&lc finish- V4* 1* Gray (6500)____--............... ............... 2 70 2 50 ALUMINUM PAINT THINNER (Liquid) For uae in mixing Bronxe and for thinning Aluminum Paint. 1* 5* bbl*. (074)-------------------------------------- 2 00 1 90 I 50 E B304-T B19 113 0007-SWP-0000X1354 MSD PRICES AJUDOS CUeold) "Emr s Oat Makrmre" Is Black (729) 3 40 Blue. Sky {713) .. . .. -- 3 40 Emerald {706) .......... ..... ......... 3 40 Flesh (718) ------ _____ 3 40 Gray {721) ........... __ 3 60 Gray. French {717)............. ......... 3 60 Often. Gnu (708)......... ......... 3 40 Green. Sntin (716) _____ 3 60 Ivory (711) ............. . .... .... 3 60 Olive (719) _____ .. 3 40 Hak (724) . 3 60 Primrose (728) -- 3 60 Red. Cardinal (70S) 5 40 Tan <707) - 3 40 White (710)- . 3 60 Wine (726) $ 40 i1% 3 56 3 SO 3 SO 3 so 3 so 3 50 3 50 3 SO 3 so 3 so 3 SO 3 so 3 30 3 so 3 so 5 30 bids. 3 35 3 35 3 35 3 35 3 35 3 35 3 35 3 35 3 35 3 35 3 35 3 35 j 1$ 3 35 3 35 5 15 114 MSD PRICES Enamel Finish Information The in* Aseptic White Uadercoatiags and Enamels tided on EnemeJ Finish for Bedsteads Bedatead Dipping Maw No. IMU Mis , Reduced SO per seat with beanie. Do not aee Reducer No. 74--0*74 because we bad bcamne wto better with tt penteukermateria) than our special Reducer. Thie Primer wtU air toy aatufoctorily ia 24 to 26 hours and bate ia 2 bourn at ISO (------- DtpRiag Reduced SOper 0I07S tor dip No. K-ftg SM Reducer No.75-- for numy work. This ' No. 74--0074 or seed the Enamel daced with 0S075 bea 0J07S ia used, than any of our other It will aleo air dry ...........a...t..1..7>0ttoo11**00 dteme* for 31 boon ore Xindhoa Cabinet and Refrigerator Finish Por !!3f ****Ck iro--WWt T'riaser No. u be need full body, or u any u tiiut i *' - -- wittohneRUedHuceprerNcoe.nt74w--it0h9*R74edourcteu7rpKeTn7tinLeo, s7F4or s'p"r*ay*i"n*g Galvanised Iran or Black Iron--Use fuU body for brushing 0*7id4.for fotayiat reduce 2S percent with Reducer No.74-- WIB air dry over at ISO to 160 desreea for 3 bout*. This mate______ net be used in a dipping tank. If you find a demand for a Kppiu* Phaser for tMahaae of I Primer No. IS--Rx MlS.asin* ttua material when need Aseptic White UadaroMtlaft No. S7--Rx 37 lbs auae as 17312. White! No. S--Rx 178*3 White Bakin* of turpentine ,,_ with Eounat maelsloRebdeuucseerdNofo. r7Jd--ip0p1in0g7, 5b.a_Pt_a_in_n s,t_pi_inr_itg_s, tfoeeturpentine the material will tux tahe la much Reducefsmd ltehaeaed. wTihllienomtabteenrieaal rwasffhliitgohad*rw/mhetnotdheaEriaeuraiferilvRenduLc"etr but can also be baked at ISO degree for StourJ HsboiJd E B304-T El* 115 0007-SWP-000011355 M 8 D PRICES set be gives mere thus ISO degree* of best because it will tarn yellow. This Enamel can also be used for a one coat proposition. For thii clam of work wewould suggest reducing it 33H per eest with White Enamel Reducer--01C75 asd air dry or bake a> Rated above. OseCMt Work Ona-Csat White Enamel So. --Rat 1MW Tint material will work satiefsooriiy os galvanised or black iras. Should sot be tned oa wood. It can be re duced^ per cent with Reducer So. 14--0914 or can aleo be .reduced with Betaine for bruah or epmy work, but wt prefer to aeU our Reducer No. 74 to obtain ben reauita Whenuaed thit way it will air dry over sight or will bake at ISO decreet for S hours. We do sot recommend that material for dipping Wire Wheel Finish For Repair mad Repainting only--WM Win Wheel Primer No. 47--fa if Reduce 12 Vi per tent with turpentine and tpray. We do - not recommend any other Reducer for thit material. Thit materia) will not air dry aatieimetority but ahould be baked el 160 degree* for 3 hours. Whit* Wire Wheal Enamel No. ***--Rx 174*7 Reduce 25 per cent with turpentine and tpray- We do not recommend any other Reducer. Thie TM***rimi will air dry satisfactorily over night or bake at ISO degrees for 5 hour*. We do not recommend any higher heat for thit Enamel. On account of thit material havin* to stand outaide exposure a good percentage of oil it required in its manufacture and far thit reason when baked shove ISO de grees. it will turn yeikrw. Please undentand that thl* recommendation it not for any work except repair and repainting of wire wheels not for new work. White Reed Enamel Finish White Primer No. 12--Rx 17212 WQ1 niter lor a aatiafactoy Spraying Primer on ail dames of thie workWhite Raldad Enamel So. M--Rx 17444 WBl answer satidartoriir to a White Reed Finishing Enamel for thit ctern of work. White-Tor Finkh ax Article* degrees for 2 hoars. Kivee a good Doll or NaO-tslINf No. 74--0974 for ike at 165 leoatsnd Whitt Toy Reduced 25 tor oca . with Reducer No- 74--0974 for tpray or dip work. Thit tl wfll air......................... ................ at ICO lid HSD PRICES Gloat White Tor Enamel No. 465--JU I744S Reduced 25 percent with Reducer So. 74--0974 ioreprav or dip work. This material will air dry satisfactorily over night or bake at 160 decreet for 3 hours. For two coat work use either White Primer No. 16 or White Primer No. 12--Rx 6916 for dipping and Rx 17212 for brushing or spraying. For a good dean Enamel Finish over these Primers ate one coat of White Baking Enamel No. 60S--Rx 17605. With reference to the particular whiteness of the above Enamels, it would be very bard for anyone to explain in detail how one compares with the other from a standpoint of whiteness- We suggest that each Manager arrange to have ouart asmpica tent to hit DivMou ao that when the rereset ntativaa come tat they can examine each materia) and in thit way had out for themselves hurt bow one compares Aseptic White Enamels and Undercoatings Ss Aseptic Whitt Underacting No. 16 (6916)------------------------ 2 40 Aseptic White Underacting No. 12 (17212)..................... 2 JO Aseptic Whitt Undercoating No. 37 (6937)------------------------------------------- 2 25 Aseptic Whitt Undercoating No. 47 (1*047)3 00 Aseptic White Enamel No. 36 (17656)...... 3 $0 Aseptic Whitt Enamel No. 6ft (17*68)___ 2 50 Aseptic Whitt Enamel No. 609 (17609)__ 2 90 Aseptic Whitt Enamel No. 603 (17605)...... 2 63 Aseptic Whitt Dull Enamel So. 49 (11049)______________________ 2 35 Aseptic Whitt Enamel No. 48 (1*048)___ 2 00 Aseptic One-Coat Enamel No. 70 (17470)...................................... 2 90 Aseptic Reducer No. 74 (0974)65 bbls. 2 25 2 15 2 10 2 85 3 35 2 35 2 75 2 SO 2 20 1 85 2 75 so 2 35 E B304-T E19 117 0007-SWP-0000X1356 MSP PRICES BLACK JAPANS (Alr-DrrfaflS U 5* bbls. 'Premie? <097)_ - -- i 50 1 40 1 25 Trunk (07SS) _ 1 20 1 10 95 Implement {0734) . . 1 10 1 00 65 No. 5 (0700) _____ 65 75 60 CkjB*x (02605)_........................... CbbU. only) 55 D\ adsv fj nrf t.ii few Cr*%, JUk ft/3/ s- /. 66 PREMIER BLACK (AJr-Dryint) Used for brush work. If recommended for nee on bon rail ing*. etc... where a food lustre if reouired. Dries daft free is twenty to thirty minute* and hard in four to fire hour*. Fur nished ready for application. TRUNK BLACK CAir-DrytuD Hat food working and flowing properties. Driea dost free in thirty minutes and hard in six hours. Hss rood sios*. May be thinned with one part naphtha to two parts japan or two parts naphtha to three of japan, depending cm results requited. IMPLEMENT BLACK CAlr-DryinA) For use on implements, rough nestings and ironwork re quiring a dense blank. Has exceptionally pood entering properties. Dries dust bee in twenty to thirty minute* and hard in fire to obt hour*. For brush work no thinner is advised. For dipping, reduce with one pan naphtha to two parts japan. No. i BLACK (Air-Drying) Suitable for rough casting*, boiiers. sheet-iron work. etc. For brush work, one part naphtha to four parts japan, and for dipping, one pan naphtha to two parts japan is recom mended. Dries dust free in fifuam to twenty minutes and bard in four to free hours. CLIMAX (Alr-DrySngj Hmllar to No. 5 Air-Drying Jspan. sea up about the same, but a trifle slower in drying, practically aemi-gjom, eery tenacious and elastic. II* MSD PRICES Black Baking Japans HIGH GRADE FENDER JAPAN FINISH For use on fender*-,hoods, mod guards, etc. First Coat Rubber Finish No. W--Rs llfR, to be re duced 10 percent with No. 54 Reducer--Rx 0074. which wilt give a Became reeding or 30. Second Coat Finest Black Fender Finishing Enamel No. 34---Rx 01354, reduced 30 percent with No. 74 Reducer---Rx 0974. which will give a Beans* reading of 31. This coat should he robbed to a surface, after being beksd, with pomice stone and water, after which apply one more east of the seaterial same redneed the aame way. Far commercial or medium grade work, use two coats at 01334 redaoed as axpbrieed above, or when the smtai is not ef the bast grade, see one coat of Rubber Finish No. 9*. rubbing this coat ought))' and flnish with owe cast of Fiaast Black Fender Fhkettfng Enamel No. 34--Rx 01354. All of the above materials AoeM bt bated at 425 dexrm for SO minutes. By this we mens that it will take from 30 to 40 minute* to obtain 423 degrees cf imalU then hold st thir temperature for 30 mfnalat. la eaem where you find It is impossible to gK thisrequired Mat and esdy Bern 375 degraet to 400 degteea can be nhmlnad, the length of the bake should be lirimsnf to lH ham*. By tMt we mcea to take from 40 to 43 mmutss to obtain the heat ef from 373 to 400 degrees sod hold at this tempacatere from 44 to 1 hour. Cold ovens must also he taken Into eoosideretion in ob taining the raqmnd heat. The fust bake m the morning when commencing work wSl always take a trifle longer than the sewed, third, or later hakes daring the day or night work. This is dueto theowes being enk! from otandrng over light, and it will take Beta 30 to 45 minutes to warm the oven tin. to don't expect to obtain your beat for the firm bake aa readily at yoe do when the oven is warm. The subject of hast it one of the mast important factors to enmidrr in the flniab cf Black Baking japans. A good aaany times you find that the thermometer* being used in determining the beat in the oven do not show the correct heat that is being obtained. This It natality due to the in correct pacing cf the thermometer or improper circulation of eir to obtain correct heat, la this ease it wU be impossible lor us or anyone else to aatMactarSy decide aa what parti cular heat would aaawer mtfriaotnrfly in this oven. The only thing to do would be to get s new thermometer and hang It ih the oven during the icons*! of baking and hod out axa&y what the tampaatnm is. HIGHGRADE BLACK BAKING JAPAN No.75-x91S75 To be toad on antomobile boons, high grade hardware ewciaW**. mgiscem. fxhs and ftaaat grade of materials out ride of autceaotofle fiaikbes.rowing nmemnss,addingmachines, typewriters, etc. For the bast mwuta an aetooeohfk tame and similar artteOa, this material should be vedaetd 20 percent with Reducer No- 74--Rx 0974. which thw a Btemae raadiag of 30 degiwes To obtain beat results for japaaatnx with this material, other attidm timid be taken ate consideration S B304-T 19 119 0007-SWP-000011357 M8D PRICES for the correct reduction- For instance. thu Japan far ue on small hardware specialty artide*. register*, etc- could be need a trifle heavier. The baking time ol thu materia! it 42} degree* from IS to 20 minutes. By that we mean that the oven ehould be brought to tbia degree of heat in 30 minutes and held at thi heat for IS or 20 minutes. The name special ctmrideraticm ahould be gives to thia material aa to our Finest Black Fender Finishing Enamel with reference to the heat required to obtain beat reaulta. No. M BLACK BAKING JAPAN--Rx 07*0 High Grade Black Bakins Japan for uae on hardware specialties. lock*, toy*, regiatera. kitchen utenaiia and fine grade of apriaga. Thia Japan ahould be reduced 100 to ISO per cent with 0974 according to the work in hand and the desired fiaiah required. For tpring work it ahould be reduced the limit--ISO per cent. For regiatera it ahould not be re duced over 75 per cent. etc. Tbit japan ahonid be baked at 373 degrees from S3 to 30 minutes according to the work is hand, taking 30 to 45 minutes to obtain the required hast. No. 73 BLACK BAKING JAPAN--JU 0772 Medium Grade Black Baking Japan to be need oa bardware, specialties. toys, regiatera, kitchen utensils, mariinrn grade of apriaga. etc. Thia japan will reduce 300 per