Document aBp3rLmBgE2DwXJR09ej6nveB
i.m'. W
INDEX
A. I. & V. M. Colors................18
Anti-Rust Enamel............... 88
Alpine Colors in Oil....... ... 0-9
Aluminum Enamel............. 46
Barrel Taints........................ .10
Bath Enamels...................A M
Bicycle Enamels......... ........ 42
Blackboard Slating............. 40
Brick Taints......................... 29
Brushes ((tend for Ch Ih Iis c ui1) 78
C. P. Colors in Oil............. 6-9
Carburized Coatings........... 38
Carriage Gloss Taints.......42, 43
Coach Colors in Japan..... 14-18
Cold Water Calcimine............... 13
Cold Water Taint................ 13
Colored Paints............... ..27-29
Copper Paints..................... 39
Deck Paints......................36, 37
Dry Colors....... .......
19-22
Elastic Cement.................... 30 ' -- Enamel Paints.................42-43
< - Enamel Primers................ 4?, 44 Fillers.................................... 9, 10 Flat Black............................ 45
Floor Oil...... ....................... 48
Floor Paints......................36, 37
Floor tat Fatsttare PeM.... 48
Fresco Colors....................... II Qlbbsboro Colors in Oil.0-9 (Itass .............................. _.78-77
Gold Oak Stain................... 10
Gold Taints and Enamel ....
Ondnlug Colors................. Graphite Paints................... .. Greens in Oil.............
47
8 30
6
Homo Helps..................... 40-52
Hot Water Kalsomine...... . 13 Iron Oxide Taints............... 36
Iron and Steel Fillers.......... 32 Iron and Steel Taints.......... 32
Japan Colors......................15-18
1 aquid Fillers...............
|q
Liquid Paints............... . 33-39
Liquid Primers
Marine Taints..
Metallic Taints
Metropolitan P
Mirac V. and T Mirrors............. Oil Stains...... Patent Dryer.... Taste Fillers.... Paste Paints.. Taste Primers. Philadelphia C Plate Glass...... Plumbago Pai Polish.............. Prepared Pain Primers........... Public Building Putty...............
Roofing Cemen Screen Enamel Stains, Varnis
Shingl * Oil...... * Dry (s Stove Enamel.. Structural Iron Sundries (Aci Bronzes, Em Kalsomine, O Sponges, Tar, Tinted Oloas P Tinted Paste P Trophy Ename Varnish and Ta Varnishes....... Varnish Stains
Wagon Colors Wagon Palnta Waxolac........... Whites in Oil a White Loads.. White Zincs.. Whitecoater.... Window Glass Wood Fillers...
Notes on Ordering, page 79.
1
0007-SW P-000012560
2 JOHN LUCAS & CO'S PRICE LIST
IMPERIAL FRENCH OREEN
Extra Light Light Medium. Dwp Extra Deep llottle
Light
FAST VERMILION
I teep
Medium
Light
INTENSE GREEN
Medium
Deep
Extra Deep
LUCASINE VERMILION
Extra Light
Extra Deep
Light
Light
BERLIN GREEN
Medium
Deep
Extra Deep
Zarina
ART GREENS
Napoleon
ilrouze
BETTER VALUE CANNOT BE MADE
JOHN LUCAS ft CO'S PRIC
IMPERIAL FRENCH G
Tilts green is practically unfading, positively liant in color and possesses wonderful covering been analyzed by several of the Master Painters' A always come out of the tests with great credit. I ever a good green is needed.
INTENSE OREEN
This green is, as its name indicates of inten ness, and is unsurpassed for making tints. For will be found bright, clear and durable, ft is green, and is essentially a green for the practical
ZARINA GREEN
A beautiful, rich, soft, deep, velvety green. to be appreciated. It is unequaled for color, du covering properties. Tiptop for store fronts, iro structural iron and wood work in general. Write
NAPOLEON GREE
A soft, velvety green. The correct colorfor p Empire color combinations. Especially recomm interior decorative work, furniture, etc. Color appreciated. Write for a sample card.
BERLIN GREEN
The green for window blinds and shutters, s etc. Very good for marine work. A practical day work of the paint shop. Very durable.
BETTER VALUE CANNOT BE
0 0 0 7 -S W P -0 0 0 0 1 2 5 6 2
4 JOHN LUCAS & CO.'S PRICE LI8T
LUCAS C. P. COLORS
^limv I lift mu' iMiuml <if roliir roliiml ivilli 1IM) |mnm1s of White Lend
Vcnrllaii
IUi)
Klimt I'iiiIh t
Burnt
Hli'ium
Lemnn < chrome
Yellow
Crimson Oxide
Medium Chrome Yellow
Medium Intense tlruen
Orange Chrome Yellow
Ultra marine Blue
French
Ochre
Pnimfau
Blue
ludlen
Bed
Lamp Black
BETTER VALUE CANNOT BE MADE
JOHN LUCAS As CO.'S PRICE
FAST VERMILIONS
These are practically fast to light anti are und durable inex|>ensive vermilions that have yet bee are especially recommended for using solid, hut ar with white lead, which impairs the color and du milion. They can be used for toning red lead and
CRIMSON OXIDE
A bright, rich red. In color between Venetia Red, but brighter ; is a strong tinier, and when mi zinc produces a beautiful, soft, durable pink. Wri
TURKEY REDS
These are brilliant, blood-red colors, especially high-grade artistic interior decorative work, where . ness of color are required.
C. P. TUSCAN RED
The combination of a permanent lake and de makes this color of the highest value where la wanted. A most desirable color for business fro freight cars, ferry boats, shutters, wagon bodies, et
C. P. LAMP BLACK
Our standard black; fine, free from grit, u and tinting properties and practically unchange effective for preventing rust on iron, produces bluish gray tint when mixed in fead and zinc.
BETTER VALUE CANNOT BE
0 0 0 7-SWP-000012563
0 JOHN LUCAS <fe CO.'S PRICE LIST
COLORS GROUND IN OIL
C. P. Colors. In order to meet (lit; demands of all sections of the country, and to suit all kinds of work, we arc manufacturing four grades of almost all the colors in oil in general use. The "C P." quality is our Itcst; the natural pigments used being commercially pure, and the strongest, finest and clearest in tone that are mined in this country or imported ; while the chemical colors used are our own manufacture and are guaranteed chemically pure. The distinguish ing marks on the labels fur this quality are the letters "C. P." in red. We challenge any manufacturer to make the same colors any brighter, any stronger, any liner, any purer, or more durable,
aibbsboro Colors. Our "Gibbsboro" quality is superior to the "pure" or "first" quality of many manufacturers, and second to the C. P. grade in strength only; for many classes of work the Gibbsboro colors are to be preferred to the C. P.
Philadelphia Color*. The "Philadelphia" quality is a popular dealers' grade, equal to the "genuine" or "best" of many manufac turers.
. Alpine Colors. The "Alpine" is the usual trade quality called for in some sections of the country.
OWEEN. Proprietary Brands
Imperial French, Ex.L., L., M., D. Ex.D.
and Bottle ...............................................
Intense, L., M,, D. and Ex.D...................
Berlin, L., M., D. and Ex.D....................
. Emerald, L., M. and D..................... .
Napoleon, Gibbsboro, one shade only.,...
Zarina, N
"
" " " .....
Napoleon, Philadelphia " " " .....
Zarina,
" " " " .....
GREEN. Trade Brands
Chrome, L., M., D. and Ex.D................. Paris ........................................................... Verdigris....................................................
1
$0.24 .24 .21 .16 .24 .22 .19 .17
C.P.
$0.48 .40 .60
tat.
$0.24 .34 .36 .22
ft*. $0.20
.28 .22 .17
Alplftt $0.15
.16
Prices named are for t,t, S and 6-lb. cans. Less %c. per lb. in 12^-lb. and tc. for 25-lb. tins and larger packages.
Pecking. Colors in oil, etc., are packed in cases of 100 lbs. net, containing 100 1-lb., 50 2-lb., 20 6-lb., 8 12^-lb., 4 25-lb, cam. Assorted cases include 16 1-lb., 10 2-lb., 8 3-lb.'and 8 5-lb. cans, and total 100 lbs. net.
PRICES SUBJECT TO DISCOUNT
JOHN LUOAS * OO.'S PRICE
COLORS GROUND IN
YELLOW and OCHRE
C.P. j
Yellow,Chronic, Lem. M.,0. and D.D.O.,
$0.34 ! i
Ochre, French .............................................. j .20;
.17 .
" Oxford................................... ....... . .17
H fZniA&n
...........
UMBER, SIENNA and BROWN
,
Umber, Raw and Burnt..............................
Sienna, " " " ..............................
Brown, Vandyke...................................... .
" Metallic...................... ....................
" Spanish...........................................
.24 .26 .24 .15
RED, VERMILION and LAKE Red, Venetian............................................
" Indian.-...... .......................................
.18 .24 .32
.50
yy.'pi
.20
1.85
" Past I M artrt Pi
Rose, Pink . ..
........... .....................
Rose, Lake.......................................1.......... Carmine, Lake.............................................
Wine Color....................... ......... ................
.30 .40 .60 .30
Juices named are for l, t, S and 6-lb. cans. 12)4-lb. and lc. for 25-lb. tins and larger packages
Picking. See bottom of page 6.
PRICES SUBJECT TO DISCO
0007-S W P -
Q JOHN LUCAS <fc CO.'S PRICE LIST
COLORS GROUND IN OIL
BLACK Hlaek, Coach ........................ ...................
" Ivory Drop.................... .............. " Sign Writers'................................... " Lamp............ ............................... " Paint................................................ " Marine ..................... ......................
C. P, Mis. *0.28 ' *0.25
,28 .25 .30 .30 .25
14 .16
Ml*. *6.18
.18
.17 .16
Wot 10.13
.13
.13 .12
BLUE. Assorted %, % and Mb. cans.
Hlne. Chinese............................................
" Prussian................................. ..........
" Ultramarine.....................................
" Cobalt................................................
" Celestial, 1 to 5-lb. cans...................
" Paint
"
" ...................
.75 .70 .58 .50 .30 .42 .36 .30 .26 .45 .38
.22 .20 18 .18 .16 .14
LUCAS GRAINING COLORS
Light Oak, Dark Oak, Chestnut, Ash, Walnut, Maple, Cherry, Mahogany and Rosewood....................per lb., $0.23
These colors are ground to the utmost degree of fineness for grniners' use. They comb or wipe out clean, do not creep or crawl, and we recommend them to |>ainters and grainers as the highest quality of prepared graining colors.
We furnish caul showing samples of colors and suitable ground tints for same.
Prices named are for 1, t, S and 6-lb, cans. Less per lb. in
12jf-lb. and fc. for 2o-lb. tins and larger packages-
O
o oo
For Packing. See bottom of page A.
H
itno PRICES SUBJECT TO DISCOUNT
<r
JOHN LUCAS & CO.'S PRICE L
WHITES GROUND IN O
White Lead ........;........................................
C.f. rMw *0.10 10
Trench Zinc............................................ . White Zinc, Trench Process............... .