cent for tpring work end accordingly for other materials i will bake 300 to 600 degrees in S to 10 minutes far sprung work urban reduced 300 per cent and accordingly when reduced leas for other trekiea. By tibia we mean that ehould thia name material be used on small hardware specialties, returner* or toys, it could be baked at 373 to 400 degree* by tasiaging the heat up to tbia required degree in about 30 to 45 minute* and Bedding it there mom 30 to 4$ minute*. No. M BLACK BAKING JAPAN--Ss 36M Good Cheep Black Baking Japan to be naed os the name article* ea explained is the Medium Grade, bat aapeeaally adapted for tpring work. For thia particular purpose It will take 200 to 230 per cent reduction with 0974 and can be baked at 300 to HO degress from 5 to 10 mlnctas with excel lent ratals. japash are usually made by ptaring gfiaooite is a steel kettle and melting- After adding drying agents and oils. St boated to certain beam, cooled end thinned with any of the redwing agents, according to the (reality of the material, and then allowed to age trace three to fourwealths. OWENS This is one of the most Important subjects that ahould be rtisrmanl when a representative calls oc a mairefarturer aatag thia darn of material far thaae naaeae: iavmriabiy QpMNf the tafti, --bbh wpp^ktifw gf tHNb sir Is s regulate the heat, correct ventilation tn the oeua aad the proper ctretdation of air. the beet resales cannot be obtained. If every oneof anrMautgeraae well aa rerrseentetlvte would ghctmghly consider tins Important factor fa obtatntwg the beat rewrite with Black Batinas Japan*, we art satisfied that fifty per cast of the rweiplelnte registered, against Black Baking Japane would be riitahmtart 130 MSD PRICES Blueprints ehoaring the correct style of oven that ahould be used have been forwarded to aii Manager* for distribu tion to the representative*. With further reference to the oven it ahould be to placed that the least amount of labor and time is used in getting the work from the drain boards to them. Ovens are usually heated by gta. except where live steam can be had end a low bake required. The most unproved and up-uedate over.! are electric. One of the moat important features of a good oven is proper ventilation to carry off the fume* and gasti ao they will not settle back on the work and you do not rur> chance* of expioaiona. It is also important to have a ther mometer. at it la not possible to determine the heat bv placing the band on the oven door, by the flame of the gat or any other meant except the thermometer. The ordinary thermometer will not do; it must be oae that extends six or eight inches rate the oven to get the correct beat. The reel systematic aad energetic Jnpanaer will use a hydrometer in waring hi* Japan to keep it at the correct Became all the time. Thia it an bard task aad enlv takes a very few minute* at sight or in the aaaruiag: preferably at night. The advantage of doing it at sight is that the Japan hat all night to settle out end will be in excellent condition for dipping the next meriting. The evaporation over night will not change the hydrometer reeding euffieiently to cause any trouble K the Japan it covered with e satisfactory tight caver. The hydrometer used tor tbia it referred to as a Light Liquid Hydrometer. To keep down duet in the oven wipe out the cornets end edges with a neutral oil or take some of the same Japan that you an using and apply it on the camera and place* where dust may collect aad during the first bake you ma you will find the Japan bakat the dust and din right into the oven and you will eliminate coneidemble of this trouble. Whenever Japes show* any tendency of being dirty, the tank should be cseaned out and the Japan strained. This will depend upon how chan the room in which the work i* done i* kept and also bow clean the materia) ia before being allowed to be dipped in the Japan. Exceeding cere should be exercised ia seeing that tbe malarial to be dipped is clean and tree from grease or acid* which might be left on from tbe cleaning proceaa. If you are carries* ia this reaped, the Japan and finish sa sure to sttScffv The hooka used to bang tbe work up with ehould not be allowed to become heavy with Japan as this causes dirty work. The Japan should be bunt off as soon as they show this condition. It is very important that books be made to fit the work properly end also that the work hangs correctly to get tbe best drain. The following method is used la quite a few Japan reams as a clearing process. Tbe snide* to be japaaaed are placed in an oven and baked at a beat ranging iron 300 to 330 degrees for 3 to 4 hour*. Any gresee or smut left on the articles to be japanned is naturally oxidised by this high heat and the articles come out dry sud dean. This, however, does not take off ell the small particle* of dust that nay be round in tbe seams and it is advisable to take a brush, after tbe article* have bees taken out of the oven, and dean the seam* out so you will be sure that there is no dust Seating over your work when it is dipped. E B304-T E19 131 0007-SWP-0000X1358 USD PRICES TAMU micfeneelothe tank need ter tbe dipping ef Fender Jaw*. <t nt to call particular attention to tbe teiai rot to *21 Munm dwrrihing a proper task tor tin dipp&s o fot* c )m of ft || Absolutely aiy that the tank he of the ngtind mat to awictoHr handle this dam of work without holding the fender in two at thne different pnariocs to obtain a auaatectory dip. The hater should be pieced is the tank and drawn out with one mop. takiac out the soar end at the (cater hat and bring- ing oat the tail cad or ektrt at the (eater hat. In thia way Too obtain a complete bow at the japan and act a drain at the proper ancle and anil not have any trouble with cue. In thb tank you abeuld have a aenta ahead abt or tight inches (ran the bottom eo that in dipping poor lenders you will not strike bottom and agitate any artflriigs that may hare 9BM feo *>(* tABke Aktt> wet of tbe most fwp*fin*HHi la tbit it that it oheold have a aobtesaiaiai tank at one aad of the main tank that agtanda down to within eat foot from the bottom of the ntetri tank, and in tide auli suslnlng tank yaa should have a copper mmh that will take ap all amaH aaftiebM iwh Japac it aMat to tta atfs -- aad a&e take ap than pettktei from the japan that hat na from the drain heard into a tab or backet aad then ijAck tbit tab^oatada* Another good point about having tine sub-tank attend down to within one foot from tbe bottom of the main tank it tbat la r^4**g Jaaaa or p--tack tbe Jfapaa ***** bat _________________ Yoo can roadlly aae that the Japan ante dnhh down into the bottom of the aaMank and la that vay tmr iato tbe batten of tbe aiaitr taake ceNtas At laaat tatnt of dMaarbaaet. Tbit teak It tapedally aftnratfl for aae be aateeaoblle tacfeoctee< For Japaa work it it not mrnamry to have this sob-tanT bad it ie r to have tbe eeeeca to tbe HffiiT ef be teak. t-arat BASING JAPANS CUqufcC) 5# not Coat Robber Finite No. 98 OUM): & 70 Flaast Black Fonder Fioiehing Enamel No. S4 (01554)___ % 35 High Gate Black Baking Japan No. 75 (01575) 1 to mh Gnte Black nw*r Japan No. 00 (0700) 90 hck&ttag Japan No. 75 90 . StackBeking Japan No. 30 (02050) 0 Bl 1 55 1 30 95 75 75 <5 Ds 1 SO i 55 90 70 70 60 SLACK BAKING JAPAN SEDUCER Is Reducer No. 7* (0074)75 122 5t bbU. 05 so MSD PRICES Oxydon Finishes FORMERLY RUBBER FINISHES (Baking) Grydon Finiehee are made by grinding Black, each ee Carbon Black, in a good Oi) Vaiaieb to a very fine coneietency. Tint paste it added to difierent grades of Black Baking Japans; the reason far this is to get covering and that much eought-for Satin. Rubber, Egg Shell or Doll Finish. The denied efiect at to close it governed by tbe amount of this B.eck paste added to the Black Baking Japan. For instance--if a Flat or Egg Shell Finite ie desired, teore of this Black paste mold he added than <f a (Horn Rubber Fisted was desired. The quality of Qsydoo Finishes is governed by the quality of Black Baking Japan nsed is miring tbit Black Paste with it. To obtain the highest fate, itesrlr ate moat durable Oxydon Finish, it is rrrrsmry to ase a tush quality long oil Black Baking Japan. Os the other hand, the cheaper the Black Baking Japan, tee asoro brittle year Qgyden Finish win be. The amount ef Qgydoa Fhteh bteteme poteMe can only be laellwd by tee faUowint hat ef aitktm new being finished this way: Automobile atgamrim. lamps. ham. all steal surfaces, hardware, spedaitiaa, trdophnnei, aster boxes, toys, soveltits. camera parts, ms aad sssobae stoves, tsnterns. etc. Oxydon Finish No. MN5-'The highest quality of Oxydon Finish it is possible to make. It it a dense black and reduces 12 H per cent tor spraying, ate 25 per cent for dip work, with besmiae or 0974; WO! hake from 2 to 2 Wt hours at 300 degrees. Oxydon Fhteh No- 524NI--A high grade Oxydon Finish When reduced 66Jf per cent it dries about the tame as 6980 when reduced 25 per cent. To he aotd where the customer desires material to state coosiderabir reduction or to take eooaidermble reducer. This materia) wfli reduce 66H per cent tor spraying ate 75 per cent ror dip work with bemuse or 0924; wi& bake from 2 to 2 Vi hours at 500 degree*. On account ct thismaterial being at saca e berryeonaetency. the deriredftem obtained is governed by teeamountofreducer. For instance. U n high Kkte is required, tee material should not be reduced any mere than 40 to 50 per cent; if tern tram it desired, the material can he reduced 4654 per cent, end for dip work the material, by seducing 75 per cent, wilt have still less glees. In taking them mattes* up with the trade, it would be me, if therare getting too much glow, to use more reducer. Oxydon Finish No. 36-6436--Highest quality ready-to-uae Oxydon Finite. Should not he reduced for spraying or dip work. Will bake from 2 to 244 hours at 300 degrees. Oxydon Finite No. 36 6438--A food grade of Oxydon Finite ready for use. No seducer should be mad. The only difference in this material ate 6636 is teat 6636 dries with a trifle lees rinse. Can be used ter spraying or dip work ate wBl hake Bom 2 to 2 44 bouse at 500 degrees. Oxydon Finite No. 76-17674--A htgh grade Seed Blue Oxydon Finite, made to sapeumat finite at blue steel used in tee manufacture of gone ate high-grade instruments. This material is furnished ready for use ate Should not he reduced for dipping, and then a very email amount of benxine or 0974 can be added. Will bake from 2 to 2 44 boon at 300 degrees. Oxydon Finite No. 67-14767--A good Egg-Shell Oxydon Finish. Will reduce 75 to 100 per cent for spraying or dip work with henrine or 0974 ate will bake from 2 to 244 hours at 300 degrees. E B304-T &1 123 0007-SWP-000011359 MSD PRICES 1 Frwsh No. 92-17392--A fair grade Oxydss Finish, be oaed m turn*, oil on. etc. Will reduce WM per seat, far spraying. and from 75 to 100 per cent lor dip work, with peanut or 0974; will bake irons 2 to 2 Vi Pour* at 300 Oatydon Frnitli Ns. 32-180032--This is a good Finish, and can be used os store*. oil cam. etc. between this material and 17392 is that 18007 does sot carry as much tics* ** 17392. Oatydon Premise, 01040--This cap be brushed full body or reduced 10 per cest with turpentine (or dip work and baked lor iVi hours at 330 degrees. To obtain beat raaults with Froutine, it should be applied over a iiosa or a finish like 6982 when reduced about 66H per cent, or 6980 when reduced 23 per cent, or 6438 when applied lull body. Froetine a dear Varaiah and the finish obtained by causing the earemh to check is the process ol dryirrs. The >wiris time of all these materials referred to of from 2 to 2 Vi hours at 300 degrees means that the material should be baked for this length of lime st the required beat; not that the material should he placed in a cold or warm ores and the hakim time taken from then on. The b' eat should be allowed . gradually until it sets up to the required done of ea allowed to remain at thts heat from 2 to 2 Vi born at results. Or if aaoes . can be baked at a lower creasing the time at i heat by 6 Qzydonl i No. > i No. 3646436)t Finish No- 3846438). No. 7441787*)No. 674147673No. 924173921No . 32418032). <010463- Si 2 15 ^ 205 l 90 _ 2 05 2 S3 1 73 1 25 --. 1 50 2 05 bbls- 2 00 1 00 1 73 1 90 2 40 L 60 "i 10 1 45 i 90 WCBRN UP WHITE (Uqnld) For iatenor use }l ntt 2 65 3 00 Uadsrcoat or Flat <17212)______ 2 40 Bat 8MB Mm White (16373)___ Mi 4-k.a **** 5b 2 55 2 90 2 30 IS hbU. 2 40 2 75 2 IS PM * H* Vis is $* (147S5)----------------------------------- 1 60 1 SO 1 SO 1 20 124 USD PRICES Bronze Powders ALUMINUM BRONZE (Dry) No. 8000 (292 Dry). * is 1 SO per lb. 3s 1 43 bbls. 1 40 DRY BRONZE C. U. F. t~ Gotd : C. M. F. L. Gold A_ No. 10.000 GoldNo. 3.000 GoldNo. 1.000 GoldNo. 8.000 < Is 2 30 2 25 1 SO 1 SO 2 SO 2 25 1 SO i so 1 20 1 50 1-coace paper* 1. 2 and 4onaoe bottles 33 so 23 25 33 30 25 25 20 23 BULLETIN COLORS (Paata) For sign-board, bulletin and wall work. 23s Dracoa Bulletin Red (20335)___ 85 Is 90 5s 90 BULLETIN COLORS (Ugoid) AW)r ftiUSffl Aloe nitw ltnff Cm flJUXCl Green. Willow 0X013) Attrf Dmffai fISOlO) Vattow, light IliSiXl YHlow. Dark (13600) .......... SB Bm 3 .V * Sfi B *5 3 35 5t 2 25 2 90 2 65 3 25 3 10 3 25 3 25 COFFIN ENAMEL (Paata) Whir* (8637)-_____________ 8 BS04-T 19 123 25* 30 0007-SWP-000011360 MSB PRICES CONCRETE FLOOR FINISH OM&M) Om dry uria will dry hard over night. to be walked on faUowmg day. It 59 bbu- Brown, iifbt *466)-------1---------- 2 45 2 35 2 20 Dun Color (469)----------------- ---- 2 <5 2 35 2 20 Grey (4*1) ...... ........-............... 2 45 2 35 2 20 Green. Moat (451) ............. 2 45 2 55 2 20 MaitwnWB)------- -------------- --- 2 45 2 35 2 20 Ornate (452)--- ----- ----- ------------ 2 2 35 2 30 Red (453) ........... . 2 45 2 35 2 20 Sat* (66*)--------- -------------------- 2 45 2 35 2 30 Tan. Light (4*3)................... .... 2 45 2 35 2 20 Yellow (376) -- ........... 2 43 3 35 2 30 CONCRETE WALL FINISH (Lfeauld) 19 Brows, Dark (IS3M)---------------- 2 90 Brows, light (153*9) ------ 2 90 Buff (133*6) 2 90 Create. (1530*) 2 90 Gray, Dark (13390)------------ . 2 90 Gray. Eatra light (1S47T)--------- 2 90 Gray, light (133*4)----------------- 2 90 Grata Stooe (133*7)----------------- 2 90 Red. Venetian (15310) 2 90 Ten 05391) 2 90 Tana Cast* (IS*S) 2 90 Yellow. Colonial (13*02)------------ 2 90 Wlate (13392) 3 13 5a 2 SO 2 SO 2 *0 2 *0 2 SO 2 SO 2 SO 2 *0 3 *0 2 SO 2 *0 2 *0 3 05 feWs. 2 65 2 65 2 *5 2 65 2 65 2 6$ 2 65 2 65 2 65 3 65 2 65 2 65 2 90 CONDUIT PIPE PAINT CUffttld} Far afitemoad work. 1* Black (0727)------------------------- -- *5 5 bhU. S3 40 CORE OIL UAawSd) -Bcttaaadrr nt. Si kbit. Ftaaritt--------------------------------- 1r_. Cagltas---------------------------------------------- --- ------ Wn-M-| -M ,Hiri|Mi iupnpnmllflilinwna m MSB PRICES CREAM-CAN ENAMELS 1st emm. anai tad milk aa tad turn!*- metal eeatainers. It 5a bbla. Yellow 117671) Red (17672) Gray (17670), Green (17673).......... Blue (17674) 3 25 3 75 2 75 2 60 3 15 3 65 2 40 2 65 2 50 3 00 3 50 2 25 2 50 3 35 ELEVATOR PAINTS (U9M> Brawn (1626) Red (5471) State (411) Is S 65 1 s 2 21 St 1 S3 1 S3 2 IS kbit. & 40 1 40 2 00 E B306-T K19 127 0007-SWP-000011361 MSD TRICES Enamels GAS ENGINE ENAMELS (Uqntd) For sit Black (6371), Is : 65 l 60 X 25 ! 15 t 25 X 10 X so l 50 I 35 l 25 X $0 35 *20 % 00 2 50 1 00 l so Sa 1 65 2 90 2 15 2 05 2 IS 2 00 2 40 2 40 2 25 2 >5 2 40 2 25 2 10 2 90 2 40 2 90 2 40 febb 1 so 2 75 2 00 l *0 2 00 1 2 25 2 25 2 10 2 00 2 25 2 10 1 05 2 25 2 25 2 75 2 25 DADO ENAMELS (Liquid) Duet Color (469) Grey (487) Sate (468) Moat Green (451) Light Brown (466) Maroon (378) is 2 40 2 40 2 40 2 40 2 40 2 40 Ss 2 30 2 30 2 30 2 SO 2 30 2 30 Mils. 2 15 2 IS 2 15 2 15 2 IS 2 15 MID TRICES LUSTRAL ENAMELS (Utjuid) For t s (iniahinreoate sn metal and wood surfaces, ineluding machine took. H-bbl. & Is 5s feb). Black <#370 .... . 2 05 1 95 1 80 Blue. Medium (7004)_________ 3 00 2 90 2 75- Brown (14423) - 2 25 2 15 2 00 Gray, Dark (6684)----- --------___ 2 15 2 05 2 90 Gray, Silver (2700) 2 25 2 IS 2 00 Gray, Steel (6496) 2 10 2 00 1 85 Green, Brewster (6712)- ___ 2 50 2 40 2 25 Green, Broue (6575) 2 50 2 40 2 25 Green. Chrome (6605)______ 2 35 2 25 2 10 Green. Sark (6372)________ 2 25 2 15 2 00 Green. Light (6712)___________ 2 SO 2 40 2 25 Green. Medium (6714)_____ 2 35 2*25 2 10 Mama, light (6375) 2 20 2 20 1 95 Maroon, Dark (6366)______ 3 00 2 90 2 75 Bed, Rich (6645)__________ 2 SO 2 40 2 25 VarmUeo (6665)__________ 3 00 2 90 2 75 Wine (17566)_____________ ____ 2 SO 3 40 2 25 SPECIAL LUSTRAL ENAMELS OAquid) Supplied in eaafKncy ready for branding. For dipping. boold be r io. Is 5s bhb. 622 Blue (4622) . 2 50 2 40 2 25 625 Bine (6625) . 2 65 2 55 2 40 631 Bine (6631) . 2 75 2 65 2 50 690 Brora (14428) . 2 25 2 15 2 00 630 Grey (14231) . 2 $0 2 40 2 25 635 Gay. intermediate coat (14230) . 2 25 2 15 2 00 602 Green (6602) . 2 15 2 03 1 90 605 Green (6605) v 2 15 2 05 i 90 606 Green (6606) . 2 40 2 30 2 15 608 Green (6608) . 2 40 2 30 2 IS 616 Green. CHivt, M (6616)___. 2 40 2 30 2 15 642 Maroon (6642) . 2 10 2 00 1 85 643 Maroon ------ . 2 00 1 90 1 75 645 Maroon (6645) - 2 75 2 65 2 50 648 Maroon (6648) . 2 30 3 20 3 05 649 Maroon (6649) a 2 75 2 65 2 50 E B304-T El* 129 0007-SWP-000011362 IS 8 D PRICES SPSGUU. LUSTRAL KNAMXU--CMtlmMd No. 688 MO 464 665 906 907 90S 663 67! 672 Is Maroon Cl 7546).. 2 60 Red (6640) ......... -. 2 35 Red. Spartan. M (6664) 3 25 Red. Spartan. D (6665) .... 3 05 Red. Tartar. L (14906)------ 3 00 Red. Tartar. M (1*907)----- 3 00 Red. Tartar. D (14*03)----- 3 00 Vermilion (6663),,.....,......... #__ Yellow. M (6671)_________ 3 00 Yellow. O (6672)_________ 3 60 3s 2 30 2 25 3 15 2 65 2 90 2 90 2 90 2 90 2 90 Pri* upon application. bbls. 2 35 2 10 3 00 2 80 2 75 2 75 2 75 2 75 2 75 METBR ENAMELS <U*BId) For glow ftroeh oo gs* and voter meter*. I* Block (J100)____________________ _ 2 35 Bed {7337)-- 2 30 Se 2 25 2 20 FACTORY COATING Cddetttr paint for inide aa fo feetonea. etc. Five panada of powder, mired with water, will Bake a gallon, which will cover nppunomattly 200 aqnare feet. Male. Rerpotmd.------------------------------------------------ OS UO MID PRICES SPIRIT BNAMELS (Liquid) Quick-drying bitb-slom foisting enamel*. Black Faawwl (01132)......... ................ ... .............. Blue. Yale. Light (17636)...................... ................. Blue, Yak. Dark (17641)___________ ____________ Brown. Goldea (17637)....................... ..................... dear (01006)................................. .......................... Gray. Silver (17638)............................. ..... .. ......_... Greeo. Eaeerald (17639)____________ Red, Tartar (17643)____________________________ Red. Traces i176421 Tea (17644)..... Yellow. Aurora (17640)----3 White Primer (1763133 Whim Fudehmg (6017)............... I 2 so 3 00 3 oo J 00 2 SO 4 00 3 OO 2 75 3 75 3 00 00 $0 4 $0 8~W FILLERS (Facta) For filling opeo^rnioed wood*. 25s Antique Oak (4)___________ ... 10 Goldea Oak (5) 12 Goldea Oak. Dark (29645)__ ___ 10 Light Oak (1) __ 10 Red Oak (3) 12 Transparent (20069) .... 10 Mahogany .6)______________ - 12 Walnut (2) ia Early Eoglieh (20645).______ ___10 VhfcUa- & too* bbi. **4 9 11*4 n 9*4 9 9*4 9 11*4 ll **4 9 11*4 U 10*4 SO 9*4 9 FLAT BLACKS (Liquid) (Afr-Drytas) 1* Bauer Barff Fialch (6771)...... ........ ........................ 2 00 Sts-Shell Fiailh Black (42)___________ _________ 2 00 Flat Black Fuuah for Wood (6771).... ..................... 2 00 S B304-T El 131 0007-SWP-000011363 M S D PRICES FLAT-TONE 0Uiiid) Prepared ready for the brash. Aaure, PaledSli Bri*bt Sue tlS197). />*/>* St bbU. 0 0 o 0 0 >0 10 10 10 2 10 2 10 10 10 to to 40 FLAT-TONE MIXING SIZE la (MOOD----------------------------------- f 05 5a 15$ bbls. 1 *5 FLAXOAP AND AUTO SOAP FkaxmpCM 1S)_ n 12 Vi Priora F. O. B. Cleredand 16 12 15 11W M S D FRIGES FURNITURE GRAINING INK (Pant*) For imitating oak on -plain woods. 5* Golden Oak (205*9)..................... 25 25* .23 100a 22 FURNITURE WAX (Pure) (58). 5 25a kegt 55 52 Vi JtVi GALVANIZED IRON PRIMERS (JUhpdd) To premat acaliag of anta. la Grey (6500)---------------------------- 2 50 5a 2 40 bbta. 2 25 GAS ENGINE UNDSRCQATTNGS (Paate and Liquid) Gaa Engine Primer (Paate) (64),, Gu Engine Filler (Paate) (66) High Heat Engine Filler (21504) 25a 11 11 Gaa Engine Primer flUottM) <HM>________ Gaa Engine Sealer. Dark (Uqmd) (7254)__ Gaa Engine Sealer, Gray (Liquid) (14250)-- Gaa Engine Sealer. Manon (Liquid) (7300). Gen Engine Sealer. Red (Liquid) (7255)___ Gen Engine Sealer. Green (liquid) (7325)_ febte. SO so le 2 25 2 25 2 25 2 15 2 15 2 25 CAS HOLDER PAINTS 5a Rlth Red No. 26 (15626)2 1$ Mom Green No. ** (15498) 2 40 Sihmr Grey No. 68 (15768) 2 40 E BJ04-T E19 155 bhla. 2 00 2 2$ 2 25 0007-SWP-0000X1364 MSD PRICES KEG PAINTS (UwOd) For kzg*, bgfitett. etc# 2* PtpF>)r ...... ...... 2 40 m<* nip. ..... .............. ........ 3 00 3 00 Red (76) -........... ............... 3 00 Z 00 Yellow (75).............. - ... 3 00 5s 2 30 2 90 2 90 3 50 3 50 2 90 bbls. 2 12 2 75 2 75 3 35 3 35 2 75 LACQUERS (A*r-Dry*aft) fAjUSTl fl)n Ufht f724-5\ Is 5* bbte. T^ry .............. Gold (7331)--!---------------------.... -- -- -- r*M rttim VL+A rtlim .... Wrought iron (Clear) (7430)_-- Tsssmt HM6t) ' -- -- Price* npou application LACQUERS (Baking) For tin and other metal nark. sin. t Jft, oretmi ftin* Mgtg>R HiTM* <140^ ........ t^OA (tAAXV, Is 5s bbU. * nr*uam Wrcmjtht inn (Clear) (7430)____ Price* npoo application l in o l e u ms a n d r u b b e r t h u s c e me n t s Far -- --time Soor cntHep to wood, mel, con crete or Keet snrfanr*. I. 5e Linoleum Cement (17323)---------------------- 3 SO 2 40 Rubber TBe Cement (14756)* 2 25 2 >5 124 MSD PRICES LITHOGRAPHERS' VARNISH (Liquid) Price* represent advance, which may be Quoted ever market prices oa raw linseed oii. Wbe~t local cond itions iavor it. hifber prices than the minimum taut should always he named- 5s bbis. No. 2........... No. 3............. 52 90 No. ................................... _. 1 40 Witt quoting delivered Kim, add-freight. 1 30 PLATE OIL Price* represent mimimum sAmur. which ratv be sooted errr market price on raw linseed oii. Where local condition* frror it. higher price* than the minimum limit should ahrayt No. 0W... No. 1 No. 2.. No. 2fc. n o . 3,!r No. 4.. ............. When Quoting delivered prices, add freight 5s 65 6 70 75 60 65 95 bbls. 60 62 H 65 70 75 60 90 For iron euriace*. WrbbU. & 22e bbls. Machine Faints, A. B (5041)__ 12 10 Machine Faint. C & D (62-63)_ n 10 Machine Paint. E (64)__ _____ ii 10 Machine Paint. Red (65}_ Machine Faint. Jet Black (340)_ 9V4 1! tv. 10 Machine Paint, White (2464)____ 13 12 Machine Filler. Dark (66)_______ Machine Filler, Red (6*)_ Machine Filler, Pink (20569)___ Machine Filler. Maroon (20076).. Machine Filler, Whit* (2552)_ 11* 10* 8 Vi 13 tv, I0H *H 7H 12 Machine Filter. Dark (Special) U0420)__ .(bht4es.eoanlyly)) 7% E B304-T 19 125 0007*SW?-000011365 MSP PRICES MACHINE PRIMER AND REAMERS (Liquid) Also for a Machine Primer (6701). ______________Dark (72S4)____ Machine Seaier, Gray (l*25'Jj__ Machine Seaier. Green (7325;___ Machine Sealer. Maroon C7300)_ Machine Sealer. Red (7553)____ OIL-PROOP MACHINE PAINT (Liquid) For half Sat finish coats on fine machinery. Black (76*2). Gray No. 7SU*917)_ Grey No. 77 (75?2)._ Grey No. 7* (77?