.32
.22 .24
WHITES GROUND IN VAR
Trench Zinc..... China Gloss...... Porcelain White
ENGLISH PATENT DRY
Per lb., 15c. This is the original dryer in paste form. It is sively by the old line, thorough-going painters, claimed that it is the only dryer fit to use in fine colo
PASTE WOOD FILLER
For hard or open-grained woods. See show ca 1 lb. paste when thinned will hit about 30 square
Lu c m Hard Wood Filler............... ..........................
Light, Dark, Walnut, Cherry, Mahogany, A Gold Oak and Pale Gold Oak.
Oriental Green, add to net price %c. per pound
Philadelphia Hard Wood Filler...........................
Light, Dark, Walnut, Cherry, Mahogany, A Gold Oak and Pale Gold Oak.
Oriental Green, add to net price %c. per pound
Wood Crack Filler........................... ............... .......
A specialty for filling cracks and crevices in old decks, etc. Light gravity, tough, elastic and dura shrink and yields a hard, smooth, level surface for f easily stained for matching any dark or old and The natural color is that of new yellow, pine.
Prices named are for I, #, 3 and 6-lb. cans. L 12K-lb. and 1c. for 25-fb. tins and larger packages.
For Packing. See bottom of page 6.
PRICES SUBJECT TO DISCOU
0 0 0 7 -S W P -0 0 0 0 1 2 5 6 5
10 JOHN LUCAS & CO.'S PRICE LIST
GOLD OAK STAIN
A beautiful, dear, transparent li<|iii<l for stainitiK oak wood prior to filling. In one-gallon panel cans................................................. t>er gal., $2.00
LIQUID WOOD FILLERS
For priming or lirsl-routing soft or close-grained woods. See show and sample cards.
Lucas Liquid Wood Filler......................................... per gal., $2.60 Light, Oak, Walnut, Cherry, Mahogany and Rosewood.
Aluminum Liquid Wood Filler................ .................per gal., $2.00 Light only in one-gallon cans.
Silica Liquid Wood Filler............... ..................... ...... per gal., $1,60
' Light only in one-gallon cans.
'
For half gallons add 10c.; quarts, 20c.; pints, 30c,; half pints, 45c,, per gallon to net gallon price.
Packing. Liquid Fillers, etc., are packed in cases containing 6 gallons, i. e., 6-t's, 12-jj's, 24-X's, 48-J4's and 96-,^'s.
THE COST OF FILLERS
To the painter using fillers the cost usually resolves itself into
something like one-quarter for filler, three-quarters for labor. With
our liquid fillers for filling soft wot>ds, pine, poplar, etc., the labor cost
is reduced at least two-thirds, as they fill, prime, and with Lucas
Liquid Filler, stain, one operation. No labor lost rubbing down or
sandpapering, consequently the cost is reduced to the minimum.
Write for show and sample cards showing soft woods filled and
stained with the fillers.
'
PRICES SUBJECT TO DISCOUNT
JOHN LUOAS As CO.'S PRICE
FRESCO COLORS IN W
Put up in lpfnt and ligftllmi utility gliws Jars, priuua tor larger itackagua, tin and wood.
' j.pint J'cr ilo
Itlack, Blue........................................ " Drop......................................
" Lamp..................................... Blue, Bremen................. ..................
' ChineseTM..................................
. $3.2 2.7
2.7 5.2
5.2
" Cobalt...................................... " Prussian.................... .............. " Riviera........ ............................
" Ultramarine, L. and I)............ Brown, Vandyke..............................
Green, Bottle.................................... " Chrome, L., M. and I)....... .
Set km 52
B.0 3.7 2.7 4.2 4.2
" Emerald or Paris................. . " Mtlori, L. and I)....................
7.0 7.0
' ' Olive, L. and D.................... .
6.2
" Ultramarine..........................
6.0
Lake, Carmine..................................
10.0
'* Carnation................ . " Crimson............................ .
8.5 7.0
" Garnet....................................
10 0
" Green................... ..................
6.0
" Maroon..................................
6.0
" Mauve............................. ...... " Permanent...................................
10.0 ^ 8.5
" Rose-.............................................. JSKMsW
" Royal Purple............................... . i W O
Ochre, French.........................................
2.7
" Golden...........................................
3.2
Pink, Dutch............................................. Jf)r* * Rose................................................. ^ 4. 2
Red, CardinalTM...................................
8.5
** English, Indian.........................
3.7
*' " Tuscan.......................
4.2
" " Venetian................. ...
3.2
Turkey, L. and D.....................
6.2
Sienna, Raw and Burnt Italian......... , Umber, " " " Turkey........
2.7 2.7
Vermilion, English, L. and D.......
240
" Florentine........................ " LucasineTM.............. ........ White, Flake....................................... " Kremnitz.................................
6.0
6.5 4.2 4.2
" ZincTM......................................
3.7
Yellow, Canary.................................. " Chrome, L., M., O................
ri
" " D. D, O................
Packed in casts containing 2 doz. jars, 4 doz. ja
For frescoing, designing and graining. Send for sample card and show card.
LONG PRICES SUBJECT TO DI
0 0 0 7 -S W P -0 0 0 0 1 2 5 6 6
la JOHN LUOAS & O.'OS PRICE LIST
COLD WATER CALCIMINE
201 222 205 212 218
211 221 201 223 217
207 202
210 220 211
COLD WATER PAINT
H 11
3
17 14
0 15 12
16 10
15
4
62
BETTER VALUE CANNOT BE MADE
JOHN LUCAS A GO 'S PRICE L
COLD WATER CALCIH
For interior use only. Hygienic, fire-resisting, dura . A powder, ready to use after mixin
WHITE, in 280-lb. barrels......................... pe ' in 100-tb, kegs............. ................. " in 6-)h. packages, 100 tbs. to case,
COLORS, add to net prices #c. per lb.
An unexcelled wall finish for tinting and dec ceilings. Possesses exceptional sanitary and fire-r It is duralle and does not fade or nib oft, but may b necessary or desirable. Has no disagreeable odor.
COLD WATER WHITECO
For interior use only. Makes light. Saves gas. A powder, ready to use after mixin
WHITE ONLY, in 280-lb. barrels.............per ** ** in 100-lb. kegs.......... . "
A tiptop interior finish for walls, rafters and ce mills, warehouses, stables, sheds, basements and w and fire-resisting qualities are desirable. Economic and covers well on brick, stone, plaster or wood. C often as desired, and does not rub or scale off.
COLD WATER PAINT
Weather proof. For exterior and interior use. A powder, ready to use after mixin
WHITE, in 280-tb. barrels....................... per * in 100-lb. kegs ........................... " in 5-lb. packages, 100 lbs. to case, "
COLORS, add to net prices 1c. per lb.
This Is a washable weather proof compound. It able fire-resisting and sanitary properties. Can be brick, stone, sand finish or any solid surface. It ca paint, and as a priming coat on new work.
LUCAS HOT WATER KALS
' For interior use only. , WHITE ONLY, in 300-lb. barrels..........<.................
" * in 160-lb. half barrels..................... ' in 6-lb. packages, 100 lbs. to case.. * in 1 -lb. packages, 100 lbs. to case-
PRICES SUBJECT TO DISCOU
0 0 0 7 -S W P -0 0 0 0 1 2 5 6 7
14
l
Unlit Striping Mrreti
JOHN LUCAS & GO'S PRICE LIST
NEW COACH COLORS
For full line, send (or Imoklet
Sulphur Yellow
Ihvop I'ermnn't Vermlll'ii
Baltic Brown
Poop Siberian Green
London Smoke
bight Berman't VermlU'n
Yukon Yellow
bfght Mountain Oreen
Bombay Brown
Medium Perman't Vermlll'n
Medium Yellow
Peep Mountain Oreen
Zarina * Blue
Shinto Scarlet
Azure Blue
tJght Siberian Oreen
*
BETTER VALUE CANNOT BE HADE
Nubian. Blue
JOHN LUCAS <fc CO.'S PRICE
COACH COLORS IN JAP
The preparation and application of coach colo ence, knowledge and skill on the part of limit manu sumer, The pigments used require different treatm are natural dryers, while others retard drying, an coach colors are ground in coach japan or varnish, character of the pigment and requirements of t thinned with pure turpentine, they are all quick dr results will be obtained by following complete d color pamphlet.
BLACKS
Ebony Coach Black, LLL............. ...............p Ivory, Drop Black, LI..................................... English Drop Black, I................................... <>Drop Black.................. Lamp Black........ ....................
WHITES
Flake White................................................... Kremnitx White..................... Silver White.................................................... China White.................................................... French Zinc White.....................
BROWNS
Raw and Burnt Turkey Utnber ....... " " M Italian Sienna.......................
Italian Brown, L. and D.......................... Vandyke Brown....... ..................................... Pullman Body Color.................................... Pullman Truck Color........................... Bombay Brown..................... Baltic Brown................................................ London Smoke...............
Prices named artfor 1 and I-tb, cans and 6-16. Ic. per lb. for 10-lb. press cans.
Packed In cases containing 100 lbs.
PRICES SUBJECT TO DISCOU
10
\
\
JOHN LUCAS A; CQ.S PRICE LIST
COACH COLORS IN JAPAN
(IRHENS
Mottle Green................................................ per Hi., f0.6(>
Chrome < iri'rii, I.,, M., t >. ;iml Kx, ft........ "
..'it!'
Milori Green, M, :mil It.......................... "
.60
I.. Striping Green...................,.................... "
.SO
Venetian Green......................
" .60
ljuaker Greem I.. atul It.......................
" ,S0
Imperial French Given, I,., M., I). ami I'.x. It, **
.So
Vienna Green ....................
" .70
llrnnswick Green, Dark................................ "
.50
Olive Green, Dark......................................... "
.55
llrnnze Green................................................ "
.60
llrewster Green, L and D............................ "
.60
Royal (Ireen, l,, and I)............................... "
.56
Siberian Oreen. and |................... "
.76
Mountain Omen, I.. and I).............. ;......... "
.80
YELLOWS
Yellow, I... M., O. and Deep O.......... . Citron Yellow........................................... . Colenr de I'aille............................................ Naples Yellow.............................................. Cadmium Yellow.......................................... Canary Yellow,.............................................. < lolden Striping Yellow................................. Car Hotly Yellow...... ......................... ........... Hold Color.............. ............................... English Golden Ochre................................. French Ochre..................................... ;........ Yukon Yellow......................................... Sulphur Yellow.................................... ...
" " " " "
"
"
"
" "
"
"
.60
.60 .46
1.00
1.00 .66
.60 .66 .45 .60
.46
.60
.60
BLUES
Chinese Hlue................. ............................. Prussian " ................ .............. ................ French Ultramarine.................................... Perfect Hlue................................................ Azure " ......................................... Royal " .................................................
See page 17 for other Hlues.
1.00
.00
.70 1.26 .70 .70
/Vices named arefor 1 and t-lb. cans and 64b. press cans. Less
Ic. |ter lb. for 10-lb. press cans.
.
Packed in cases containing 100 Ills.
0007-SW P-000012568
PRICES SUBJECT TO DISCOUNT
0007-SW P-000012569
\
LUCAS'WHITES AND PASTE PAINTS BETTER VALUE CANNOT BE MADE
JOHN LUOAS & CO.'S PRICE L
COACH COLORS IN JAPA
BLUES-- Continued Maltese Mine.... ...... ..................................... |u t M Cobalt " Sloping " Nubian Blue........................................ Zarina "
REDS AND VERMILIONS English Vermilion, L, and D.......................... Chinese " l''rench Scarlet, Ex. L. and I)........................
" " Ex. 0...................................... Shinto Scarlet............................................... Lucaslne Vermilion, Lx. L..........................
" " Deep.............................. " " Ex. D............................. Permanent " L....................................
" " M.................................... " " D..... ........................... " Cardinal Red.............................................. P. R. R. Tuscan Red in Oil and TuriKrntine, ' English Tuscan Red........................................ Car Ilody Turkey Red.................................. English Indian Red..................................... " V'enetian Red...................................... Florentine Vermilion, Ex. I............................ " " Deep.............................. ** " Ex. D.............................
LAKES
If in jf-lb. tubes and >f-lb. cans, add 50c. lb. to
Munich Lake A............................................ " " II... ..........................................
Claret Lake...................................................... Wine Color...... ........................................... English Rose Pink................................ Magenta Lake.........................................
See page IN for other Lakes.
Prices named arefor I and 1-16. cans and 5-16. pr Ic. |*er lb. fur 10-lb. press cans.
PacketI in cases containing 100 ||>s,
PRICES SUBJECT TO DISCOUN
0 0 0 7 -S W P -0 0 0 0 1 2 5 7 0
18 JOHN LUCAS & CO.'S PRICE LIST
COACH COLORS IN JAPAN
LA K ES-- ('ontinned If in X-ll). tubes ami ,!4-ll>. cans, add 501'. lb. to list price.
English Rose Lake A............. ........................ II.................
Plum Color I ,akc.................... Carriage Part Lake..................
" tiear Lake.................
Cliatemuc Lake ...................... English Purple Lake ...............,
" Crimson Lake............ " Scarlet Lake A...........
" " " B.,,......... Carmine Lake ............ ............
Trench Carmine, quick drying
" " slow drying.. Sleigh Carmine, L. aiul I)...... Aurora Lake, L. and I).........
Painters' Red, L. and l>. Road Cart Red, L. and !>......
per II)., $1.60 11 1,00 It .90 H .75 4l .76 M .70 * 6.60 . it 6.50 it 6.60 II 6.60 44 2.00 44 6 00 44 600 1 1.60 44 1.20 It LOO 44 .76
Prices named arefor t and t-lb. cans and 5-lb. press cans. Less Jr. per lb. for 10-lb. press cans.
Packed in case}: containing 100 Mrs.
A. I. & V. M. COLORS
Are ground fine in oil andjapan. They are alt light gravity, nnd when thinned with turpentine, benzine or varnish will not settle bard. They are specially prepared for painting agricultural implements and vehicles of all kinds.
A. I. & V. M. Vermilion, L., M. and 1)....... |)er lb., $0.25
"
" Lucasine, L. and I)................. "
.28
'
" Tuscan Red...... ...................... "
-20
*
" Green, L., M. and I)............... "
.20
'
" Yellow, L., M. and O.............. "
.26
' " Htue, L. and L)................
"
"
" Aurora Lake........... ................ "
-6
'* " Golden Yellow.................... " -20
"
" Bronze Green........................... "
-26
.20
Special colors ground to order. Iror Primers see page 32.
Prices given are for 25-lb. tins and larger packages. For 12^-lb, tins #c. lb. advance.
PRICES SUBJECT TO DISCOUNT
JOHN LUCAS & CO.'S PRICE
DRY COLORS
Put up in 6-lb. cans, kegs, half barrels, barr GREENS
Imperial French dreen, L., M., D. nnd E
Swiss Green, one shade only.......................
Saxon " L., M. and 1)........
Bottle " O. and I). I>............................
Intense " L,, M., D. and F.x. I)............
Bronze " L. and D.....................
Berlin "
L.,M.,D. and Ex. D..........
A. 1. & V. M. Green, L,, M. and D., light g
Emerald Green, I.., M. nnd D........... ..........
Cibbsboro Chrome Green, L., M,, L>. and D
Philadelphia Chrome Green, L., M. and I)
Alpine
" " L., M. and I)
Chinese Green, L. and D....... .................
Chicago " L., M. and 0.......................
Brunswick Green, M. and 1)............... ........
C. P. LightFoster Green............................
C. P. Medium** "
C. P. Deep " "
C. P. D. Deep " ............................
Light Regal Green............. ....................
. Deep * "
Bank Note Green, M. andD. D.....................
Verdigris...........................................
Ultramarine Green...................
Pure Paris Green Deep Shade, at Associat
For kegs deduct lc. per lb. For barrels dedu
Average weights of Greens: kegs, 120; half barrels, 600; large barrels, 760; casks, 1,000 lbs.
PRICES SUBJECT TO DISCO
-0 0 0 '. S W P -0 0 0 0 1 2 5 7 1
/
30 JOHN LUCAS <fc CO.'S PRICE LIST
DRY COLORS
I'm up in 6-lb, cans, kegs, tialf barrels, barrels and casks.
YELLOWS
m in. i fl-lb. Can*
Gihtislioro, Chrome Yel. Lemon, L., M. ami O.. $0.20
" I). I). Orange..............
,21
Philadelphia "
" Lemon, I.., M. and O.
.1(1
Alpine
.H
^>Pure
.20
Pure " " l). !>., Orange............ .
Chem. Pure " " l.emon, L., M. and O.
.................................I). I>., Orange.................
" " Primrose Chrome Yellow................
" " Canary " " ...............
" " Grinders' Yel., Lem., L., M. and O
* "
"
" J). D. Orange.......... .
" " Milori
'* Light.........................
Chrome Ochre, Ex, Light, M, and I)..................
Hutch Pink.................................... ........... ...........
.27 .34 .30 .34 .80 .38 .38 .34
.11 .22
For kegs deduct 1c. per lb. For barrels deduct 1 Ac. per lb.
Average weights: kegs, 110; half barrels, 200; C. P. and <> weigh
light; barrels, 250 to 600; casks, 800 to 1,000 lbs.
BLUE5
Gibbsboro Prussian Ilhie...................................... ......... 60
Philadelphia
" ......... ........................... ...........40
Alpine
" *' ................................................. 22
Celestial Blue............................. ........... .................. . .18
Giblrsboro Steel or Chinese Blue.............................. .76
C. p,
* " *
" ............. ..................... 90
Poster's Soluble I-aundry Blue....................... .............. 76
C. P.
** Bulky " lump and powdered.. .96
C. P. Soluble Japan Blue.............................. ..................96
Gibbsboro Bremen Blue...................... ..................... .20
" *T-Ri viera Blue.................................................................. 62
See page 21 fur Ultramarine Blues. For boxes and kegs deduct 2c, per lb. For barrels deduct 3c. j r t lb. Average weights: kegs, 60; half barrels, 100; barrels, 250 lbs.
PRICES SUBJECT TO DISCOUNT
t
t
I t
J VJ
I
( _1
JOHN LUCAS * CO.'S PRIC
DRY COLORS
Put lip in fl-lb. cans, kegs, half barrels, ba
BLUES--ContinueJ
Gihhslioro Ultramarine Blue, I.. and I)....
Philadelphia "
" " " "......
Washington "
...........................
Alpine
" " one shade o
German
"
...........................
Colxdt Blue, one shade only.......................
H'M Ultramarine Blue.
In 1, 2, 3 and 6-ib. pajters........ .......
In >-lb. papers................................
In tf-lb. " .................................
For boxes and kegs deduct 2c. per lb. For b Average weights : kegs, 60; hall barrels, 10
VERMILIONS
Luculne Vermilion, Ex. L.....................
" " Deep........................
" " Ex. Deep...............
New American Vermilion..............
American Vermilion, L. and D..................
Chinese Red and Scarlet, L. and D...........
Danish Vermilion .............
Maltese "
Florentine Vermilion, L........
" " D.............................
Congo
" I)..........................
C. P. Congo " D.............................
" Implement Vermilion, D...................
implement Vermilion, Ex. 1)......................
Carmine
"
No. 173
"
" 80
See page 22 fur other Vermilion
For 30-lb. bags deduct Ac. per lb. For keg For barrels deduct l#c. per lb.
Average weights : kegs, 100; half barrels, 1,000 lbs. *
PRICES SUBJECT TO DISC
0 0 0 7 -S W P -0000X 2572
\
32 JOHN LUCAS A: CO.'S PRICE LIST
DRY COLORS I'til up in 6-ll>. cutis, kegs, half barrels, barrels and casks.
V Ett MILIONS-- ('ontinutit
IVr lb. In ft-lh. Umui
A. l.and V. M. Vermilion, L., M. and D., light gravity, $0,3(1
"
" Lucasino, |,, and I)., " "
.30
Fagt Vermilion, 1.., M. and ...................
No. 664 Vermilion.............................. ........... ............... 30
" a# ...........................................
C. P. No. 416 Vermilion............................. . ............... 40
" *' 64 " ............................... ............... 38
" " 663 "
....... ........................ ............... 32
" Ivx. L. I.ncasine Vermilion........ ......... ............... 42
" Deep
"
................... ........... .47
" Kg. Deep "
'' ............. . ............... 64
English Vermilion, Pale and Deep |
Chinese "
in #-lb. packs 1
Pur 30-lb. bags deduct %c. per lb. Lor kegs deduct Ic. per lb.
Lor barrels deduct l,Sc. per lb.
.
Average weights: kegs, 100; hall Iwrrefs, r>00; barrels, 800 to
1,000 lbs.
LAKES
Chatemuc Lake,,..,........................................
Crimson " ................................. ...........
Violet
" C,......... ............ -.....................
" " R. and II................................ ....... .
(ireen
" L. and D.................................
Carmosine " ........ ......................................
Rose Pink........................................................
Scarlet Lake.................................................
Carmine No. !i.... ...... ................... .................
Turkey Red, Light.......................... ..............
" " Dark....... ..............................
.85
Lor kegs deduct Ic. per lb. Lor barrels deduct 1 %c,, j>er lb. Average weights : kegs, 60 to 100 ; barrels, 300 to 600 lbs.
PRIOEB SUBJECT TO DISCOUNT
/
i
JOHN LUCAS A CO.'S PRIC
WHITE LEADS GROUND
PRICES FLUCTUATE. BEE LEAF LIST
Pa c k a o u i.--Lu c m White are put up in 12!.2T> uml 50 tin nunn, Mack iron kog* and paUmlwotNl ki*Kn. our h utility ki'gfl Are lighter and more practical container* Hum cltl^Kc|^Bhij|j^j|W8(^ fiiiB |HU'k
QUARwNTOe'f1,000 PURE WHITE LEA
Our own grinding. Old Dutch nrneca, perfectly c roded, dry hydrocarbonatc of lend, thoroughfy mixed n finely ground In extra pale refined pure Iniscod oil. I short, fine and of very exceptional whilelies*. tlneqiialcd Inferior flatting. Painters who believe In and nuut hav perfectly pure white lead can rely absolutely on this bra wblch has no superior at any price.