*t_ Grey No. 79 (7M5)_ Green U3; la 222 0220$5 2 25 22 2255 Machine and Gas Engine Finishes COMPREHENSIVE DIRECTIONS FOR FINISHING FINE MACHINERY One of the moat Important feature* to consider in the prep aration of any surface, rectal particularly, ia that It should toe thoroughly dean and entirety free from mat. snare, oil. ree ls the terse factorial, the rust is generally removed by aandbtesting. but where a mnd-bteat can not be employed, nod reMsaullttas caamn b__e_e_e_c_u_t_e_d__b_y we_n_t wire bruahse, emery doth. sandpaper or earborundum paper. After the ; removed the surface should be washed with hem ably a solution composed of about three parts of I one part of wood alcohol. When dry it ia ready for the Primer. HSD PRICES PRIMER--Coatteumd method will give satisfactory results when the right materials and proportions are used, but you will readily note the ari. vantage of using a Primer that is ready for use. as the goods and proportion* are right, and it contains the necessary amount of binding liquids so that it will adhere pertectly. FILLER Machine or Gas Engine Filler it supplied is paste form, can be knifed, strapped or brushed, it it is knifed or strapped, it could he used as it comes from the package or thinned slightly with turpentine or bensmt. If brushed, it should be thinned to brushing consistency with turpentine or benzine. In event it is knifed or strapped, care should he exercised act to apply too heavily, for if the Filler is applied too heavily tt win not dry thoroughly throughout, and unless each coat is thoteaahly dry, some difficulty might be expen- seccunt of anekteg or Mistering. as the moisture use out eventually. After the last knife ea applied it is well to apply a Anal coat , Hash coat, of course, should be r thoroughly, and if each altcr- . red in an opposite direction to . _____ I coat, the finished surface will he more uniform. After the text coat has been applied, tome manufacturer* go over the surface with a brush, saturated with bensmt or turpentine oaiy. and this has a tendency to dissolve the ridges and broth-marks and make the surface smoother. To secure a thoroughly smooth surface, however, the last coat most be sanded down with emery cloth, carborundum paper ------- ,-------- Fiiier dnes in hve to ai* hours. Following Filler coats a coat of Sealer should be applied. These goods are supplied in liquid form, and will teal up tne pores of the Filler, making the suriace non-poroui, to dost the finishing coat will hold up to the beat advantage. The Sealer ia offered in Black, Red. Maroon. Green and Gray, as listed in the price list, gage 130. so that you can select a shade that will he best adapted as a ground for the color that will be used for finishing, la this way the Sealer not only renders the surface aoa-porous. but acts at s groundcoat so that the full tone and shade of the finishing coat will he very apparent. It dries with an egg-ah finish, and should be landed lightly before subsequent coats are applied. The sanding operation should, of course, be done very carefuUy.no as not to cut through the Sealer, as this would result in a lack of uniformity and gloss m subsequent coats in that they would be fiat when applied to those pans where the Sealer it removed by sanding. If the engine or machine it to be tested, this should he done after the Sealer it applied and before it it sanded. Any oU which would come in contact with the surface after the Sealer would be applied, would not cause any difficulty, but of course, when the test is completed the oU must be thoroughly removed by washing with benzine or gasoline. When dry, send at above stated and finish. Sealer should be allowed over night for thorough drying. E B30S-T EI9 137 0007-SWP-000011366 MSB PRICES FINISHING GOAT FcUowiaz the Sealer the finishing c m is applied, either OQ-Proof Machine Faint. Luetrai or Ga* Engine .Eaune] or Machine Enamel. All Mtherogoofa are supplied in liquid ready for braahing. The Oil-Froof will produce .rich 1. hall flat flaiah and la impervious u> the actios of In applying the OU-Proof Machine Faint, it is well to i a badger. a fitch or practically any soft bristle brush. The . however, would five best results and a t will dry ewer night. MH la desirable to produce a better gieaa finish than would * obtained by either of the Enamels mentioned, a coat of 'nee-Flowing Odor Vandah eouid be applied. nibbed, emped nd finished with a clear vandah. One point in 1 Metal Furniture Finishes nUMIXS (Liquid) Mcttl Primer for Light Oak (14456)___ Metal Maser for Dark Cak (14456)--------------------Metal Primer for Ctreamian Walnut (14456)______ Macal Primer for Bird'wye Maple (14456)_______ Metal Primer for Mahogany (4907)--------------------Metal Primer lor Copper Browse (4907) 2 10 It 2 SO 2 50 2 50 2 50 2 10 for Light Oak (8515)_______ far Dark Oak (8513)_______ far Ciresasian Walnut (8750). far Mahogany (8750)_______ for Bird's-eye Maple <S7S1)_ 158 25s 18 18 18 18 18 M S D PRICES GRAINING GROUND <Faate) Graining Ground Io t light Oak (8744).................... Graining Ground lor Dark Oak (8744)--...... ...... Graining Ground for Circassian Walnut (8997)____ Graining Ground for Mahogany (8745).................... Groining Ground for Bird's-eye Maple, per gallon (6937)______________ ____________________ 25* 30 30 33 35 2 35 Ground Color for Bird3-eye Maple is White, ready for use. and should be groined with water color* (Distemper Colon). Varnish and baking give sufficient color to the ground, which should not he baked more than two and onehalf hours at 180 degrees, or three and one-hali hours at 160 degrees. GRAINING COLORS Ctaeto) Graining Color for light Oak (20488)____________ Groining Color for Sark Oak (20698).............. ........ "Graining Color for Circassian Walnut (20698)--...... Groining Color for Mahogany (20698).--................. Groining CMor for Mahogany in Distemper (253).... Graining CMor for Mrd'sye Maple (264-272)_____ 25s 25 40 25 40 25 27 Groining Colon for Circassian Walnut, not mixed but FINISHING (Liquid) it Metal Furniture Baking Varnish (01005)-- 4 15 bbis. 4 00 Is Se ""Copper Brouse Finish (14832)_Prices upon application-- ""Copper Bronte Ftauh--Usually stippled fine _____ ior various effects, and striped or decorated, and finished erith Metal Furniture Baking Varnish. Where the manufacturer or i ______ with the air-bntah or sprayer, these goods are often applied with it up to and including the Ground Odor. E B304-T E19 159 0007-SWP-000011367 M S D PRICES Metal Furniture Finishing In order to simplify matters u much a* poasible. we have subdivided the eabiect et Metal Furniture Fixuahee covering the more important tranche* of the bueiaeae. and submit tee following as representative of the (trod* and methods that would generally he used for producing the various eOeets: CLASS A--DIVISION I--IMITATION WOOD FINISHES The imitation of each different wood is casried 1 in pnsetuasUy tee aame manner, the color of the various materials, and. < in graining. CLASS A--DIVISION 1 Operation l--The surface should be thoroughly cleaned aand entirely free from rust, dirt and gi rease. If sec remove rust with sand-blast, wire bruai emery or mnd- paper, and wish with jaaotioe. The additions of about 23% dbt_--< S Colo - - kraukioo _ _ . i well. Bghtly. i In Reduce with t used. The graiacr freouently temper* tee suit surface coodittoms and his own ideas of Mfif fli VBMith Tlf fl 140 MSS PRICES CLASS A--DIVISION 2 Solid Color Finishes--Metal Furniture Filing Cabinets, etc. The usual method of brushing tee above is as follows: Everything is dipped one coat of Primer, which is usually re duced about 25 per cent with turpentine, drained well and baked for three and one-half hours at 180 degrees to 300 degrees. Primer used is aiweys an approximate match for tee Enamel to follow, ao that this one coat will suffice for the interiors or parts not always in view. The dipping of this also insures tee thorough coating of tee metal at all points, thus preventing any rusting taking place. Following this. Primer is sanded lightly on all exterior surface* and one cost of Metal FiMshiag Enamel Baking brushed on. This it baked at 1*0 to 200 degrees for three and one-half hours. Rubbed with powdered pumioe and water; stripe or transfer applied, and when dry. followed by one brash-coat ot our Metal Furniture Finishing Varnish Baking. This is also baked for terse and one-hall hours at 1*0 to 200 degrees, and either left in the those or rubbed with powdered pumice and water and left la the rubbed finish. This would comprise tee n materials and procedure throughout as Clam A, but for cheaper trades of work tee Clear Vanish can be emitted when there is no striping or transfer work. This clam of finish is also either left in tee gloes or nibbed and left dull. The latter u tee more common and really tee most desired, as this character of finish mar* or scratches lee* readily. We believe it preferable to use linseed or machine oil instead of water for rubbing this class of finish, as this gives e little richer tone to tee color. Some times rotten atone is used to rub instead of pumice, it being much softer and finer and does not tend to scratch as much LASS C This class ot finish is used quite generally on metal lockers and in Maces where a high-class finish is not necessary and not sufficiently economical to suit the manufacturer. Var ious grades of materials are used from our Lustra! Quality Enamels up to thorn mentioned above. The cheaper goods are either air-dried, approximately eighteen hours or baked two and one-half hours at 160 degrees, reduced approximately 20 per cent, and dipped or brushed as may suit tee manu facturer. Usually not more than one coat is applied. The best recommendation for this chut of work would he as follows: Apply a dip-coat of our Primer previously mentioned (Chut A--Division 2.), reduced approximately 30 per cent with Varnish Color Reducer, and baked approximately three hours at 180 degree*, or dip one coat ot Primer exactly aame as Clam A--Division 2. baked three and one-half hours at 180 degrees, and rub lace oi doors, prominent pans, etc. Stripe and brush one coat of varnish; hake throe and onehalf hours, at 180 degrees. E B304-T El . 141 0007-SWP-000011368 MSB PRICES We hv* wtoa redacera, both i stttntea. which we we gted to i the price*. eoadirionr wet material* to he wed. The eolid color fiaiahm a generally Olive Green or Maroon and compriaeavarietyofdiflertntahadca. We have made reveral nf each, and by muWthmt e tene volume of biriatiMwi oo rejected ehedet, we vfii lie to quote a t iavorabie pnc*. hot will not liet them regularly ecu not onateteatlr attempt to mnfce < The phot*, however, ee the Primer* would gewnlly be -----*1.30 to *1.J4 per gallon ip lot* af $0 febouijrmore! %* would note from 1.f5 to *2.0C per to S*. -------------- MID FRIGES METALLIC PAINTS, VENETIAN RED, YELLOW Rh m U f*Mi\ WftttW* F (<*>.... |wwwr ftj w * i? ftoamtieefc Vneweiaw ftmrl UfU'l ftsafftimla Vna* A/tftTV 25* ........ Va 8 ff AU AS *. Fm^-b Vtltow Ocbra, H 0-*)...... French Yellow Ochre. A (iU)------- tebli. 7 7% TH , * ?/*., stk i'Z/'b- Metal Protective Paints POE PREVENTING RUST AMD SWSBERV1NC METAL (RKUCTTORRS 0AaM) CARBON PAINT, RED DIAMOND BRAND A chemically inert paint made ea a charcoal bane. It wa> the fan protective paint made on that principle, and war iattndnced by nr many yaare ago. Since then other mtnufeexwen have imitated it, and fending in the principle of i paint of name than ordinary durability protective valuaee, have made it their leader. None of th! ese imitation*, however, have the aaate rtroo* point* of quality, ance a targe part of the value in Carbon Faint. Red Dtamend Stand, it at the eupcoonty of the Uaaeed oil and the hand bag of the pigment. Made in Bqmd form only. METALASXIC, AND BROWN Acarefnlo of graph with ecnctiy and r it on W? wmeeUte imSuSad ofjra aconomyin am. ami it* adaptahiljtr to pattiadariy vaim^ie wbwe^raiedand hard drying quadtree 142 E S304-T Bl 143 0007-SWP-000011369 M 8 D PRICES HON-OORMUBU CBAFHITE A para graphite P*tot of eattrely dlSeaot character Iron the antf num or corahiaetioB graphitea which contain ! percentage of heart aUBUi. For durability sad n toprotactiveqiinlitiei, we raramraead thta a* the tan coating denied, it ia nade only the natural, doll graphite cedar, aad oratatoe only the purenatoral, graphite tagaraot combined with apeeially trsated pun Uaned oil. Hat ratperwr wotfctag. hradda* and cprarmt qualit!*: ii ire* irem any tendency toaettfc tend ia the package- Made to liquid form aaiy. BMHFOBCED 8XD LEAD Made oa a rad lead boat tc a>eet tbc demand tor geode ni thii character. Though a eabatitate lor red lead. it * anqueaciooably give better remit*,at it hea agm high an eaddadag power and cauratreeatlr allowe the Itoeaed eg, to remain daatic lor a ranch longer period. Haahrattrworfctog daaUtiea aad greater apraadiag power .than rad.hrad atone, aad the Ueq.a&ai,GifonmontugnraeantteWr, oapraDtditpy.t. Made ira apedheatiooa No. W. D. 40. Made otot haid ioraa only. SHOAL, UOT> BID UUD A liquid feed Lead Paint to aril where aeeeeeary to com- QUOON BLACK Betog nade oa a carton btee trim a ratified atoek. thor oughly tacorparated with high-grade ttwrida of ratpenor aioiitiirt reaming qaattoet. H aSwda the eoaaner t**Ptieahl nrine flora the ataadpotat ol eeat aad dstnhClty. It wetha aaaBy trader the fcanah. ceaera wriL driea hrraiy aad repaeaesu a quality in* trora the tendency to rattle haidia the package. Made ka Hqald Iona rady. M 8 D PRICES PKTKDLOID OUttlM) "'ANTI-BAMF'' For wan and fotmdatioa work. It Black <6727)----------------------------1 HI St 1 00 bbl*. Si POLK PAINT (Liquid) For poiea, crom-arni, and ether auailar ratriacet. H-bbla. & it 5# bUa. Black (1627) % 65 S 55 i 40 Drab (5751) Green. Dark (5858) Green. CWre DfMrill........ 1 85 3 35 t 95 1 75 2 15 i as S 60 2 00 1 70 Grata. OUre. L (SUP) Bed. light <S47t)____ White (5*53) 3 90 1 65 3 S 90 t 55 3 55 1 75 i 40 2 40 144 846 0007-SWP-00001X370 MSB PRICES nrraiLon> s a r k M) "a n t i-d a mp " For mS sad ftmsSatie ort St Back (6727)____________ _____ 1 SO 5 1 00 bbto 05 POLE PAINT (Uqtdd) For pale*. r mw ad other eimflar eorfaeee. Stock 0677) Drab (5731) Greea. Dark (5358) Gno. OB. D (5361)_____ Grata. Otit L (5559) Rad. light (5471) White (5055) is 1 5 1 35 2 25 1 05 2 00 1 65 a 65 5s 1 55 1 75 2 IS 1 35 1 90 1 55 2 $5 hhia. 1 60 1 60 2 00 1 70 1 75 1 60 2 40 146 MSD PRICES SEED PRIMERS AND FINISHING ENAMELS (U^bM) For baby cabt, trieker work. etc. n Read Priaaer. Natural (7500)....... i 75 Reed Primer. Gray (17225)_____ 2 05 Reed Primer, Cream (17247).___ t 25 Reed Primer. Old Ivory (17415). 2 25 Reed Primer. White (17535)____ 2 35 Reed Fiatohdag. Gray (17227)___ a 60 Reed Fudabiag. Craam(17229)_ a 75 Reed Ffadafcteg. Old Irary(17403) 2 75 Read FUWbteg. White (173M__ a 60 j& 1 65 1 95 2 15 2 15 2 25 2 50 2 65 2 65 2 50 bbia. 1 SO 1 SO 2 00 2 00 2 to 2 35 2 50 2 SO 2 35 SMOKE-STACK PAINTS (Uvadd) WOODCRAFT STAINS (U<sld) Salty I y. Light U467)_ y, Dark (10 Cherry <1469J)_ i 2 5 2 65 3 30 3 30 3 30 2 65 3 30 2 63 3a 2 S3 2 55 3 20 3 20 3 20 2 55 5 20 2 35 t&u. 2 45 2 65 3 10 3 10 3 10 2 45 3 10 a AS E B3M-T El 14? 0007-SWP-000011371 M 8 D PRICES GOUWN OAK STAIN CLfcguLJ) For sundry ttaininit area. (0636) 2 00 It 5t 1 90 bbl*. IK HANDCRAFT STAINS (Liquid) For producing erti*tie eBeet* os furniture, modern In* fcerior, etc. Antwerp Oak (14S0S) %-gal*. per gal. a s aaacfa It Mb. t *0 m Beg Oak (1*502) 1 *5 2 95 2 80 Brown Oak (14509)____________ 1 85 2 95 2 80 Cathedral Oak (1450$ 1 85 2 9$ 2 80 Early Eagiiah Oak (1456*)_____ i 80 Flemish Oak MltlUi 1 85 I 45 2 95 2a 30 k Passed Oak (14510) a *s a floOld EagEah Oak (14505)_______ a soTavern Oak (1450$ a 45Weathered Oak (14507)________ 1 60 a 45 a soGreen Weathered Oak <1*578)__ 3 25 3 10Mghogaay (1*50*) 1 60 1 *5 1 60 2 00 2 00 Z 45 I 45 2 JO 2 30 Walnut fM50m........ . 2 85 2 95 2 80 WATER STAIN PERMANENT MAHOGANY, DAME U4dOO) 1 as atuu Mta, each Tlu* Sum, generally known w an Add Type Stahl. W the beat poetiWe dude and tone for all dnt them Sauted woodwork, including pianos and high-grade turaftare rtf Such or mahogany. It ia absolutely permanent and Uat' Wbeoearpoeed>'to'tTong light. This atafn it tetegslied for the higheet type of mahogany finith on birch and mahogany, and wul have a'tnndescy to alightiy raiae the grain of the wood. Because of ita tendency to do this, ia see abouid be rectimaaeaded accordingly. >4* M S D PRICES TR(nK PAINTS (S*nU-JhMita) No. 9 Bream fIXOI?)..... .............. If ftmm (IftOUt Z4 Brews (15012) M Bream (15054) 2 (ISfttt) 4* >*** 25 Olive (15011) 5* Z5-C*l. lots 1 an i Aft I 40 1 40 1 At 1 65 bUfl. 1 25 S 25 2 25 i 25 2 50 t 50 X B504-T XI* Mt 0007-SWP-000011372 MDS PRICES v a r n is h cm^as c u q u m> f o r d ip p in g For toys mad sundry uses. Can also lie brushed. Sold in barrels and $ only. 25 gallon lots or over. This is a special line developed for taking case of quantity buineit. They cover evil one coat when brushed or swayed over base iron. They dry quickly. Where extra Quick dry ing is sot essential, durability and elasticity can be improved by the addition of raw linseed oil. This line is not equal in Quality to our Lustra! and Special Lustra! Enamel*, which ore of a superior Quality. This line is particularly adapted tor toy and novelty manufacturers where inexpensive enamel is required. Color cord d these enamels is available. No. 110 l (17862),. $09 (17663U 131 Yellow (17664).. 16? Blue (17665)___ 135 Gray (17066)__ 5s 1 90 1 65 1 65 1 90 1 75 fcbls. 1 75 1 70 1 70 1 75 1 60 VBKNIS MARTIN FINISH. Baking For bedsteads, furniture, novelty work and decorating. per lb. t (Dry) (333 Dry)- PmUUtlnf rr9.*S Sttn Fniab (77SS) Is 2 6ft 3 At 2 30 Ss 2 30 J ?s 2 40 WAGON-MAKERS* SKEIN LEAD (Paste) For setting thimble and steel skeins on ask*. Vfc-bbls. & 100s hbls. 6 (8)--------------------------------------------9Vt 9 ISO MSD PRICES BULLS'! IN No. M-A Tbeae prices effective July loth. 19:9. All orders are accepted conditional upon our ability to fill them. Our prices are subject to chance without notice. No contracts covering delivery from thi* date forward where Quantities exceed normal purchases are to l* made on basis of price* in this list- Such contracts mutt It referred to headquarters before acceptance. (This list supersedes all previous lists and includes all t UP to and including July 10th ) Paints for Oil Producers and Refiners ---------- - Chicago and --. are they to be used os to sell any of these items he charged to cover iron*- OIL STATION PAINTS TANK PAINTS light Gray (13699).. Dark day (409).. Battleship Gray (16676).. Osaker Gray (16614)___ Sad Oxide (16617)______ Cream Gray (16675)____ Whit* (16630)__________ TANK CAR PAINTS Red Oxide (16617)---Standard Gray (409),, Big Four Yellow (404L. Black C16I36U Brows Metallic Primer (15220L. 151 hbls. 2 SO 2 SO 2 25 2 10 I 75 S 40 1 40 2 25 2 55 S 61 2 31 S 91 2 15 2 25 2 15 1 90 1 85 2 35 2 10 2 25 2 SO 2 10 1 60 2 10 2 35 1 60 2 25 2 35 1 *5 1 65 0007-SWP-0000X1373 MSB PRICES METALASTJC Gray <MSO)_ Brawn! SMIL SUSPENDED RED LEAD 16444)------ -------------- BARREL PAINTS <P**te) Mineral Red <J<*4S). Brown (20617)______ Brijtht Red <2044?)_ Yellow (20440)........ Green (2058$).....-- Straw Cnto* (3253}_ Urht Blue (20404). Dark Ww (20419)... White (205J 2)_____ ENGINE ENAMELS Red <6665)---------- Green (6605)_______ CONCRETE FLOOR PAINTS Gray <**">_--------------------------------------State (469.)---- ------------------------------------- GALVANISED IRON PRIMER--CRAY (6500)___ ----------------------------------------- FIRE PLUG RED (6665)------------------ SALAMANDER SMOKESTACK SLACK (0130ft) ....... ....................................... . BRIGHTEN UP WHITE C.lom (17633)---------------------------Mor-Ute Ea* Shell White 14575) LIOU1D GRAPHITE PAINT (16136).......................................... 8BONOL PIPE LINE FAINT <0727)------ -------------------------------- ALUMINUM PAINT <>----------------------------------------- EH 1866 153 feblt 2 85 2 40 2 60 ".8 Oft Oft 08 08 2 75 2 25 2 35 2 35 2 3$ 2 75 1 40 2 75 2 40 1 85 45 1* 5 25 11/13/16 Hifi.fr.Eiltfc;ag 7raiitea There is a demand for Black Finishing Varnish*s from Cuetom Shop* for use on fenders and hoods requiring & durable, high lustre Black Varnish which shall he cf & denes Blucl: Color, cf good covering, durable and over which Finishing Varnish shall net he necessary. Jet Black Finishing: Rx-6977 This is a bone black varnish of intense blackness, dries dust frss in about 4 hours, hard over night and may be put into service in 48 hours. Its working quali ties are excellent. Covers solid one coat over any dark background. Is - $3.25 Bhaa ft Knox 13.35 Bind- Finishing Varnish Rx-lgaa?*.,.. This material resembles Jet Elack Finishing Varnish 6977. It haa the same drying time as described above, but where it it neceseary. to meet competition of a lower price Slack Finish, this material will answer the purpose. Is - $frr?5 Bham ft Knox 3-zJT Jt- aU-f^ wr Chassis Black Fin Var_3s-17978 is very dense in color, strong in covering, will cover over a Dari Cray Primer, can be put 0007-SWP-00001X374 intc sarvics 24 hours af t-r application, and an Ideal Black for general custss she*, use. ls-$2.25 Bh&it. 4 Knox 22.35 Black Rutting Varnishes for Coupe Liaousine and Sedan work are: Superfine Black Rubbing Yar Rs-652 This a&terial represents the high est grade Black Rutting- free a point of blackness it Is pcssibl* to aake. Dries hard to water rut is 36 to 4B hours. Is - $2.75 Btaaa l Knox $2.85 Black Body Rutting Varnish B*.6?B7. This aaterial is a very fine Black Rutting for tody work; not quits as black in color as 4951, tut carries considerable sore pigaent. 6837 flows free and can be water rutted in 36 to 49 hours. le - $2.75 Bh&ffi * Knox 22.85 Mfrs Sales bulletin 477 Bov 13,1918. /Op * i-r< - ih 1/^ - if , - /-* >- r Oxydon Finishes (Forserly Rutter Finishes) Bulletin 493 12/26/18 5s So. 80 . Rx 6980 2.25 So. 82 - 6982 2.25 So. 36 - 6436 2.00 So. 38 - 6438 2.15 So. 74 - 17874 2.65 Bo. 67 - 14767 1.85 So. 92 - 17292 1.25 So. 21 - 18007 1.25 Frostlns 01046 2.25 ttls 2.10 2.00 1.85 2.00 2.50 1.70 1.10 1.10 2.00 Biralnghax and Knoxville 10# higher 0007-SWP-000011375 r Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms Cr eam-Can En amel s YcHqw Grey Blue Th e Sh e r w ih - Wil l ia ms Co . *)MT AN VAftNiftM MAKINI i> mun mmmi nw Mnsm, mm. m. CCtS A1& 473 1 i I ] j 8Mb Colors lA^/19 Rich Rod 15626 Uoss Qroos 15496 Bottlo * 328 Slat# 409 5s 2.00 2.15 1.85 2.05 bblo 1.85 2.00 1.70 1.90 A" pricos 15# In * Birainghaa and K&osvillo 10# Mghr i i 0007-SWP-000011376 ?'^uZCUC /Xid?.jfy. SLAVS' ~y -2 i?i=. - - "r<i-y -16476- Kere is & h*avy scaira paint in ah-do half uay bsowesn oar Creosote ?_int Slit:- ini Con Earn ?: ; tbit can Cs sold , ,, fct per -lion in barrels. f* Tc sirt the demands of th-* shell, ammunition, rough hex, rifle case, etc. manufacturers for *> on-co&t paint, re have perfected S-~ E 1 Cray, Ex-15475 rhich meets practically every require ment demanded of a paint of this type, in that it car. be brushed, j -will stand from 15 tc 33ft reduc tion for spryicg or 33-1/3 to 50je r redudtion ritb Resucer He 74 _____ for dipping, dries to handle in from 1-j tc 2 hours, to pack in about 4 hours or to 'recent over night and can be depended upon ----------- to give satisfaction and' &ass.........." - ------government inspection. . j, [ f ' ) V- April 5, l=i One Coat Enamel Y-2226 Eastern Birmingham njtn - rices Is 2.75 2.80 5s .55 2.71 bbls --. --5 2.51 if-. Semi-Paste Paint 3Sj ijtjig t Yfcite............. .... 9-fiC Regular Colors 3-10 Pr Crown Green 3-45 Is 6s bbls 3-90 >95 2-90 3-99 3-&5 2-50 3-35 3-rC 3-45 Birmingham - & advance 'Semi-Gloss Egg-Shell Ivory Enamel Y-2189 le 5s bbls Eastern 2.75 2.65 2.55 Birainghaa 2.S0 2.70 2.60 T-2190 - Primer ' Eastern 2.00 Birainghaa 2.05 1.90 1.95 1.80 1.85 (For Furniture Trade) Tfl*p W&Zc ffy ,*L a-jr *-3o x.sur n>f y{y/Vr : 5 5 | m i i 0007-SWP-000011377 MANUFACTURERS SALES DEPARTMENT Representatives Confidential Price List Quick-Drying Coach Color* Free-Flowing Color Varoiahs* De Luxe Finishing Enamel* Automobile and Carriage Undercoating* Th e Sh e r w /h - Wo ma n s Co . MINT AND VARNISH MAKERS eutvatM*, Ow imib, new***, Bawiaau. towf, IM. M'in ** mi* a* *m* INDEX Quick-Drying Colors, Etc., for Auto and Carriage Trade 0"D fkD Riiwa ......................... P&a&e 162 166*65 Q.D filora in Tube* 165 169 163 164 165-66 run SAdg ... _................ .... .. .... 163 163-63 Q-D Standard Eapreee linesad MaD Ctdffira__P*ete 168 167 164 163 167 Gtaiue Pnttv 174 171 C9k*1 VatimUtaM 170-71 174 P. M. Body fraiM{&Mtffifa Staff), 174 174 174 174 V. M. Gar mien___________________ 174 Auto and Canute Uadereofttiogi. J^neamdliqaid 171-73 Sanding SaHaes-m.. _............... JPaate ttnd Liquid 173 S B3M-AA Al ll N 15778.01 0007-SWP-000011378 M S ^PRICES Special Prices to Ckmsumera on Quick-Drying Goach Colors (Gnraad la iepsa) ^p COOTlDSKrtAL USE OF aXPRESSNTATnJXS ONLY Sntll buyer* should not be sold sc lower than B prices A prices should he .obtained front District Managers imt? Drop. XXX (12,,---------8asH>b Coach. A (S 75)------------l*orr Drop Black (120)-----------CfccateBr Refined lerenpOTS)-- Spedoliaap Black*. 20.