FIRE-REPINED WHITE LEAD
This brand, aa Its name Implies, Is made by the aid of A which consequently give It qusltlles peculiar lo Itself, i entirely free from acids and metallic lead. Uround very fi Stand# any climate, or the action of nalt sea water. Mi freely with xlno or colon. Ouamnteed a pure white le Exceptionally line In texture.
51,000 GUARANTEE PURE LEAD AND ZINC
This compound meets the requirements for a paint t will not chaft, like lead, or peel, like sine, when cithe used alone. The proportions are suggestions of practical perlence and the teetlraony of matter painter* as to the l results obtained from both pigments.
CAPITOL WHITE LEAD
THE MOST DURABLE WHITE FAINT
. A combination white composed of old Dutch process white lead, French proceas sine and permanent white. I
mately mixed and carefully ground In rieflned clarified p linseed oil. It contains no metallic lead and no water.
will neither dust nor blacken, like pure lead, and Is m durable. It Is escaper Uaa pare lead. It It uMter than p trad. It It won-poiioaoKt. we guarantee tt.
BETTER VALUE OANNOT BE MADS
" No t *.--too pound# of Capitol White Lead will take
gallons of linseed oil and one quart ot Glbbelx.ro Japan
thin for use. This will give (Hj gallons of paint, weighin
pounds to the gallon. One gallon of this will cover 32$ squ
feet two coats.
.
R. R.-S. 5. WHITE LEAD
A tiptop combination white. Rather light In gravity a docs not settle hard. Ilrcaks up easily, won* free, will sta brushing out. and covers quite as welt aa pure hydrocarb ate of lead. Rs|>erlally recommended for railroad and stea ship work and as Iuse for colons and lints.
PRIOBS FLUCTUATE. WRITS FO
-000012573
\
24 JOHN LUCAS & CO.'S PRICE LIST.
WHITE LEADS GROUND IN OIL
PRICES FLUCTUATE. SEE LEAF LIST
rtcKA<iKH.--I j ic u s h iiiiiti n> pm m> hi ri'j, nr. and w-lb. Iln cun*. hlaek Iron kegs nud ladcnlu-uod kegs. Onr new illIHly ken* nrc liulil.riilid innlcpruilinil cnnliihicrH than (he njil style wooden krpx. Ki s h lire hillp|-d loose, (Inn [nicked,
Ciinipinind Whiles lire less cliemioilly uc.tive, rckiiii their whiteness lunger, ;iih I ;is puints nre sii|K'rii>r to pure kail alone. As (hey do not clta k oil, (lie striaHi objection so often urged against pure lead on account of its very |H>isonoiis charac ter will not apply to these whites.
COLUMBIA WHiTE LEAD
A very r o w ! quality of combination lnwl that will give excellent mllrifitcilnit lor almost all work. la a beaut Kill wlille, works well amt la ilumlilu.
DIAMOND WHITE LEAD
A fnif qiinlliy of romliiiMliuii white lotil- An excel tout graili'for jobbing ptiriHmua.
ENGLISH w h it e Le a d
A |K>|iutar brand of real merit. la Rronnd tine, will not dual, and doe* not yellow with aRu.
OLD TIME WHITE LEAD
A combination lead that lias proven of good value wher ever used. It will answer fur all ordinary work. Fair body and color. Good lasling qualities.
PEARL WHITE LEAD
This brand can be recommended as a reliable while for priming new work. Color Is good and body fair.
ARCTIC WHITe Te AD
A low-priced while of good value. Break* up easily,
works free, and Is durable.
.
GOLDEN ROD WHITE LEAD
Is a good color. Works and wears well Take* lo oil
like a duck lo water. Flattens Hnrly when thinned with all turps. Kleelieu l lor almost all white work.
o o
BALTIC WHITE LEAD
0 -41
Work* well, tank* well, wen welt. In i food cheap com bination white, WIH not blacken and do** not dual.
w
3 BRILLIANT WHITE LEAD
For low-priced work where great durability and mowwlille effect* are not mpdrcd, A good white for making
low priced mixed plu|s. Wura well and looks well.
PRICES FLUCTUATE. WRITE FOR LEAF LIST
/
JOHN LUCAS & CO.'S PRICE
WHITE ZINCS GROUND
PRICES FLUCTUATE. SEE LEAF LIST
I's c k s iik r .--Isieas Whiles an- put up In lip J. 2fi and !*Hh. I In c h ij s , black Iron kcRS and paten I wood kegs. onr ni-w Iillllly kegs ore llRlilcrand inure practieal cmiialMiTslIiaM Ihe eld style wooden kega. Kegs are alilpiaal luoae, IIiih |H)ctid.
BATTLESHIP WHITE
We have Riven tills dlHlhirtivc name to this hnn<l nf white tHH'Hiiac it Is aludlar to that which we have hiriilnhi*l the Goveriinietit for use on tin ships of war. It has had the must severe tesla on land and sea. It has stood the test of wind and weather, and the disintegrating effect of the sal mm waves. We guarantee quality- The price is right.
CRUISER WHITE
Another wonder In the way of white. No question but that It is worthy of Its name. It has been used will) distinc tive succesa both on land and sea, standing equally Well Him wind and astt water. We welcome testa as lo It* color and
4 lasting qualities. Low In price.
POLAR WHITE
A brillUml, dnttling white, A new combination. It Is especially recommended for seaside exposure, alsofor salute pits and tqfl coal nylnt, Stan <1 mil not Maries or rfrteolnr.
I Not an ex perltnenl, but proven by practical tests to lie a really
Hiqwrlor artfclo. A good baae for making lints for outside use.
VIEILLE MONTAGNE FRENCH ZINC
GREEN BEAL AND BED BEAL
The Ideal white sine. A dealing white of uneqimled
brilliancy. Non-poisonous. Ground with great care and ex-
eeedtngly fine In specially refined, at moat colorless, pure lin
seed oil.
IK
This Is our own grinding of V. M. process white sine, and Is fully equal to that ground In France and Imported In
drums. It is etondord for color, whiteness and durability.
FRENCH PROCESS WHITE ZINC
fill it Iks line vhteh JIUe the rigid tp&i/catlont of Ihe A'apy t /iqwlanl, (I. 8. (ierenment, lo eUd w hate supplied Aaa
dredt of tons for pnlnllng Ihe woridfamone While Squadron American In base, American In oil. No French sine, no French poppyseed oil. Bsse Is msde from refined metslllo sine by a process similar to but better than the old VlelHe Montagna French process. Oil Is extra refined and pale, and made from selected American seed.
If you want the very best that can be made, just try tills brand.
BETTER VALUE CANNOT BE MADE
i PRICES FLUCTUATE. WRITE FOR
i
0 0 0 7 -S W P -0 0 0 0 1 2 5 7 4
\
20 JOHN LUCAS & CO.'S PRICE LIST
WHITE ZINCS GROUND IN OIL
PBICEB FLUCTUATE. SEE LEAF LIST
l*Ai`K tar#. - 1-iH'nw Wliilr.s art* phi up In 12* ,j, 25 mul 50 II*.
Ilii I'h imi,
Iron
h imI piilPiHwuoil kt'jw. Our m*tv
utility kr**s nrr linlilir Mini innrrpniHiml ponlHiiit'm Nmii (hit
ol'l Myli' uinwlrh ki'nn. Ki |;n nrv whippctl Iimmu , tins puckt^-l.
PURE FRENCH ZINC
A IlmroiiRhly ri'tinlitv bmiMl nf while zinc, brnmif In oiir V M. hmml in color unly, A iHituttiful while for line work nml Knirrnl use. Imlng uniform In Icxluru, body ami rolnr. It Un* snjrjilrtiilol many Kiik Mh Ii and (li>rinmi brand* In thi>
Wnsl Mu Mi'm Hint South America, mid ht*l|H*l to make Luca*'
Ittatulv papiilur.
BLANC DE ZINC
BED SEAL AND GREEN BEAL A Jutfly |Mi|iulAr brimd of while sine. Body guml, color excellent, KtH'oiiimtmdud to Jobbers and dealers.
01BBSBORO SNOW-WHITE ZINC
Our ohlmi and o t ic of our mnnt meritorious brands, be-
cauacof Ua unqtiestlonMl anil liitrluslo value, la a beautiful
wmw white, timdy grotm*! and dense.
_
PURE AMERICAN ZINC
Kxactly wlml we Ih Ih I II. High gmle ihunesllo zinc wlilte. nriMiml IIIH' In pure liimcnl oil. I'orllculai'ly recoiniflomliil (or mixing will, white Ietui for law nr atuck fur gencnl iiw .
BETTER VALUE CANNOT BE MADE
JERSEY SNOW-WHiTE ZINC
A medium gnele of combltiAllon white sine. Has given excellent satlafaeliori w herever used. Iw |Nipufar in Hits South.
PENNSYLVANIA SNOW^WHITE ZINC
A |wipular hrand in Ihe Keyhtoiic Stale, csfiecltltv In the coat ri'gioiiM, Very durable Dims tint blacken or yellow.
ARCTIC SNOW-WHITE ZINC
An Iu c x ih iiik Iv o gradii of real merit. Color good, body (air.
BALTIC SNOW-WHITE ZINC
A low-priced white. Denso, finely ground and good color.
Better Value Than Luoaa Value Cannot Be Hade
The sii|ierhir quality ol cine as a paint, imperially Ifsdurahtlliy ami whllcuuxti, has been recognlicil (or many years, and
It Is at Ibis time almost univcmally used In connection with white lead to prevent the chalking which Is Inscistrablc from that pigment. It la now, however, being more extensively used alone, as a great many of the theories formerly Indulged
In astoilH iieeliug, cle., proved to lie merely assumption Any iwlnl tinder Ihe name conditions would t>cel, i s., where there Is moisture 111 idcrucalh. We are recommending the use ot chic
atone wherever there Is a perfectly dry surface, while (or In lerlors nothing hut xlnu sliould lie used. The well-known isilsoiioiiselmnielerof lead has been called to Ihe allenthm
id coiisiuiiets hy aliuosl n 11 hireigu governments, which liave Klrlugeut reguliillouH as to lls employment even otitsldu.
PRICES FLUCTUATE. WRITE FOR LEAF LIST
JOHN LUCAS * CO.'S PRIC
COLORED PAINTS GROUN
Brown, Manhattan Metallic............................. New Jersey Metallic.....................
" New Jersey Spanish..................... Red, Manhattan Venetian ....... .............
' New Jersey Venetian........................ Crimson Oxide, Gibltsboro......................
" * New Jersey..................... Red Oxide, New Jersey Bright ............... Red Lead, Gibbsboro....... .......................
* C. P......................................... Ochre, Manhattan French...................
'* New Jersey French....................... ** JL CO French............................. *' Manhattan Oxford.................. * C. P. English Oxford.......... *......... " Manhattan White........................... " *' Gray............................ Bronze Green, Marine;............................
" New Jersey....................... Zarina Oreen, Gibbsboro.........................
** New Jersey......................... _, .---- Napoleon Oreen, Gihi>sboro....................
4* New jersey.................... Rich and beautiful greens. Especially usefu fronts, blinds, shutters, ornamental frames and and wood work. Send for sample card.
Slate Paint, New Jersey.......................... * Gibbsboro...........................
Blue Paint, New Jersey........................... Black Paint, New Jersey..................
' Gibbsboro.......................... Black, Marine............................................
Prices given arefortSlb, tins up to 700-lb. p #c. per lb. advance. Packed in cases of 8-12# a
Manhattan and New Jersey brands of Color larly recoitunended for priming or first-coating w for structural iron work.
PRICES SUBJECT TO DISC
0 0 0 7 -S W P -0 0 0 0 1 2 5 7 5
\
28JOHN LUCAS & 00.8 PRICE LIST
PUBLIC BUILDING COLORED PAINT
AND LUCAS TINTED PASTE PAINT H7 30 Ml 43 85
; 47 74 68 88
20 H 17 40 87
10 37 14 26 22
84 61
I
2 16
70 41 70 44 82
1) 3 08 31 91
30 32 80 36 10
80 12
7
13 20
03 18 66 90 62
BETTER VALUE CANNOT BE MADE
JOHN LUCAS & OO.-S PRIC
PUBLIC BUILDING COLOR
50 colors. White anti Black. In 25 lh cans, kegs and packages................
I2^-llicans Xc- peril), advanc Not a mixed paint, hut ground stil
The Oil Required for Thinni ' 100 lbs. ol any light or medium color paste least 6# gallons of linseed oil and % gallon ol dry 10* gallons of paint. 100 lbs. of any of the dar will require at least 7 gallons of oil and H gallon nearly 12 gallons of paint.
LUCAS TINTED PASTE
64 colors, White and Black. In 25-lb. cans, kegs and packages..............
12X-lb cans tfc. per lb. advanc Not a mixed paint, but ground stiff The ideal colored paints ground in oil for
BRICK PAINTS
For restoring, beautifying and weather-proo
Light, Medium amt Dark Brick Red; Lig Cotta, Light and Dark Western Brick Color, Da
In 25-tb. cans and packages........................
6 and 7-lb. cans 1c, per lb. advance; 12^-l
advance.
___
. Covering Capacity
For one coat over a priming coat of Venetian t lb. of Brick Paint to cover 60 sq. ft.
For economy in time and material, perman appearance, the work done with our compounds pass every other form of brick preparation.
PRICES SUBJECT TO DISCO
30 JOHN LUCAS & CO.'S PRICE LIST
PLUHBAGO PAINT
OR GRAPHITE Non-absortient. Water proof. Infusible.
Paste, in 25-lb. rails ami packages........... per lt>., $0.13# 12#-lb. cans #c. per II i. advance.
Specially prepared lo witlistand the direct action of steam, hot oils, heat and water. Particularly useftd for preserving smokestacks, tin and iron roofs and structural wood and iron work.
(Hack and five colors. For Liquid Plumbago Paint see page 38.
BARREL PAINTS
Dry quickly.
Red end Brown, in barrels only .............per 1b , $0.06
White, in barrels only.............................. "
.06#
Blue, Yellow,Grecnand Bright Yellow,
in barrels only............................. .
" .07
#c. per ll>. advance for 100-lb. kegs and half barrels.
For petroleum, vinegar, oil. and other barrels. To be thinned with benzine or rosin varnish.
ELASTIC ROOPING CEMENT
Red, Black, Brown and Slate.
in barrels................................................per 100 lbs-, $4.60
In 100-lb. tin-lined firkins........ .
" 6.00
In 60-lb. tin-lined firkins.......................
"
6.20
0
In 25-lb, tins........................................... "
8.80
g
In 12#-lb. tins.......................................
"
8.30
-J In assorted 1 to6-lb. cans................. " 10.00
1
jg Durable. Tough. Elastic. Waterproof,
< For bedding and pointing slate, brick and stone work. Also for
o stopping leaks in tin and shingle roofs,
o o --
--_
m PRICES SUBJECT TO DISCOUNT
VI ............ ....... -M
- --n -! -- I .n
JOHN LUOAS & 00/8 PRICE
PUTTY
J. L. & CO.'S PURE LINSEED O
In barrels.............................. .................per " 100-lb. tin-lined firkins......................... " 5Mb. " " 25-lb. tins.............................................. " 12#-1b. tins................................. " 5-lb. " " 3 lb. " ............................................ "2-lb. " ................................ . .. " " 1-lb. "
PURE PUTTY
In barrels....... ..........................................
" 100-lb. tin-lined firkins......... ...............
" 5Mb. "
"
" 25-lb. tins..............................................
" 12#-lb. tins..........................................
"fi-lb. !' ....... ................................ "
" 3-|b. "
2-lb. "
Mb, " ............................................
BROWN, RED, BLACK PU
In 10Mb'. tin-lined firkins.........................
"60-lb. "
"
"25-lb. tins..............................................
" 12#-Ib. tins..........................................
STOVE PUTTY
In barrels only.........................................
PRICES SUBJECT TO DISC
0007-S W P -000012577
32 JOHN LUOAH & OO.'H PRICE LIST
IRON AND STEEL FILLER
See sample card.
Seven Shades................................................ pcrlli,, $0.14 Prices given arc fur 2-Vlb. tills ii(i to 700-lli. packages. tins Jfc. III. advance.
I try as hard as iron in I to N hours, and will nut peel or crack. They are not ground line, lint are intended to lie used principally for tilling rough castings, mould and rivet Seams, sand holes, etc. They may he hammered. S|iecially prepared for machinery, heavy tools, castings, tanks, iron and steel work.
IRON AND STEEL PAINT
See sample card.
Five Shades.......... .................................. .....jier lb,, $0.14 Prices given arc for 26-lb. tins up to 700-lb. packages, 12<f-ll. tins tfc. Ih. advance.
They arc ground fine to give the greatest covering capacity and a smooth finish. They dry hard, and should lie used as finishing coats after the Iron and Steel Fillers have lieen ruhlied down anti sandpa|H-red.
PASTE PRIMERS
For carriages, wagons, agricultural implements. See sample card.
Brush Vermilion Primer, Light and Peep.... per ll>., $0.14
. llrush Leatl Color Primer, Light and Deep... " .14
Pipping Vermilion Primer, Light ami Deep.. u
.14 .
Orange Vermilion Primer,,..............,............ "
.14
4204 Vermilion Primer................................. " .14
These Primers are made in two forms; (A) l.iglrt Gravity, for dipping; (H) Heavy Gravity, fur brush work. Excellent covering tiualiiies..
PRICES SUBJECT TO DISCOUNT
-/
LUCAS'READY-MIXED
* ' I f
\
)
i
BETTER VALUE CANNOT
LUCA S' HANDY HOME-HELPS
JOHN LUCAS & CO S PRICE L
LUCAS READY-MIXED PA
Tinted doss, No s . 200, Me(rn|)olit;iii, N
-:m 2:1s
2X8-3KH
207 21
275-375 259-359
293
295 25
21OS-3191 248
219-319
243-343
2
820-32(1
206
272
200 20
222-322 225-325 217-317
270-370 271
200 240-340 205-305
201-301 260
0 0 0 7-SWP-000012578
204-304 245-345 228-328
227-327
2
BETTER VALUE CANNOT BE MADIl
->
IV
!___ ... .
BETTER VALUE CANNOT BE M
L
0 0 0 7-SWP-000012579
34 JOHN LUCAS & CO.'S PRICE LIST
READY-MIXED PAINTS
Prices given aire for Mixed 1 'mul in 1-gal. cans. Pur other;iizes add lit or ideduet horn n iI'T gallon prices the
For % gallons mid |0r. per gal.
t1 "%
" 20e. i *
" '* 4 4
30e. 4 4
4 11t'l fl
" 4.rte, 4 4
.1|1 44
" 7.V. II
For barrels deduct llle. It X bids. " ac. If 10-g. kegs" 5c. 4 l fi-g. kits " 6c: 14 ft-g. cans " 2c.
cased
Packing--Mixed Paints are packed in east's containing 6 gallons.
(That is, <M gal., \i-lA gal., 24-V gill., 48-% gal. anti 1MJ-1'* gaV. cans.) This makes a convenient package for handling, storing and shipping.
We give hilt measure. All our Iktuid products are sold by the standard trade gallon, equivalent to 1% lbs. of linseed oil to the gallon.
TINTED GLOSS MIXED PAINT
Pure oil. Pull measure. Standard gallon. 84 Culors, 3 Whites and Black. Put up in all size cans.
Shades, Tints, Black, and Outside and Inside White......|>er gal,, $2.00
Ir'ToWnnsliaiwwUwriiivu-,, 2a0n1,, 2z2z7r,, 2m2o8, 2a.m19,, 2a1n5,, 2a6n4,, 2n7o3,, 2io7, m, 290,
3.00
on Every Can "
" We guarantee the contents of this can to lie the best value in (mint that can lie made fur covering capacity and durability."
METROPOLITAN MIXED PAINT
A high-grade paint at a low price. Will last for years. 00 Colors, 3 Whites and Black. Put up in all size cans,
.Shades, Tints. Black, and Outside and Inside White.:... per gal., $1.80 'Porcelain Whit^
(iuaranteed Uhl 3 waltirxfr Chemical pamt. A popular grade of
mixed paint such as dealers in reliable goods require to meet comiiet-
ing brands.
____________
LIQUID PRIMERS
*
These paints are specially prepared for priming or first-coating new wood.
Yellow, Cray and White, in 1-gal- cans...................... ...................$1.50
PRICES SUBJECT TO DISCOUNT
JOHN LUCAS & CO.'S PRICE
LUCAS READY-MIXED P
Tinted f iloss Nos. 200. Metropolitan
282 3H2 211 291-391
202 302
2M-3I4 251-301
279
241 -341
231-331 203 303 298-398
230-330
286 210-310 281-381
283
280-380 213-313 ,292-392
212-312
255 236-336 220-320
250-356
223-323 294-394 277-377
250-350
BETTER VALUE CANNOT BE
0007- SW P-000012580
36 JOHN LUCAS & CO.'S PRICE LIST
FLOOR MIXED PAINT
1`llt up ill size packages.
,
M Coitus, in I-gillnii vans......................................... $1.5(1
A thoroughly reliable (Mini that will dry hunt, resist moislure or
dampness, is vermin proof, ami specially prepared for kitchen, dining room, hall and foil room IliHirs.
/
K DECK AND PORCH MIXED PAINT
Cut lip in all size packages,
H Colors, ill l-gullnn runs................... :.................... $2.0(1
A high-grade, hard-drying elastic paint; will stand both wear and weal her on porch floors ami "steps, decks of Isials. etc.; can lie used inside as well as mu.
RUSTIC SHINGLE STAIN
Cut tip in l-gallmi cans and larger packages.
Colors, A2 to Art inclusive..... i*er gallon in barrels, 11.20
" HI lo 1112 " ...... "
" 1.00
Cf to CO " ,..... '* " .80
Shingle UiJQftrckJ&L "
/6\
.lit)
loir half barrelsAo aiido-gallon kegs add Iir, |>er gallon to net gallon price, limply packages are not returnable.
Twenty soft, velvety, durable colors, ground and thinned in a vehicle that will prevent mildew and preserve wood.
One gallon stain is siiflicient for dipping from 250 to 925 shingles, or will stain from L'fi to 150 square feet when brushed on.