(*4S3)_ -------------------------- B ST HR NS sr AK m m so 45 *0 55 BIDS (Gram* in Japaa) No. eSFnadi Carmine L(Q**e> turn-------------------------- Fran* Orate L(Gtee) (4163) ^ *r* ,!! Br^Drete.M (3273) pad Rojal Dmbar. L (K72)_ 103 ____ TSY 7 ____ WHY 4 SO ____ ____ ___ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ FY HSY OY or DY HYY HAT HAT Y % 00 so 90 9$ 1 30 t S5 1 43 s OS l 30 M S D PRICES REDS--Osottansd Price* per pooad--net weight B U*t Extm Femaacat VeRollioa <40M> HFT 1 35 EaslWa Rose Flak (170) or I 00 Tnrkevfl7 OY 95 Orate L(si) TnotonMlTI or 1 00 .SY 55 ladte(134LDl NT 45 Rossi (Venetian) (124} -- ------ NR 50 lbia Red (30011 TT 70 Torideh Cieocent (4300)_____-- ____ HYY 1 35 Dra*oa" Blood (4056)______-- ------ DY f 20 WINES (Gtosad to Jama)_ Wine Color. D (2n HYT 1 40 Special. No. 4209 (4209}______ -- ___ RT t 15 Wine Color. B(24X) FT as Carriage Pan Lake a5___ __ FT ss Claret (9005)_____________ DT 1 25 Maroon (Glare) (250)---------------- Cete (24 Clarat (Glue) (330) ........... Ha Freadi Carmine (149)____ MoaicB lake (IS. --------------------- DT OY HYT TSY 1 25 95 1 35 7 35 VraSte No. 43(4005).. Orate. Ho. 17 {40X7)--,, R*L U No. 43 (4003)___ Bad, D, No. 74 {25074 .Ho. 74(33074 , L. No. 31 (tost; .D. No. 37 (3937). B B30OAA Al* 103 TN 70 OY 95 TN n TN 70 TN 70 TN 70 SV 35 SY 35 0007-SWP-000011379 M S D FRIGES GUTS (Ground to Japan) g*rice per poan^ ""net weigfet AsteaubOe Gray. {L#291-D*308) Auto DraM*312)-------------------- Terpeda Gray (*919) Strw Gray (5555) Amor GW (Ull)------------------- Arabian Gray (S911)---------------- Stearin Gray (S91S)--------------- Taupe Gw (**2) .......... Potrl Gray (SS1Q) Fawn Gray (H16) Oanamal Gray (25172)------------ Ccafadenie Gray (25175)--------- SSepfcant Gear (25160 Steae <*S09)--------------------------- Rand Da* (25192) ' UaUne'(2S297) ' Antelope (25193) ____ ____ ___ ___ ___ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ___ ____ ___ ____ ___ B TF TF TF TF TF TF TF TF TF TF TF TF TF TF TF TF TF Bet 75 7S 75 n ?s 75 75 75 75 75 75 7$ 75 75 7S 75 WBm(G*maarf to Japan) Imp (4IM)....... ..................... --- TN -- Flake (14*) ___ TO Special Flake <79) ___ TO French Zbac In Varabh{*6Sl)-- ___ TV ' - RemQSi)..... -............. ___ -nr - FlenchOne (45*9) ____ ST LSBeet<H5)------------------------ ___ so -- White land (4602) ___ HY 70 .70 70 TO M as 0 <EtJKSTCiWmd te Japan) Cobalt{Gkne)(24t) ___ DT 1 so ''W&WiCVTfm nod ~ - oV ta*mU.X.aadD(4391-4319)-- ____-BN. ;0}.g drinne (U7)' __'"aAii at raimnlai--i dll) ........... - : Ml -mat SO W*nMtaM07) St MnWW (MT ------ - ,BH .Pal SO m Mimc b u i)- "i_________________ - or., .bps m ik FwMragw)____________ tWllnIII--HimII (Glaat)(I4______ tYale.UdDU009IN4SS4U___ hm -- --or -vl *o ----- HT . ; * IS ____ FT . MSD FRIGES ULUBiSli Offflitigffffri hiew per poo&d~-aet dht Aaart (241) aaawaa FT &$ Cadillac (25147) r-rr-- RT 1 15 SQk (25199) r-------- SY 55 Normandy (2519S) -n -- OY 95 Cryatal (25194) ,r,,....... XT 70 Grotto (241) ______ FT 5 Horiaon (251*0) _...... TF 75 BoD* Stayce, LL (231*1) FY 80 Roll* Royee. L (251*2) FY SO Copenhagen (251*5) ---- FY 80 Chandler Electric 051SQ______ -- FT 85 BROWNS (Grand in Japan) Golden (MM) Antique Choooine (1*D Hoffman (4200) Golden Tan (4857) Bie*e (1315) QimiImt HUH) mi- -...... Follmaa (S39G) Rawand Burnt 81mi (12*-I29)_ Vandyke (132) Baa and BurntUmber(130-151)Portland Amber (4109) Oh* Broom (23 U7) Bearer km (25143) Ktnld (25149) Manila Tan (25190) Circaarian (25191) Moieakia Tan (251*4) wraan. r------- r___ r __ -- 1 - -. ---- rr.n .......... nnnnr _____ ' a-,-. ST OY TT TH FR ST ST NR ST TH ST ST ST ST ST ST ST ST TY 65 95 70 6S 90 00 00 50 60 08 00 60 00 60 60 00 60 00 70 43*SBNS(0nmad In Japan) MBech L(13$ U- miw ia --mim MHori n d. n> Apple Gram. D (43*7) Rockawgy (5151) E RS04-AA AS9 MS __ .... DR DT 1 SC 1 *0 airn-erw-n ln~-- a-1-- BYT OT or FY t 40 1 00 1 so 00 SD 05 k_ 0007-SWP-000011380 HSS PRICES CRXSNS-CsstiiUHid Plica pcr pccrni ncteratebt B list Bntawer, U u rad D <462045054623)- TO 10 Bfwaker. No. M CiMJU TF 75 Aatonaide. L and D (4733-3755) ST 60 Bronte (257). ST 55 Paiawtto, D (4732). FY 60 Sadwb Sarny. L id D (4JM4?16)_.---------------------------- BRx*Casch.X'{134-D ......... &a>CtoehGita.U(tMU)-- Earn Caacb Great. 0 (134 D)__ Qaafcer <136 M). 'Mn BEpngt(8S52). Near Msmtnsc (4634). FY 60 ST 60 ST 60 TY 70 TY 70 HTT t 0 orsSaTt 9sr m60-HtsJ'f TY 70 Ottm Dnb (23367) . Peacock (23377). Feuaaa Great (25363) . Mated <33S)--C_ Caetas (25366) Ltettd{6564) TroetesI (SJ4-D) Maaataia Sacs (25378). Peasack (25377) ______ ' Fcaeat (25365)_________ : Static (653!) . ' Baade KB (25376). MR so SY m FT 55 ST 00 <WC HW/5o 5-40 DY I 25 OT I 00 TY 90 TY 70 FT IS OT t 00 TF 95 TY 70 XSU0W*<G*aaoad tat Japta) WIMMllWiiad PCU4663 P-4368) oojiaBaiie(6MQ^"'Meet14362}__ ' M.Oaatd 004336 M 'S D PRICES TBXOWS-CmUs s M Price# per pocad--Bet tpeisbt B Ml ST 60 ...... ST m .................... $s p|f^ AHfi tAMTl SY ss ftlWf C^y(At.W SY s$ Vd4UWtffhU NR 50 Metropolitan Cmb (t?S4).___ ____ SY 55 />*" ft Art NR 50 Cream Cater (3230) SY 55 STRIPING OOLORS (Geaoate So JjKpta) (Ooteck-Otsdad) Tubes Prieee per pored sack B Itet set KttcUab Vemilloa Pale (345L)-- aadte auket market Kxtnt.Permanent VcnaiUoe (4044)------------------------------- HFT 2 25 so Ratal Dattar Bad Medium 9DS--------------------------- ladtattea Gold (377)----------------- KTY SY 2 00 5S 75 20 Unia< WMte (6993) SY 55 20 Scriptef Blae (241)------------------- FT 15 25 OiwaiYtltar.liaii(3)6 1)_ FY 80 25 Onatat YeUmr. Madium (356 M) FY SO 25 Ornate Y*Oatr.OaBae(136 D)_ FY 60 25 Ctenaaw YaUaw. Oak Ornate (356 DO) FY so 25 STANDARD IXF2I5S UMB AMD MAIL COLORS (Geaaatf to Aatnai) Prime par twand--act endsbt C. S. Mall Bad (6634)- B list U. S. Mad Bad Gauaad <4001)_ U. S. Mall White (344). U. S. 16aS Btae(Bt35)_________ U.K.1 9652). Kxsreee Gtaadatd Var00(6654)............ ______ 046}BB30AAA AI* 367 ) 0007-SWP-000011381 MSB PRICES MSB PRICES Net Prices to Large Consumers on Quick--Drying Colors ON TUBES) Small tnd mm* not to told team Cbi Hat Wt uch trade,-owe 0olck-l>tytag Tub* Uat te Trade Solas Price Ut Net pries tabes No. 40 French Coradae <Gfese) ^ettad tuba, vt 19 00 French Csn&iat, L (GUue) tubes. net_ 10 00 Eagiiafc VermlUoa. L and D 12 00 Naples Yellow 3 SO dime Yetknr, L, M.OoadDO; Perfect YeUew Gold IwtotW 2 SO 2 SO 2 25 Striping Tftfrlr 2 00 Green Ufce<GSaa) MUori Green. UMiffiS 0 3 25 2 25 2 25 S 75 ltee(Giee)- tloodD-- 2 75 3 SO 2 75 2 00 2 00 Ivory Whit*.............. Special Fluke White lor AatoGrey.L_________ 2 00 2 00 2 25 Torpedo Gray_ Mercedes Gray. 2 25 2 25 The above colon are pat op fat large cclfopribk tubes varying in vdgbt according to the balk of the color. No. 40 and French Co t h Im, L, are pot ap fe Wp&md Daly the apiat E B304-AA A19 149 0007-SWP-000011382 ' MSP FKJCES Free-Flowing Color Varnishes ELASTIC SLOWJHG PsM-nowiwCdorVa atetltuSolid Robbia*. Dry to. Ccs be rubbed with rlnifeiny-aix Fat u d isotwoUon pail* oad QuarttUp-coTorcan*. Wkto (7<**>, 7 75 IS 3 65 SO S 00 S 00 * SO 4 ZS 400 4-00 400 4 00 5 75 S 75 S 75 3 75 3 75 3 75 375 3 75 400 3 35 .4 15 3 75 ,,3.7S 4 00 3 35 3 75 3 00 3 25 3 SO 3 35 3 75. IN i f. M S 0 PRICES : KoUUsc (17307)----M Blade PtataMac (171 <I7392)_!* eMrBtiek.NN&o. 1U155*.,<(1i--739.2..).-.b..f.a..ie. set canted la etaefc, feat nfl! be PS LUXE FINISHING ENAMELS ForflUbUtteMoooxitoo^tosadsm^or aad vSDey to mot la 4S to 72 boon. 4 25 4 25 3 75 3 50 4 25 4 25 3 25 4 25 3 SO 3 SO 4 25 4 25 3 25 3 50 4 SO 3 50 3 SO Auto and Carriage Undercoatings METAL SOOT HUMEM <Msfal) I B30LAA Al* 371 0007-SWP-0000X1383 MSB PRICES GOACS BODY PRIMER jUtprid BrmMa{27S) u 2 SO $0 ____2 40 BODY CND&ROOAT8 (Paata) *JT-i aG-S-S p2e5rspm d-amwSgbt Coach Body Roakb Staff. Dark (S77S)aad (X27)--------------- 16 ____ IS Coach Body Bead** Staff. Yellow <8S$S) 22 ____ 21 Coach Body Baas* Staff. White (*7S*> 21 ------ 20 Caadi Body Rroh Staff, Pint Dart Goat <347 16 ____ IS Coat* Body Broah Staff, Pint --------- CaatRadP3)______ ;______ _ 16 ____ IS GEAR Coach-Geer Primer.Dwrfc Gray (MM!)----------------------------- . CoachGear Primer. Darfc{4SX*S_ . Cam* GeerPrimer. Rad(743d)_ (Saadi -Gear Primer. Margos * 40M)-------- ---------------------- u 3 05 3 403 TO Sa ___ - " 3 35 ____ t SO ------ 3 40 X0 ------ ' * *0 GOUSOMlfBAIMIUtaM ' CsediGeerPIBer, Blade(744S).-- Coach Gear Pmer. Sa X 5 3 40 1 a>M V. ftsm} o*4 IVterwi TlWafltm 9Q- ,,r-M - ,.***. j.**rfl* 1? --- 14 ........ -40 ---`r-Yi -90 'V49 90 __ _ ....... 90 ____ i* 1V4 ------ 37% 172 M SO PRICES SANDING rOXBBS FOR GEARS (Paata) 2Se Draau Prism per proud--net weight Ked<n09____________________ 17 Seik(3902)___________________________________ Id 17% COACH GEAR PRIMERS (Uqsid Dlpptsg) Coicb Geer Primer. Perk Gray Coach Gear Primer. Dark(7S0I). Coach Gear Primer. Bad (7464)--* Coach Gear primer, Metros (7*10------------------------------ St 2 40 2 15 2 SO Ws. ____2 40 ____ 2 25 ____ 2 00 ____ X IS CHASSIS AND GEAR 91UJOSS {Pass*) KackdAU)_________ Red. L(M93) Rad. D (37X7)_______ Bear{t42J> Cnam(S747)-----------MeroooiMOS)_______ Gmy (**70-------------- Priam p peamd--mtwd*ht Id ____ IS 16 ____ IS 17 ____ 14 16 ____ U 10 ____ It 19 __ - 13 % ------ 14% SANDING StOUTACERS t Grey (1553. Gtay(XSU7)_ a(2SSSS)_ l(DRE_ MatOSSX). Bger(2SM0)_ Pc; 25s _ I? 17 IS 10 17 I* 1 SO 2 SO X 00 X 7S 1 SO X xs M% S-BS04AA At* 2S3 173 ' 0007-SWP-000011384 atrSOk jyuo&S Perfect Method Umief'eoatlttts .-.Jv-';, : A- -.{LIQUID) mm j f s j mb s s ; "StacS----------- --------- . ... i% I*IS OOY FIU4S,0tw>i < - t, -First Coat <?>______________ 2 3* ____ Slade (4000)_________________ .*>. ,,___ 1 IS 3 IS ,r Stack (4082)__X__ v-r'2S v; .; i is '*0S(#an___ -_______ _--: ' i i5 ' "i;' a ts `sift43 i2JkI) 'i 2 SO ____ t 40 qu*rmjmsxt; ---- * . ........rf .DX ...$.as.,:.tw .b*3 is ... JLf..&W-*c!i3,'J 00 .'.... .... L'.L ..______(Uj v 'V ao s u .^ ? i Oc 1 K2 f It I. oi i Mt _............*uM: ,.'!WV: vr*.;/ ei __ vj ____ VMZI >*&*: ti ______mivi) jntra '* ____wolieV i 1JMAAI3SS ^f4 m t/. AAWtf.H.a M S D PRICES U. S. Government Paints Eaormoo* qoantitie* of paiat, wnab, and v&riouti heights ate being oaed by the Government and Goeerament contractor* in conoectioo with muiilttone end eauipenem each a* ahella, pro- jectilea. motor tnteka. wagon* oeroptan**. etc., a* well as fin- iabea for the rariooe eaatonmest* and aoktiee*' quarter* at the camp* throughout the country. We are in a position to serve the Government to the bed paealble advantage on account of our manufacturing and distributing fiacilitiea and the manu facturing ataS we have for producing the beat poadble mate rials for ---------- PROJECTILE PAINTS Projectile Paint. .White. Rx N, bfebu tl.75 pet gal. r Paint.' State^ Rx 1164$, Rk, 1.50 per gal Ra tied;, bbls., 1.00 per gal. _____ ________ Rx 1J448. bbh., 1.55 per gal. Paint. Red. Ri !M. hM*.. IJ5 per sal. hK slack. Rx ticso. MAh. IJO per tal. i of Ord- w w ------------ ----------------- i aa aet forth In Ordt pamphlet No. MS. They dry to handle ha about two team, are eery tough aad etawtic and tcpteecat the (deal "ROTATING BAND TO TOINTt The exterior df the projectile from the rotating bend to point, accept bounelet, hall be painted with athiiL hard, toMOtb, leatMroe paint of the color ` i be painted (a the ana* aaaaat at the cnedoc s r ting band to point, except for projectile* ed w< ridge caaes. On pealnflrtUlaoaed wkh cartridge maw r UmT*^nm **** "l* " *'' <ta3> ** coated wi Certain Bomber* of thawdMOa Boho rwjafee whiteaad yeBow. the white to be aaed on conical abimpoel. We have not been definitely advtaed on Nat what part of the daeil or the character of the ahetia enwhSeh the yehewfa to brned. 0007-SWP-00001X385 M< D PRICES PROJECTILE INTERIOR: The ipacifications eeqninc < I) that the interior of hi! jrfoject&e# shrii he carefully cleaned and smoothed; (2) alter bring thoroughly cleaned and smoothed, the cavities of mil projectile*,: esooept tsriet and istMiienh projeetfiea. shaft be painted -with an ssti^cid hcQWtr or paint approved by the Bureau f Onhufit. in Rseisi, cavity paint meat conform to the4oUowiag specifv- "Body shall consist.of suitable hydrocarbons entirely free from add* and without admixture of any metallic cocnpoundf for dryers or may other purposes- it shall contain no aitroedloioie or other nitrated material- Tbs solvent ahaU he aiitabe as a carrier for the hydrocarbon used and shall be free from acids- It shall be of such oouahty that the requi site thinning material,to be used shaft he readily obtainable in the market. When'used on steel surfaces, the paint shall set to touch in ten minutes and be free .from tackiness in thirty minutes after dryiar at every atmospheric tempera ture. The coating when dry shall be a firm, tough, glossy coating which will not crack, peri, orr$akf* "(3) The cavities of anti-aircraft projeo&e* which are to be filled with day tracer fidfd-shad! be-cmftafiwth a thin. hard, lead-free paint to prevent the cavitlcsfseer rusting. "<4> The cavities of target projeetfka need not be printed To meet these requirements we wfil supply Anti-Add Paint Black. No. 03605. at 34c per gallon, in barrel*. Color reprfftt+i^g tb*-- fU be wwnd u a* ppmibk, bet uwakk at tbe food, wt udt to uuk tk Gmnwnt ukM kka u ebown in the circular. i do not Mm you trill tan any dUEedtr in diapeuring with oolor conla. Shipment mar be node from Ondud, Chkego. or Rework. MOHrOR TRUCE AND WAG0NKNi8-J0UvDrl> : Rx No. 16431. formerly No.X-7061-C. bbk.TWri#per sal * Pound*Whit* lead'in'OB.' f* ",/*fn I Pound Raw Briber. f 1 piatTurpentint. ......... - M Pint Japan. . 1 Quart Ltraeed Pd. . i Ibb material meet* tbe above epedScstioa* jnd, a, tbe ratthc indicate*, i* demried lor ac tn finishing ipppor track* aa& anoy wagon*. Three ooou af the ,eee-good* ate ggaferaSy yppm. .,.**" .. SuWc . * ev *. * ;*. v 'ytmMt'ntucc a n d w a g o n f in is h **;--; Uiaadal "A" Frimtag for Maiai; Xadlmad.ltaiiit, ^Drr RJ Ltnd_____ --..l.:..'.:..::,-f*--''-'' Ml. lb*. RawUaoeed OBl IS. * t..->,iTucpetariae2:Jbquartan...,--* v. n.< s. ` f5tV..jbiUridWR*. h> tbe | . drinnitm- S4J* per gal.. tie pec lb. J*C 'f, 2 MSD PRICES Speck) "B" Rx 02804. Fim Coot Priming for Wood. Raw Linseed Oil......................... ...... ............. 62.5 lb* Turpentine. 33-5 gal*..... .....................-..........25.0 Brawn Japan Drier. 1 2-3 gal*--.................... 12.5 * (7% Iba. to tbe cal.)------------------------ ------- 100. Price: 81.28 per gal.. 17c per lb. Special -C" Rx 21808. Olive Drab. Paste. White Lead in Oil_...................-.................... *0.5 lb* Eng. Drop Black in Oil........ ....... ................... 11.0 Cbrarae Yellow, M. in OU............. ..... ........... 6 5 ` Burnt Sienna in Oil......................................... 2.0 * Price: ISttcperlb. 100 0 * Special "D" Rx 21*09. Olive Dnh. Second Coat. "C" Paate-......_....... _................ ................. *5.0 tbs. Terpentine...... ............. ...... ............ ............... 2.0 gal. Brown Japan. % pt.................... .... -............ - % pt. (I9.K 1m. to tbe gaBoo) Price: *5.32 per pL 17c per 1b. Special **E" Hat 21*10, Olive Dab. Third Coat. C" Paste........................................................ 78.0 lb.-. Ratr Uaaeed OB---------___ __________ -- 19.0 ` Brawn Japan.... ............... --........................ 3.0 * (I* Um. to gal.)------------------- --------------------- 100.0 Price: KU1 per gal- tSVbc per lb. HELMUT FINISH Rx No. 17651. band*. *1.90 per gal. Tbb ataterial ta Bade to meet rim following specifications: 36.3 pound* White Lead Ground in Oil. 1,7 pound* Chrome Yellow. Med.. Ground in Oil. O pound* Drop Black Ground in Oil. 24,0 pound* French Ochre Dry Powder. 10.3 pound* Exterior Rubbing Varnish. 3,0 pound* Brawn Japan Drier. 22.4 pound* Terpentine. 100.0 pound* TotnL Fur application with tbe thbntk a apeayer. era mam mend a redactionof about 15 per cent with Speck! Flat Re ducer No.74.Rx0974. forappUcarioaby dipping, wtracomaaead a radoctiou cfabout 33 percentwith tbt tame Reducer. its event tbe interior of tbe betmec ta dipped two rant*, tbe drain riaoald be alternated to improve the Sowing. U it k aecemery that only the outaide or tup aide of tbe helmet be given two matt. tbe fiat amt amid probably be applied to tbe beet advantage by dippine and on timer port* that require a aeoood coat, tbe r-bra*b could be uaed __ _ E HU'S S2i4f4MU< 3 ja-x3 tMW-i jr.it A >** f/h 0007*SWP-000011386 M S D TRICES AEROPLANE -FINISHES Wings: The urines stt ftnirbed with nitrate nd acetate Lncanen on which information vrfli toe supplied in the near future. Pilot-House or Cabin, and Framework: Tte pihK-house or cabin, and framework are generaiiy finiahed m the natural effect and for this purpose we have sold large quanuries of Rexpar at ti.TS per gailoo is fives. alao Aerospar Eatenor. 01079. at S1.00 per gallon in it. Both of these Varnishes are datable finish. For the interior of the pitot house, sc offer Interior Aerospar. SI 141. which is a very elastic, quick drying, waterproof Varairiu at *1-IS per gallon in is. instrument Boards: The instrument boards ate finished in Black Walnut and may be broushtuo with a eon* of Oil Stain Black Walnut. Rx 3S. price *1JS per gallon in in fol lowed with a coat of lnaide Aero^rar.-01-lfl. Propellers: The propeltero are generally finished in natural and tire recommend for this purpose Aerospar Extenor. 01079, as mentioned above. The woodre p*eta aregenerally spruce. which it a close-trained wood and will require no filler, in some instances. however.-salt is used and'if a thoroughly umooth surface it desired this should be filled with our regular-Paste Filler Transparent,.Rx TOW, luted an page IIP of the MSD price list. Insignia: The insignia is Painted Bed. Wute and Blue and Q. D. Cotoru still be used for this purpose, followed with a real of Aerospar Exterior Varnish. 01079. For the Q . L. Reds, aopply QTd . Chinese Scarlet. Light or Medium, Parian ScarletTL. L-. nr Extra Permanent VenriBen. All of them Rads are non-bleeding, no they *0) not affect the White. For the White aae Q. D. Flake White and for rite Woe supply 0- D. V. S. Mail Blue. All of these colon,aae regulariy Bated inthe Q.D. price lire along with the teapecuce Grounds. No special Ground color it required lorthe Whrte. as the, aeoeHuy. anther of coats of White we mod to pro duce an opaque white surfsce. AEROPLANE ISNGINBS Our regularly Breed HSaa fcagfa* Ptnfahes mentioned on pages m and lTS of the M Sl> prieff Use sue astislsctory for tint purpose, that is. Gas engine' Primer. Gas Engine Series. Gas Engine Filler, Gas Engine Enamel, or Lustra! fat namecares, however, it Is darireus triunethe rekriretan .number af eoess. asorifiong whnatver. may-be neresrery m -tfaereay of-appearance*ad in that care Gag Engine Enamel nr. I astral Eaeisal maybe asad directly over tha baiefaoa Although reach better results would be obrelmd tf at least a ooat oCJjttoatt srea used instead of applying tte Bagmet dfcaeny swathe bate iron and the Ingriehnlt fat the legglm'iretffB gnafeVhnu offset the additional -dire and: time To ahe hret ef our. knowledge no.definite gfurifcntinn cowering Aeroplane Finishes, srith the exceptioa of the Lac-. MSD PRICES oners, have been irntied. We are. however, in dose touch with the Government departments on this proposition and will advise you as soon as specifications are available, in the meantime, kindly be sure to send , us any data in con nection with the subject attach you may toe able to secure. CANTONMENTS An extensive variety of materials are bemg used in finish ing the cantonments ssch as SWP; Preservative Shingle Stains; Creosote Paint; Mine. Mill and Factory Paint; Roof and Bridge Paint; Commonwealth Bant Gray and Red: Metal Protective Paint; First Quality Oil Colors, and various Stain* and Enamels such as are regularly listed. These products will meet Government requirements. As a general rule the cantonment fobs are done by con tract on a basis of oast, plot a certain percentage. Alternate bids are submitted: one including painting and one without painting Therefore, the contractor s jwt>6t is greater where painting is included and what we must do is to get in touch with the contractor and all others concerned, working all ends thoroughly,a* it is essential that youascertaindefinitely who will do the actual purchasing, also whether anything at all in thr way of specifications la involved sad then concen trate your efforts aeooKUagly. For the general painting, our Cremote Paint under the label of Fireproof Cantonment Paint, will enable you to secure the business. Oar regular prices will apply. This information ssiU be aupplemented from time to time and in the meantime quick definite actum is absolutely essential in order to line up this business We are depending upon each and every representative to give special attention to each and every prospectin his territory, knowing that by eo doing t splendid volume of bustseas am be accused. loci Preservative Oil (to aest specifications of the Emergency Fleet Corporation' 4Cf ir* be 13 carloads fob Chicago 5/18/1? E B304-I KIT tUi 5 0007-SWP-000011387 tin 57* 8/27/18 Oav Express'Co Finishes Ex Undercoat Gray Erasei nx--1756& l*-$2. 5* 5s--2.40 SE Ex Finishing ray Enamel Pa-17861 is-$2.52 os-2.40 Birmingham and Knoxville 10p- advance Ex reas Gray in Japan Ex-5358 40 in la and 5epc These goods asst the Government retirements in ste.de ana quality w* ; r 0007-SWP-000011388 FU-t- J~ *-/ MANUFACTURERS SALES DEPARTMENT Representatives Confidential Price List EFFECTIVE AUGUST 19, 1929 VARNISHES & Th e Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms Co . tMTMIH: 9WM9I, NVMMS, M9W9M, UWMHI. tMU MUS SWM JM9 * m KB30 4U H20 1151 MSD VARNISHES Varnishes for Manufacturing Trade CcndasNMd Ferae) RUBBING AND PW.ISHJNG VARNISHES U St bbla.- S^M Haas Lm Ogala. Lam SO sal* thaa or tku or 4sail, soar SOsak. over 10 3S3 3 73 3 65 3 30 3 73 3SO 3 40 3 30 3 70 Quick _ _______ Pottahto* (01*19) 3 00 Tripotac ftebbtas 343 3 33 3 23 273 2 03 2 S3 BtnrSibiiii 2 S3 200 2 30 2 40 <o0Mn0d> Pettattas 2 *0 2 S3 2 43 2 35 D(a0l*3R3) obbias 3 73 3 SO 3 40 3 30 3 15 3 10 2 *0 2 23 2 20 3 13 Fine Cahfaaet Flabfeiag (Braahias) (0*62) Gteae Coach 2 75 2 20 230 2 40 2 30 395 1 S3 I 75 2 13 3 60 Dl^Caacb 2 IS 2 20 Quick Dipaiai Coach (01330)___ 2 10 190 1 SO 1 70 195 1 S5 1 73 185 1 75 1 65 FIRST COATKRS (Ctaar) MMoa-iac (0679),, Hard Drying Coaler (01057)-Quick Pint Coaler (0373)__________ 2 S3 2 35 2 25 2 30 2 30 2 00 2 20 2 00 2 10 1 90 1 SO 1 55 ' 1 <0 1 50 1 9$ 1 75 1 65 FIRST COATERS ONaaMaQ Pale Floarfas Surfactr (t164)___; 2 30 - 2 05 Fliat Scrfacer 114400)________ 2 20 1 95 Qniik SittUss Surfacer (40)-------- 1 75 1 50 1 95 -1 35 ......... I 85- 1-f5-- 1 40 1 30 1 70 1-60 1 15 EB304U H20 201 N1S778.02 0007-SWP-000011389 MSD VARNISHES to 3 Law Hnk jjSX On or locate, ever MUST CQATBR8 (BpMt) <Mck Saadiac aXmitrrjMn__l_i_e__ its Marratae 02716-1) >H in ] 2 50 2 25 3 40 2 13 Mate. 2 25 2 SO FLAT DRYING OK DULL FINISH VARNISHES Veknt Fiat* No Ve3N0e44t (V01fe0MM1tife' 303 ](S 2 SS 243 ____ 7339(7339)_____ 4 10 SIS ____ ____ ____ AIRPLANE FINISHING VARNISH Rczpar (02121)____ )li 3 60 3 SO 340 3 23 YELLOW PINE S3L 2 30 1 05 STS US I 50 GASSET 883ELLAC 2 SS 2 A) 2 50 2 40 2 23 AUTOMOBU AND GAJUUAGS Bc"Btyoerd*'*y KF] atasfaHfceteb* . <0_1611)-.tsgliftb 4 74 4 50 Pile Rsbfatef (01512)_________ 4 25 4 00 Berfer'i SacUafe Gctr FUblii p>IS13^ ,, .______4 25 4 00 415 400 4 80 4,4 oMKfa; 4 75 s " ------- J 75 3SO 3 73 3 SO MSB VARNISHES Lm i MOTOR TRUCK., WAGON AND . IMPLEMENT VARNISHES Meter Track Finbtoiac Varslth 1 35 3 W 3 00 2 90 Gmr Fitltk 3 10 2 *5 2 73 2 *5 2 40 SS 2 23 2 15 2 35 2 10 2 00 t 90 2 25 2 00 1 90 1 so 2 75 2 50 2 ISO 1 73 t 65 DBCORATINC VAJtNISEIKS 4 10 3 S3 3 75 3 65 4 40 4 35 4 25 4 25 3 00 2 75 2 m 2 55 3 50 4 00 2 40 2 25 2 CO 1 90 2 80 t 90 I 65 1 53 1 45 2 70 2 45 2 35 2 25 I $0 I 65 1 33 1 45 2 65 2 30 2 10 1 30 MIXING VARNISHES--MISCELLANEOUS Pole PpHiiitl vod ttfadagJ01317)_ 4 55 4 10 4 00 3 90 Whitest Elastic 4 10 3 85 3 75 3 45 ------- 3 60 3 35 3 25 5 15 3 75 3 50 3 00 OOAGH JAPANS GoW Si*e (008)..... ........