IRON OXIDE MIXED PAINT
Put up ill % and 1-galfnii cans and larger packages. 8 Colors, in I-gallon cans................. ......................... $1.50 Made of selected native oxides. .Suitable for any material, iron, stone, wood, brick, roots, fences, Units, or the finest to the most hum ble structure where the colors are suitable.
Fur prices of mixed paints in other sizes than gallons, see (up of page 24.
PRICES SUBJECT TO DISCOUNT
t
JOHN LUCAS & CO.'S PRICE
Huff Yellow Salmon Terra Cotta Fed Pe
FLOOR; DECK AND PORCH
Stone Fawn
Cray
Slate
Ash C.o
BRIOHT WAGON PAIN
||| ue
Yellow
Maroon
Vermil
IRON OXIDE PAINT
l.t. Slate Yellow Itronze Copper llrowil Red
Itronze
COPPER PAINT
Red
BETTER VALUE CANNOT BE M
38 JOHN LUOAS & CO.'S PRICE LIST
METALLIC ROOF AND BARN LIQUID PAINT
Put up in % and 1 -gallon cans and larger packages. 8 Colors...................... .................... in l-gallon cans, 11.00
For roofs, barns, sheds, bridges and ironwork.
JOHN LUOAS A CO.'S PRICE L
BRIGHT WAGON MIXED P
Put up in all si/e packages. 5 Colors and lllack, in 1 -gal. cans................... Knr f,rm wagons plows, carts and agricultural
STRUCTURAL ROOF AND BARN LIQUID PAINT
Put up in H and I-gallon cans and larger packages. 3 Colors...........................................in l-gallon cans, $1.00
for outside use.
Remarkably tough, durable and elastic. Recommended for roofs,
barns, structural ironwork and frame buildings of all kinds. Write for
sample card.
_________________
PLUMBAGO LIQUID PAINT
MARINE MIXED PAIN
For wood, iron and steel steamships and ve Thoroughly first-class articles that can lie confide
(Also called Graphite.)
to all ship owners and steamship companies.
Put up in % and l-gallon cans and larger packages.
Put up in all sires from X-gal. cans to
5 Colors and lllack.........................in l-gallon cans, $1.75
For Paste Plumbago Paints see page 30.
Specially prepared to withstand the direct action of steam, hot oils, heat and water. Particularly useful for preserving smokestacks, tin and iron roofs and structural wood and iron work. Write for sample card.
LUCAS COPPER PAINT llronze, Red and Green, in 1-gal, cans .........
* Anti-fouling and anti-corrosive.
CALUMET COPPER PAIN
CARBURIZED COATINGS
Rronze, Red and Green, in 1-gal. cans.........
4 Colors and Dlack.........................in 1-gatlon cans, $1.75
A very remarkable anti-rust, protective and preservative article. Specially recommended for all kinds of iron and steel exposed to the elements and subject to frequent and excessive variations in tempera ture. Works and Rows freely under the brush. Sets in a compara tively short time. _ Dries rather slow, but sure. Remains very tough and elastic, holds its gloss, and is tmequaled for durability and intrinsic protective projwrties. Write for sample card.
a n t i-c o r r o s iv e PRIME One Shade only, m I-gal. cans....................
a n t i-f o u l in g e n a me Red and Green, in l-gah cans.....................
--s ANTI-RUST BLACK ENAMEL
In l-gallon cans......... ............................................... $4.00
o
o o-J
Dries rapidly, making a very hard enamel surface, impervious to the action of water; es|ecially recommended for painting iron pijtes and ironwork in general in cold storage plants, breweries; also for
interiots of iron tanks and reservoirs, will not taint water.
8
ma r in e b l a c k
In 1-ga,l. cans ........................................... .
ma r in e b r o n z e g r e e
,In ,1-ga.l. cans.......................................
For prices of mixed paints in other sizes than gallons see lop of page 34.
For prices of Mixed I*.lints in oilier sizes than gallo
PRICES SUBJECT TO DISCOUNT
i
PRICES SUBJECT TO DISC
-000012581
JOHN LUOAS & CO.'S PRICE
PREPARED PAINT
;I0 Colors, 3 Whites and Mack. Put up in I, 2, S and 3lh cans ont Packed in cases of 50 and loo lbs. (UMi-'i lb.,
and 2<)-a l|>. cans.} Sliades and Parti Colors, also IHack, and Inside and
side While........................................................... (ireen, Ittue, Vermilion, Yellow ami bright Red.... Porcelain While.............................. ...........................
TO THE DEALER - It will pay dealers to carry this line of paint i mixed for use, as it does away with the time and tr mix small tjiiantities for consumers. Ii'riendsliip is a conscijUt'iilly it pays to have your name mi all goods trade. With our line of Prepared Paints we fur I sjtccial label, sample card and circulars with your na printed in good style. They make a ileal appearan and move rapidly at a good pmlil.
BETTER VALUE CANNOT BE PRICES SUBJECT TO DISCO
0 0 0 7 -S W P -0 0 0 0 1 2 5 8 2
0007 -SWP-000012583
V
43 JOHN LUCAS & CO.'S PRICE LIST
LUCAS CARRIAGE GLOSS PAINT
12 Colors and Black.
In l*gal. cans ' . ,--------- --------------- Per dozen------------------------ >
I'er gallon
Quarts
Bints
% pints
% pints
83.76
812.00
87.20
84.80
83.00
This paint produces the most brilliant gloss surface. Sujjerior to
any article for either interior or exterior decoration. Dries hard in 24 hours. It is mostly used for carriages, sleighs, porch furniture, farm implements, window sash, flower pots, etc
. LUCAS ENAnEL PAINT
8 Tints, White, 16 Colors and Black.
In 1-gal. cans Per gallon 83.76
.----------------------------- Per dozen---------------------------- >
Quarts Pints % pints % pints % pints
812.00 87.20
8180
83.00
81-76
Particularly useful for decorating wood, wicker, metal or earthen
ware, chairs, baskets, frames, baby coaches, furniture and other house
hold articles. It makes a porcelam-like surface, perfectly smooth and
easily cleansed. When hard it can be rubbed and will take a high
polish.
_
LUCAS BICYCLE ENAHEL
1$ Colors, 8 Tints, Black and White.
,---------------- ----...-Per dozen-------- --------------- , % pints, 84.80 % pints, 83.00 J4 pints, 81.76
These enamels are elastic, will stand baking, dry quick, hard and with a beautiful enamel surface that can be washed with warm water and soap and is not affected by oil or grease.
P. P. ENAHEL AND PRIHER
In >4-gal. and I-gal. cans and larger packages.
P. P. White Enamel Primer, in 1-gal. cans............. .......Per gal., 8*i06
I*. P. White Enamel, in 1-gal, cans........ ......................... "
4.80
11 igh-grade articles for practical painters. For use on fine interior
woodwork, walls, etc., where "free" working qualities and extra fine
finish are desired.
'
BETTER VALUE CANNOT BE MADE
PRICES SUBJECT TO DISCOUNT
JOHN LUCAS Jfc CO.'S PRI
LUCAS ENAHEL P AND LUCAS CARRIAGE G
33 4 fi 2 7
25 21
20 2ti 23
27 28 29 19 37
LUCAS BATH ENA
1(1 Ivory 10 Robin Blue 12 White 13 Se
BETTER VALUE CANNOT BE
0 0 0 7 -S W P -0 0 0 0 1 2 5 8 4
44 JOHN LUOAS A OO.'S PRICE LIST
LUCAS BATH ENAMEL
4 Tints and White.
In 1-gal. cans Per gallon 96.00
,----------------------------Per dozen---------------- ----------- >
Quarts Pints % pints % pints yi pints
!Q.OO 910.60 96 00
93.50
92.50
This enamel dries hard with a gloss that will stand hot and told water, steam, soap, dilute acids, alkalies and disinfectants. Made of the most permanent pigments and specially prepared varnish. Par ticularly useful for decorating and preserving the interiors and exteriors of bath tubs, radiators, water coolers, sinks, etc, ; also for the walls of bath rooms and hospitals, gangways and cabins of steamships,
yachts, etc. The Best Enamel for Golf Balls.
LUCAS BATH ENAHEL PRIHER
Dark for Black and Colors. Light for White and Tints.
In 1-gal. cans Per gallon 93.26
<------------- -Per dozen-------- --------------.
Quarts
Pints % pints X P'n,s
911.00 ' 96.26
93.76
92-26
This primer dries hard with a dull, almost flat, finish. It will stand baking when necessary or desirable, and we specially recom mend it for priming or first-coating bath tubs, bicycles, etc.
LUCAS SCREEN ENAHEL
2 Colors, Black and Green.
In 1-gal. cans
Per gallon
Black.......... 91.25
Green.........
2.00
,------------ --- Perduzen--------------------
Quarts Pints yi pints % pints
94-25 92.76 f1.76
91-25
7.00 4.00
2.60
1 60
This enamel is durable and elastic. It works and flows "free," -so that it covers evenly all parts of the wire and leaves neither bare spaces nor lumps at the corner of the meshes.
_______
AUTTLEREMINDER
In many decorative schemes the painter or decorator will find that our Perfect Gold or the Perfect Aluminum Enamel will I* of high value worked in conjunction with our tinted enamels. Will not lariush.
BETTER VALUE CANNOT BE MADE PRICES SUBJECT TO DISCOUNT
JOHN LUOAS & GO'S PRICE
TROPHY GLOSS COACH
10 Colors and Hint k.
In 1-gal. cans Per gallon *3.00
,---------------------- Per doz
Quarts
Pints
910.00
90.00
A good paint for everything on wheels; also chairs, toys, (lower stands, garden tools, ele.
gloss lit aImh O 21 hours.
TROPHY ENAHEL PA
10 Colors, l Tints, Black and W
In I-gal. cans Per gallon 93.00
<----------------------------- Per dozen
Quarts Pints yi pints
$10.00 $6.00
93 50
_ Useful and l>eauti lul for decorating and pre
thing around and in the house. It dries with a
about 24 hours.
_____________
STOVE ENAHEL
A sure preventive of rust.
In 1-gal. cans Per gallon
92.25
----------------------- Per doze
Quarts
Pints
%
97.20
91-00
A lustrous jet black for use on stoves and sto good for smokestacks, boilers, radiators, uiping work. Stands exposure to heat, steam and the a
EBONY FLAT BLAC
Heady mixed.
in 1-gal. cans
.-----------------------Per doz
Per gallon
Quarts
Pints
%
ii
93.25
$11.00
*6.25
' A tiptop article for preserving and decoratin ironwork of all kinds anil descriptions whenev
is desirable. Especially recommended for iron andirons, fancy lamps and fancy iron articles.
BETTER VALUE CANNOT BE
t PRICES SUBJECT TO DISCO
-0 0 0 0 1 2 5 8 5
40 JOHN LUOAS & OO.'S PRICE LIST
BLACKBOARD LIQUID SLATING
In' l-gal. cans Per gallon $3.60
<---------------------- Per dozen---------------------- >
Quarts
Pints
'A pints % pints
$11.60
$0,75
$4.00
$2.60
Makes an unsurpassed surface on all kinds of material used fur blackboards, old or new, whether made of paper, plaster, wood or slate. It sets quick and dries hard over night, does not become greasy and is not easily marred or scratched. It will not crack, craze or blister. Any good crayon--chalk or steatite--will make a clear, sharp mark which can be easily erased. One gallon will cover 200 to 260 feet of properly prepared surface three coats. Put up in utility cans.