-- Coach Painters iepaa (069)------- E B304 V H20 3 00 3 10 3 35 2 45 203 3 25 2 7$ 3 15 2 05 3 00 2 SO 0007-SWP-000011390 USD VARNISHES la $8 Leae 6 gall. Urn SOgaie. tea or tea or DRIERS ever SOgah. we VUttUtdlCdtr (010*0)_________ 2 45 2 20 2 10 200 Ka(CrOaWte)--D---r-i-e--r 200 2 25 2 22 2 IS Drr-afee (0229)-- 1 00 1 SS 1S t 35 1 75 t SO 1 40 t 30 tfeh. 1 SS 2 00 t 20 1 IS SBDuans Uatnnal Uaa (0261) Special Reducer No. 1 (0974)____ SpecialReducer No. 2(0655)____ raiuev Reducer gm Color) TftfHnTilr l>--itteaf im t 35 1 50 1 35 1 35 1 0 1 25 1 10 1 25 f>0 1 15 1 00 1 15 ao 1 os 90 j^wCoiorj Iwiif?RrtttceT 1 30 1 85 95 S5 No. 1 (01125)___ 1 65 1 40 1 30 t 20 Enamel Reducer 2 10 1 SS 1 75 1 65 Aacptic Raanei Reducer (Water White) (0107S)_ 2 60 2 35 3 2S 2 15 Metal Furniture Fmnnel Reducer (Pale) (02901)----- 255 2 10200 190 Turptatiac Santa (Wata White) (0056)___ 1 90 1 65 1 55 1 45 Perfect Mateo OQ (0112 0- Prteaea appHcaHrc. e (012*3), SO--nr Reducer (Me laiti Color) (0696)___ 1 35 1 10 1 00 90 . 1 00 OS 90 75 TO 1 05 1 50 200 1 75 1 30 75 AmWTIMI.... - -- Aaphaltam (097). Na 1 Aaphaham (0757)._________ Quick Drying A*. (02605). 260235225215 1 40 1 15 1 05 95 1 30 1 05 95 SS 20* 2 00 00 70 M S D VARNISHES Is 5s Less 6 sals. Leu Sl> iais. titan or than 0 tali. over 5> gtais. over BRONZING ZIOUIBS No. 1 Brnnsiri Liquid (0220)___ 2 No. 2 Bronzing Liquid (0992)___ 2 2? No. 3 Bronzing liquid (052i>)-.... 2 IS Aluminum Bronai;:i Liquid (0V0J) 2 CS 2 35 2 W> 1 90 % PC 2 25 t VO 1 30 i :o 2 1z l i ! 60 bbli. 2 00 1 65 l 55 ! 45 E B504-U H20 1115 '05 0007-SWP-000011391 > W (* *9 s *G >> M O tP H* ' f> so r* as o o s *3 o h - S3 t ea Hi to p. * o *-* o *1 * _as too K. cn HI H oIOOMNo buol ,1jO_> to vHrO*.>.j cbo!--n> M W * II 11 11 * "9 C* O * 1Hti? *MO *CK3, 2*gS3*? (M* p. &6S S c? Hz1 o^H" 2. $ O rHB**- 3oHH *3*9 >*p 12 trt & <& + s* #* W1 CO * S' M M H* * (BUM m tn tn 8 0 M O Ul CA U **21 to H* i* O o 88! ^ t aht t sh t ip Bulletin June 15,1920. Subject: PAIPT OILSfcTffirfcS AHD RED0CEH3 In the next few weeks resain ing before you close up for the year make every opportunity of HITTING ACROSS your Varnish estimate. Paint Oils,Driers, and Redu cers are ail counted in on tnis total, ar.d we are giving you with this bulletin our loo limit prices, quantity basis. It is to be understood that shipments in drums are not to be considered is the "Special Discount Plan" LET US KELP YCO GET THE $$ $$ $$ $$ $$ U $$ 0007-SWP-000011392 0261 d U n ive rsa l Thinner W w Oa o s o CJ o OJ 2 CO W 1!1 KGCh $3-8 n p ?3 (t> *S*S D ** J1> 3H3 8 OM h in ut tn * oo oOCO M WCD*tHn Ott i> c -O'* soa m r* M O*-- Ma r* ____ CO site MO MO MO uCttf Mro co *fc mcn HU) & It i! t w nstr* ^oo =s SIL tHIs* om!-I>' *t to*. *a*-a3 oJO 0a CPR W Po rrr 4V>) <earf' 1 cun> R MOOto Mo *MM* *Mllui ta M WliO co woolfa Ctn s s ?I If 8 SM u a o o o o tI 8 MM*-* < tO M WWW MMM NM ooo MMM HO WKBMJ* t M 0 I 4 MMM sss 1.25 0007-SWP-000011393 YAHSISB SALES DEPARTMENT Bulletin Ho.33 Oct.10,1919. Subject: BSTTERSAL fHJBNER- Supplamemting Mr. Maury*a bulle tin Ho. 54,which outlined in detail the qualities and sales points of Universal Thinner 0261, let mas call your attention to tfcs fact that this matcirial is classi fied as Varnish. Full sales credit will be given you in the snaking of your Var nish estimate. This is a fine opportunity for you to get a good "strangle hold"on year garnish estimate . ,jO P---r-i-c-e----s o--n the Eastern basis are as follows:- ~~ "A* {/fy* ** Drums .-as m iJio Barrels .-90 m Ires iff 'X Full S * list. e r. All reps Pacific Coast & Denver points add 15$ Birmingham, Balias,Knoxville,Atlanta 10^ Houston, Oklahoma City 10# c"wannah and Hew Orleans 5# SALES DEPARTMENT Bulletin Hu. 34 Cct.17,1919. Subject: CCIC* PAHPl'F?- MA^VELAC 02717 and 02718 Terrporariiv and fur probably a, period cl two to three reeks, please Qirrv all pricer cs Quick S.uniiag liar-elac, and asait further definite price bulletin, During this short peried that we will withdrew Quick Sending Larve- 3e.o, 05717 and 027?.*, pleads ceil our regr-lfi." ilarvclaca 07710 _r 02711, White and Orange instead. The latter do not sand quite so euiekly as Sbo Ouink Sacking iierveiso, bn Till 1 be rorfsctly cafe for the average WwSmLm..X?S* S3 # ~U . Full S Ik B List M a n a g e r( - All reps. Pacific Coast & Denv er points add 15# ElrLtL-igha-, Dallor. - Knonville^ouston Atlanta, Orlrin^ma City 10# Savannas and Hew Orleans 5# 0007-SWP-00001X394 S3 B*dy. Mt^SlMliAfVrttiTrpst. Badua* *5 ta 40% with braslM fur Aip, Jf ** ^rmy *4 80$ lr brail mi. than m ra&mmA Ar-tvs t ytti, rmmA r walk a vr sight. > iiUfi ?0 lady. Hew* at* mil wadwr tt* brush* dris* ovwrttigit with a *d glm is mart sr artk m. tsr vssdssrk, flssrs sad yarrt aaillsp. Is vstsrprss! ssd will ast shew bhit* rtn rtrak aitt s ttart aVJart 01ll is 0991 rsAvesd to *r*U bs#. ->t 20, 1?1S Jr r Cpeial Hard Oil OS'S Sov Hard Oil 0357 a i 75 45 1 50 Sp-elnt Fin 01141 50 1 75 -.'cl Floor 010S1 1 ED 1 25 Pale Lustral Coach 0111c 1 55 1 70 t-" Floor Oil 0381 65 ~ Uniabsl*d Hard Oil OSES 1 45 i 6 v* iff- lap `Ccaeh 01701 si. S3 1 *5 ?al Bar lap Cc.ch 0`v* . a 50 i 55 ?ps Imperial Coach 01173 i 25 1 40 Air Plans P.expr.r 02121 si *!2% 2 40 Rouble Quick Rub & Pol 0122S *i 20 ,205 Tripclac "A" R l P 01225 *i 75 1 20 2pc Japan Trier 02004 72 ?0 \ $ 01E23 -- double Quick Rubbing & i Polishing has b**n d'Yalc-pei -after pro-.tically two yesrs work in our Varnish Test Bciurti&snt, and is designed-to take the place of 0314 Fin Huh 4 Pol where a qu-ickar drying, high grade polishing tarnish is required. 01222 can be recoated in 43 hours and rub's*i in 2 to 3 days. It is more than a s&tcfc- for Olidden's Skin Cota, and in actual teats in various customers' facto ries, vre have beater. Skin-Coxs in actually landing the busin*3e. Remember 01322 is strictly high quality Rubbing d Polishing to be sold whsr* a quicker drying V--nish is wanted than 0514. I 0007-SWP-000011395 01825 - is *. quicker drying and -easier working Vumiah than cur Old Iripolac 0565 regularly listed. -It can bs acid f .r less meaty, as you Till not* ia comparing the above pr-ice with the regular, price cr. Tri^cl&c; 01215 can bs deacri'csd as a a-iconi grade of 01805. It coats less and dooa not have quits the qu-lity of ths letter, nevertheless it is hightr grade ttfc.fi a good many Rubbing and Polishing Varnishss a old at a higher price, and by sons of our ;tr&de .is liked better than the 01i Tripolac. Our idea in developing both 01523 and 01c25 has been.to produce a quicfcrr drying varnish ri'h all of the -essential qualities left in -them. This with the idea of assting the demands of the trade, which demands have constantly been for quicker and quicker drying Varnishes. **e have met these demands - And.deserve good business on each. f atf*-*>* July 11, 1917. Low-Priee d-Varnishe s The cheapest Varnish we have is V-1517 which we caa sell at 621 in dru&s. This piece of goods is fairly heavy in body and will stand reduction of about 15 to 25$ with benzine-or -turpentine. Bx-0690 low-Mait price 65* bbls Rx-0839 * " 80* ax-0831 95* " Rx-0993 " * 95* * Ox-01159 * 1.'25 * Clc* -&**** (JS j?. /rj~- ~S I 0007-SWP-000011396 3-zs-?q Page Bo. 7 KiSTER PMHTERS' IHTEPIOB VARIES! ________ 01801_____________ _ 70 Body. Tedium in color. Till sot duet free in 2 hours, dry hard in 24 hour*. Can be rubbed and polished in 48 hours* Dries with a high gloss, is water and gas proof. Can be used on all inside work. Will resist hot water. Can be offered to contractors on competitive business where a high grade varnish is demanded at a lower price. Mgffi p a x me b s i 72 Body, A trifle darker than sodium. Ull set out of dust in 1^ to 2 hrs, and hard overnight. Is water and mar proof and can be sold to contractors in competition with high grade floor Tarnishes, is s dark varnish appears to have a heavier fils 2 coats of M.P.F.V. will often prove satisfactory hi 3 coat spoolfieat ion. TELTE? FTITSB 01044 85 Body. Bust free in 2 hours, hard overnight. Is water resisting and contains no wax. Over a coat of gloss varnish produces a dull rubbed effect without the labor of rubbing. There is an increasing demand for varnish of this type for interior woodwork, furniture, pianos, victrolas, stc. Gloss coat should be mossed with * 0007-SWP-00001X397 curled hair or rubbed with* powdered pieties stdne ad water before application of 1044. la extreme eaaea where eaa hae eet oa shelves for a leag tin, etir material thoroughly before application, or, better etill, pour off moot cf-the liquid mad work the sediaeat la*the bottom of the eaa well iatc suspension and-then pour back the liquid. , .1 -'V PAGE BO. 8 FIBEST BUBBIBG ASDPOLISRIBO FABSIS! .................Ojlj_________ ____________ _____. 60 Body. Pale in color. Dust free in from S to 8 hours. Can re-coat every other day and rub in 3 to 5 days. (hied extensively by the aanufaeturers of pianos, high grade stand*, tables, etc. Everything considered there is nothing better la the rubbing and polishing varnishes* Can be sprayed, dipped or brushed. 1 iPJCLI.8HIH& imm 01.82.1. SO Body. Medium pale. Dust free la 3 to 3J- hours.. Can re-coat in 24 hours and rubbed and poll shod in iron 3 to 4 days. Bill serve for brush, spray or dip work on the highest grade furniture where a lower priced varnish is required. SPECIAL AICQLTUBAL COACH VARF1SB 01T08 _________ _ 55 Body. Is water and mar proof. Dust free in 2 hours and hard to pack in 24 hours. Brush at 2Q reduction with benzine, spray or dip at free 25 to 40$ reduction. It similar to 0993 in easy ways. 0007-SWP-0000X1398 d ip p ih s coAffl-msiga-flefiLi----------------- Our sort popular dipping coach for chair* and sodium priced furniture, novelties and all general anall piece woodwork. 60 Body. Beduce 33 l/8 to 50$ with bansine lor dipping. Ibon so reduced dries hard ever night. If soeond seat is to b* applied allow 34 hours-between coats. This varnish is medium pale in eoler. It is practically water proof, will not spot or scratch Ait* easily* mzBxm .mssE.mnm.PJ-m-------------------------- 60 Body. Medium in color, fill stand iron 38 l/3 to 50$ reduction with bensIn* for dipping. Becomsended for ohairs and lower grade furniture Aer* a^ low priced warniA is- demanded Similar to 08ei in working, drying and wearing qualities. 3 Son-ril Ictrrior 1 - i 'tt K-? Fleer 011-7 5*~ci*I Fleer 0:Sr l &O Tb- abov* ir* our ;r- *nt lo v licit "l" priefts in barrels. I pris-s 15, -bev... 5s ~ I3r sr-r carr'.ls. Is ~ I3r ov*r 5s. Knoxville i.ni Firsinjh- _ pric:^10; highsr than abevj. 6/11/19 Pale Durable Implement Coach 0993 le Ss bbls drums "A" 1.65 1.50 1.40 1.35 "B" 1.80 1.65 1.55 1.50 Spec Agri Coach 01703 "A" 1.50 1.35 1.25 1.20 "B" 1.65 1.50 1.40 1.35 Pale Elastic Coach 01313 "A" 3rr46/;-' 3rr50 /A* 1v 35/* *B krSO^fo W66/7-f W66/A* IrrSO/JOT Special Coach 01702t - 25# lees than 0993 Marvelae Clear 02717 Ck-r-60 bble Cfci Orange 02718 1*40 " f " #2 Clear 02710 lv45 * " #2Orange 02711 1*45 " " o *7'7S<*?/*-/-/ fo KfK /W A?o 0007-SWP-000011399 x s s f z f i jwss K,,, ?: Subject; MtlSBS IS K*>S f;c?t# 8.1919, A gccd nor.y Ver/4*'4 caliaates are made during th-.', `V. z c three acnths of the year. Drier-- help a great deal. Are tax"1. i.g full ad**.in.tega of the ertlj * *w? ltd 1. l\4i i:- r three DsMern. Cos year ii/forjuar- tiou an The fullering iw lindt prices say be used,of eci-ivo iatadiattj.v.. Drums 15 galT-.'S pal. Hercules Drier 004 idO 5~.i0 K>- 0- Bite 023S 1.30 1.20 Japan Drier 033 .95 .85 For Pacific BiTBinsAK>Dal'lcs.Eashville,Ecraston 10^ San Antonio,Oilatinffla.Atlar.ta,KaoxviltelO^ Savannah and New Orleans Fall S 4 D list All Reps. VARBISH SALES EEPARSKEHT Bulletin Ho.30 Sept, 8,1919. Gasket Shellac 02720 is being sold and approved by the trade. You -want to take advantage of this opportunity to help stake your Varnish estimate early. This Product is classified as Varnish.It is filled in the following packages. Lo t t Unit price l*s~Roaad Friction Top cans $2.00 5*s-Varnish kit with nozzle 1.90 Bbls-Ihe usual package 1.75 It is heavy bodied,possessing splendid cementing and sticking qualities. All large aanuf aciurers of &- nee,Kotera, and all Automobile accessory Jobbers represent prospects for Gasket Shellac business. Shis is a Varnish tip for TOO* Get a quarter pint sample,and test it out against competitive Products and see its wonderful adhesive qualities. H a n a g e r. . Pacific Coast 4 Denver points add ISff Biroingham,Dallas,Hashville, ----- 104 Houston, San Antonio,Oklahoma,---- 1C Atlanta, Knoxville --------------------------1C# Savannah and Hew Orleans---------------- 5/ Full SAD List 1 Reps. / 0007-SWP-000011400