LUCAS ALUMINUM BNAMEL
In 1-gal; cans Per gallon $6.60
In cans, ready mixed for use.
,--------------------- --Per dozen------- -------------- ,
Quarts Pints % pints % pints yi pints
$20.60 $10.75 $6.00
$3.60
$2.50
A tiptop article for all kinds of decorative work; especially
recommended for painting radiators, registers, lampposts, letter boxes,
grilles, etc. Dries with a brilliant jtermanent finish that is more
durable than gold, silver or cupper, also cheaper. Has been used in
large quantities for painting lampposts, oil and air tanks, with entire
satisfaction.
.
PERFECT ALUHINUn ENAflEL
Not mixed.
Put up in box containing the powder, brush and liquid.
Large size boxes, per dozen........ .................................................. $4.60 Small size boxes, " ....... ............................................. . 3.00
o o
A superior enamel fur household use. Easily applied by any person, and will be found valuable for decorating and preserving
-j lamps, gas and electric fixtures, metal furniture, radiators, registers,
w baby carriages and go-carts, bath room pipes and fixtures. Has a
tine high luster and will jKisitively not tarnish, and is exceedingly
durable and washable.
BETTER VALUE OANNOT BE MADE
PRICES SUBJECT TO DISCOUNT
JOHN LUOAS A OO.'S PRIC
PERFECT GOLD ENA
Not mixed.
Put up iu Irox containing |>owder, brush
Large size boxes............... ..................................... Small size boxes...................................................
This is a genuine substitute for ordinary gol tional virtue of being easy to use. Works and M rub up or tarnish. When hard can lie washed A successful decorative gold enamel for frame lamps and chairs, parlor tables, gas fixtures, me
ARTISTS' GOLD PAINT, RE
(Alto SILVER, COPPER and ALU
In neat wooden boxes, with brush, large............ " '* " small............
Fur bronzing Liquids see Varnis For Bronzing Powders see Sund
WAXOLAC LIQUID PO
Put up in utility screw-top can
Ini-gal. cans Per gallon $2.50
,--------------Per dozen
Quarts
Pints
$8.60
$5.00
This is a genuine polish. It docs not contain and is not a dirt catcher or skirt sailer. It is a when applied according to directions un laln.l w perfect satisfaction.
BETTER VALUE OANNOT BE
PRICES SUBJECT TO DISC
48 JOHN LUOAS & CO.'S PRICE LIST
LUCAS' QUALITY IS M
HYGEIA FLOOR POLISH
Suitable lor all kinds of wood floors.
In assorted 1, 2 and 4-lb. cans....... ............................ ....... |K`r lb., $0.00
This polish is translucent and does not oliscure growth or grain of
I the wood. It does not dry out while, hut hard and elastic, with just sufficient "hold" to prevent falling. It will not scratch or mar, and is altogether the ideal polish. One pound will cover a floor from 16x16 to 111x20 feet. 1 Erections on all labels. We have a booklet (D-186) which explains the care of floors. Cost you a |x>stnl.
HYGEIA FURNITURE POLISH
A household rejuvetiator.
Large bottles, packed 0 in a box................................per dozen, $2.50
Small bottles, ** 12 * " .............................. "
1.90
In 1-gallon panel cans........ ........... ..............................per gallon, 1.05
Specially prepared for cleansing and renewing furniture and wood work in general. A mafic remover of dirt. Makes old ]utint like new. Dries quickly ; never sticky.
HYGEIA FLOOR OIL
In 1-gallon panel cans.
per gallon, $1.00
An excellent anti-dust and disinfectant. Strongly recommended for floors and woodwork of stores, hotels, hospitals and public build ings. Prevents the circulation of dust, microbes and vermin. It is odorless. It is n o t sticky.
0 0 0 7 -S W P -0 0 0 0 1 2 5 8 6
Ml RAC VARNISH AND PAINT REHOVER
' Miraculous in its effects. A wonder for work. In (-gallon panel cans.!................................................ per gallon, $3.00
Put up in panel cans, % pint to 1 gallon and larger packages. Almost instantly removes old varnish, shellac, enamel and paint from wood, iron and glass. Ha h mi.k s s t o iia n u s . No u n i'i.k a s a n t o d o u . Send for circulars and testimonials.
BETTER VALUE OANNOT BE MADE
PRICES SUBJECT TO DISCOUNT
BETTER VALUE CANNOT
0007-SW P-000012587
LUCAS'STOCK IS COMPLETE i BETTER VALUE CANNOT BE MADE
JOHN LUOAS & CO.'S PRIC
PERFECT VARNISH S
Put up ill friction-top utility ca
In 1-gal. cans ,--------------------- 1------ IVr dozen
Per gallon Quarts Pints % pints
$1.(15
$8.00 1.40
$'2.00
These varnish stains contain no water, anil the grain of the wood. They contain no anili l>ermanent. As varnish enters largely into th stain and varnish in one operation, and dry ijtiic gloss when applied to hard woods or over old w white pine in particular, one coat of Hard (til F
to secure a high even gloss. Over painted surfaces (old work) they m
results, but in this case it is necessary, in order to to paint the work with two coats of our Fiat Gro is dry apply the stain. The samples shown on by this method. On new wood the resultant e brilliant and natural.
FLAT OROUND CO
For stains.
In 1-gal. cans ,---------------------------- Per dozen
Per gallon Quarts Pints % pints
$1.66
$6.00 $3.40
$2.00
This paint will he found necessary where i the finish or color of woodwork from white o imitation of hard wood, oak, walnut, etc. it d which closely resembles natural white pine and j the stains (lioth varnish and oil) almost as we sample on page 60.
LUCAS OIL STAIN
' Put up in fricliou-top utility c
In 1-gal, cans .---------------------------- Per dozen
Per gallon Quarts Pints % pints
$1.40
$4.75 $2.76
$1.75
These stains are specially recommended natural wood finish is desired. They work and the grain of the wood without obscuring the " duce the most heautiful and artistic cftects on bot See samples on page 60, _________
. BETTER VALUE CANNOT B
PRICES SUBJECT TO DISC
0007-S W P -000012588
60 Maple
JOHN LUCAS & OO.'S PRICE LIST
PERFECT VARNISH STAIN
Oriental Green
Cherry Fruit
Cherry Rosewood M;ihugii
Golden Oalc
Walnut
Oak
Flemish
('.round
Oak Old Oak Color
Nor*.--There Mtaple* (boar the beautiful and natural effects which can be ob tained by using our stain* on M wark that ha* been prepared for stain* by llie application of two coat* of our Hat drsssl Catar. Oa asw weed' the results are
much more brilliant, beauUful and uaturel.
Maple
PERFECT OIL STAIN
Oriental Green
Cherry Fruit
Cherry Rosewood Mahogany
Golden
Flemish
Ground
Oak Walnut Oak
Oak Old Oak Color
BETTER VALUE CANNOT BE MADE
JOHN LUCAS & CO.'S PRIC
LUCAS RELIABLE VAR
We five (tall measure. All onrlbpdd pnalucla a trade fallen, equivalent lu VV, lbs. of Humid oil lo I bo
We have h>r ri.tisivici.v our varnishes. This ness is under (he of experienced chemists who h many years. Us material and coi ity, our varnishe at the same unif cellence as hereto teed ec|Ual'to the
SIZE A OF VARNIS
Our varnishes are from J^-piril to 10 whole liarrets.
The half and our standard panel cans, sealed will) a brass cup Iwaring I l the small vise* we bare adopted the frlrlloa-lop open, easy to close, and useful forever. No broken unr/lrs The large opening admit* the use of tlie varnish direct from the can, with out drat pouring it Into another pack age.
We are also prepared ta ftar. alah aasall slses In paael entail when desired.
A WORD ABOUT EflPTY PACKAGES
Barrels, IiaI! barrels, kotfamnl Irons jHkrltitiun cans of our own itmke we lake Imck at tliclr umrkcl value Io n?, If in gooil ortlcTaiiil freight prcjimlil lo
I'eeIih k l 'm of rUlu<r iimmiftic`hir<rM will Ik i only cr^llioif a* "Strays," at such prices tw wc may list.
Umu may Ix j n'icnreil for rclilliHK-
PHIOE3S SUBJECT TO DISC
0007-S W P -000012589
63 JOHN LUOAS & CO.'S PRICE LIST
LUCAS POPULAR VARNISHES
In round utility cans.
itoctaf fa easts ouulaluhig 2 (lot. quart*. tjiiurls I'fiita 54 t'tnm <4 pint#
4 dm. pinla, i ilm % pint*, 4 dot, 54 pint*, |K-r per per per
H dot. % pints ml Jot. 54 pint*.
iJlHUMl iloxen doxeu dtiieu
Outside er Ceech
Special Coach......... ............. .............
No. 1 Coach......... ...............................
Extra No. I Coach..............................
No. 1 Finishing Coach liody............
Inside er Furniture
Special Union......... ............................ No. 1 Union.................................... .
Special Furniture............................. .
No. I Furniture....................... ...... .....
Special Copal................................... .
No. I Copal.........................................
Extra No. 1 Copal...............................
Extra Pale Cabinet...........................
Hard Oil Finish*
Special Hard Oil Finish, Light...........
Standard Hard Oil Finish................ .
Durable Floor Finish.......................... Elastic Floor Finish.............................
White Vernlsh*
Special Daniar.....................................
No. 1 Da mar...... ,........ ....................... Decorators' Bronzing Liuuid..............
Radiator Bronzing Liquid............... .
Royal Bronzing Liquid.............. .
Black Varnish*
Special Black Asphaltuin...................
No. I Black Asphaltum...................... Black Enamel Top Dressing..............
Black Stove........ ............. .................
Japans and Dryers
Special Japan........ ....... ....................
Philadelphia Japan........................... Gibbsboro Japan........ ........................
No. 1 Liquid Dryer.............................. No. I Lightning Dryer........................
Shellacs
No. 1 Orange Shellac......... In bottles Pure Orange Shellac........ . " '
No. 1 White Shellac........... "
Pure White Shellac........ .
"
$5.26 0.16 7.76
10.75
2.90 3.36 4.00 6.26 4.00 6.80 7.76 10.76
6.26 580 4.60 7.76
4.70 0.20 4.70 6.60 7.75
2.76 3,(10 7.60 2.76
3.15 4.25 5.26 3.75 2.90
0.75 13.00 9.76 13.00
$3.00 3.40 4.25 6.00
1.86 2.00 2.40 3.00 2.40 3.25 4.26 6.00
3.00 3.26 2.60 4.26
2.70 3.60 2.70 3.60 4.26
1.76 2.20 4.16 1.76
2.00 2.45 3.00 2.30 1.86
5.25 O.flO 6.26 0.90
$1.75 2.00 2.36 3,00
1.15 1.26 1.40 1.76 1.40 1.80 2.35 3.00
1.76 1.80 1.65 2.35
1.60 2.00 1.00 2.00 2.36
1.10 1.30 2.35 1-10
1.20 1.50 1.76 1.36 1.15
3,00 3.85 3.00 3.85
$1.10 1.20 1.45 1.70
.80 .86 .96 1.10 .96 1.15 1.45 1.70
1.10 1.16 1.00 1.45
L05 1.20 1.06 1.25 1.45
.80 .90 1.40 .80
.85 LOO 1.10
.00 .80
1.75 2.25 1.75 2.25
For panel cans add 20 cents |r dozen to net prices.
PRICES SUBJECT TO DISCOUNT
JOHN LUOAS & CO.'S PRIC
LUCAS RELIABLE VARN
Parked in cases cohlaining (t-l gals,. 12-1 21-qunrts, 48-piuls, 4#-yi pints, Oti-j* pints, -IK-5*
Prices given are for. J-gnftou pane
For barrels.................................. ...... deduct IV. f
For % bhls. and 10-gal. cans........... " iOc. For 6-gal. cans................................... " V.
For Varnishes not listed ill small cans adit to
For 54-gal. panel cans add 10c. ; for utitity can
For quart
" " 16c.; for
,l
For pint
" " :tuc,; for
"
For 54-pint
" " title.; for
"
For 54-pint
" " . $1.30; for
'*
When |ackages are furnished we make an al
net gallon price. HARD OIL FINISHES
Are intended tor general interior work, wainscoting, fu nr dry to touch In from unchalf to one hour; harden in frni Itird they wilt ell aland rubbing down with |a>wdcrrd |> when MnUc, will lake a high polish.
Ideal Hard Oil Finish................................ Special Light Hard Oil Finish..................... Standard Hard Oil Finish................... Light Hard Oil Finish.................................. Extra Light Hard Oil Finish....................... Outside Hard Oil Finish...................
Specially recommended for front dunrsHiul whidinv sas
While Hard Oil Finish............................... Durable Klttor Finish......,........................... Elastic Floor Finish.................................... Standard VVax Finish...................
Fur lualde and outside use. Itriea with a hard wax tini flown*
COPAL AND FURNITURE VAR
Fur furniture In ismlcular, Interior wuudwork in gen tu touch In from one half to one huur; liitnleii in front tiix
lug on atmospheric conditions.
Special Union.................... ......................(.. No. 1 Union................................................. Special Furniture......................................... laeal Furniture............................................ No. 1 Furniture............................................ Rubbing Furniture....................................... Sjtecinl Copal...................................
No. I Copal.................................................. Extra No. 1 Copal........................................ Oak Graining Copal............................... Few Varnish.................
Extra Painters' Inside ......................... Fllamet Coptil..............................................
IVliile Cop;il..................................................
PRICES SUBJECT TO DISC
0 0 0 7 -S W P -0 0 0 0 1 2 5 9 0
\
64 JOHN LUCAS A 00.8 PRICE LIST
LUCAS RELIABLE VARNISHES
CABINET VARNISHES
Pale, hftrd anif durable "tkil" or dry lu touch in rmrhalf tiHjuu Imur; harden
In eight to twelve liniiw. When hank, tuny be fulibt.it down with oil ami pumice, amt all will take a high pulhili.
Extra Rubbing Cabinet................................jwr gal., $2.76
Cabinet Flowing............................
" 3.00
Extra 1'ale Cabinet........................
* 3.25
Piano Extra Polishing................................. "
4.00
Extra White Finishing Cabinet................... "
4.25
5PAR AND PRESERVATIVE VARNISHES
'Unexcelled (or general Interior and exterior woodwork. " Set" or dry to toueli In one-hall to one hour. Harden in ten to twenty bourn. Can be rubbed down, and will take an excellent polish.
Inside Wood Preservative........... ....... (tergal., $2.60
Outside
" ........................... ** 4.00
Spar Varnish................................................ "
4 00
COACH AND OUTSIDE VARNISHES
" Set " or dry to touch I u one to two hour*; harden In eight to twelve hoots.
Are Intended (nr general outside work.
-
Special Coach................. ............................per gal., $1.70
loeal Coach..................................
" 1.86
No. 1 Coach-................................................. "
2.00
Extra No. I Coach....................................... "
2.50
No, 1 Painters' Outside................................ "
2.60
Ouud working qualities. "Seln" in live hour*. Dries hard In
ten hour*.
Extra Painters'Outside............................... "
3.60
Adapted for beat outside work. Dries haul in ten hours.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT AND WAGON VARNISHES
Spectally nude for varnishing farm Implements and heavy wagons. "Set" ur dry to touch In one or two hours; harden In seven tu ten hours.
Special Agricultural.................................... per gal., $1.70
No. 1 Agricultural.....................
" 2.00
(loud body. Dries In live to seven hours.
Extra No. 1 Agricultural............................. "
2.25
Superior How lug, durable Dries In live to seven hours.
Superior No. 1 Agricultural...,,................... " livttvy bodled uml vry ournblu. Iirkw Iii six U> eight hum*.
2.50
Dipping Agricultural................. .................. "
2 00
Kiowa freely and dries hard.
'
lllue Steel! .nc(|lier............... ....................... " Kor dipping. Dries i|iuek and hard.
1.60
black Iron Dipping.............. ...................... "
.75
Ilriglu Shovel, lor dipping..............
" .75'
For prices oilier than 1-gallon cans see top ol' page 53.
PRICES SUBJECT TO DISCOUNT
JOHN LUCAS A CO.'S PRIC
LUCAS RELIABLE VAR
COACH RUBBING VARNI
lirtftl ftiiil wry <luruble. " S4*t" uritry In imn-h fn hi twelve, to Lweiity foiir limirs; eau lie riiIllicit in thir These varnishes are lnteiuled fur umJerciMiliiiKauii high g
Hard Drying Coach Rubbing..................
Kor undercoats on bodies ot catches, ears and carringe Dries in from six to eight hours, and can be rubbed in thr days.
Leveling...................... ..............................
Heavy bodied and can be rubbed in thirty-six Imurs.
Extra Hard Locomotive............................
Very hard and durable. Dries in (rout six to eight ho
black Coach Rubbing...............................
A Jet black and of superior covering pr|>erUus for o ileruoaU, Gan be rubbed in forty-eight hours.
FINISHING COACH AND CAR
These varnishes "set" or dry to touch In one to four h forty-eight hours, exeepting the highest grades, which re four days, depending upon atmuspheriu conditions and which varnish is applied.
English Elastic Wearing body.... ............
Equal to the Imported. Pale and durable, (or (ittishl (a. Dries dust free over nigh t.
Unsurpassed Wearing body.....................
For Hillshlng coals. Dries dust free over night.
Medium Drying Body................................
Fur finishing. Blmllartooiir Uiisurpaised Wearing Da ial to the imported, but dries somewhat faster.
Car Body Finishing............
Very pale, brilliant and durable.
Elastic dear...............................................
Very hard and durable.
One Coat Carriage ....................................
For quick work. I'ale and durable.
No. 1 Finishing Coach body.....................
Sii|>crlur flowing slid very durable.
No. t Elastic Carriage .............................
A line undercoat carriage vuriiisli.
Mixing nr Color........................................
For mixing with enm-h culms,
For prices oilier (bail in 1-gal i .ms see l
PRICES SUBJECT TO DISC
06 JOHN LUCAS St CO.'S PRICE LIST
LUCAS RELIABLE VARNISHES
OAMAR, SPIRIT AND LABEL VARNISHES
Contain llule or no oil. Are brilliant, pslusnd transparent. Almost *11 "set" and harden In a few minutes. They are primarily intended for varnishing paper,
print*, drawing*, map*, ete., not painted In oil.
Special Dantar.................... ................... No, 1 Damar................. .............. ............ .
Super Damar................................. ............ Sizing Varnish..................................... Porcelain Gloss Liquid................................
lrHgal., II II II
#1.50 2.00 2.25 .75 2.50
White Hard Spirit.................................. ... II
6.76
IChronto............. .................................. ...... .
Transparent Paper-....... ..........................
Super Pale Label................. ....................... apan Gold Size.......................................... decorators' Bronzing Liquid.....................
#1
u
* 44 U
6*60 2.60 4.16 2.16 1.45
Radiator
"
" ....................... 44
2.00
Royal
" ** ...................... 14 ' 2.76
Btue Lacquer......*............... ..................... . 14 Gold '' ................................................
1.60 1.60
Spirit Lacquers, Red, Green and M. Yellow 41
2.76
5HELLAC VARNI5HE5
There vsrtUlie* are largely tired as knot and rep killer*, alio a* priming nr lintcoat vamtahea on all kind* or wooden work, furniture, etc.: aIan for hard wood Boor* where quick drying la a necemlty. They work and low free, "ret '* or dry to
touch In a few minute*, harden In one Iv two hours, excepting Oil Shellac, which I will not harden under elx to eight hour*.
No. 1 Orange Shellac........ .......................... per gal., #3.00
Pure "
** ................................... "
3.75
No. 1 White Shellac...... ........ ;................... "
3.00
Pure "
" ......... ........................... *
3.76
Brewers'Garnet Shellac....................
" 3.50
Oil Shellac.......................
11 180
Woodlac, substitute for Shellac.................. "
1.75
^MISCELLANEOUS VARNISHES
o tn barrel*. For lere quantities extra charge for package*
o o
Extra Bright Varnish......... ............ per gal. in bbls., #0.35
No. 1 "
" ...................... "
.30
to
Paraffine Varnish...-...... .................. '* "
.30
COACH AND CAR FILLERS
Liquid Rough Stuff............................... .....per gal., #2.50
Liquid Printing............................................ *
2.60
Paste Rough Stuff, in 5,I2f4 and 26-lb. cans, per lb., #0.12
Dry Killer*, we Bunuaute.
For prices other than 1-gallon cans sec (op of page 53.
T6SZtOOOO*
PRICES SUBJECT TO DISCOUNT
JOHN LUOAS * CO.'S PRIC
JAPANS AND DRY
Under the name "Japan" we Include what should "Liquid Dryer*," Onr Japan*or Liquid Dryer* uiolnin chemical dryer*) an appreciable amount of hard gum in Iwth body and glow ni paint In which the Japan i* mixed Allot onr Japans mix readily with pure lliiscisluil in aln
Gibbsboro Japan........................................ An exceptionally strong amt reliable llipild dryer. W recommend for ordinary work uiily one |atrl of Ju|*u etxteen parts of pure linseed oil.
Philadelphia japan....... ............................ Washington Japan..;................................. Special Japan.............................................. white |apan........................................ No. 1 Liquid Dryer................................... No. 1 Lightning Dryer......... .................... No. 88 Japan Dryer................................... A strong, rellahlearticle. Kornnllnary work we n-nn mend one part of thl* dryer to fotirlccn to sixteen parts pure linseed oil. Coach Drying Japan................................. Coach Grinding Japan.............................. Gold Size japan................................ ....... Baking japan, Black.'................................ Baking Japan, Brown................................ Heavy Brown Japan................................. fUthr dark fit eiilur; uipt'rlur litKly. Ailil.iiiinUrfH to the body and glotuof |*|nt with which It fa mi xud. A go atrojig dryer, Japan Oil....................................................
BLACK VARNISH
There vruIslies sre inlcnded for general ironwork, fronts, etc. All work and flow freely; "set" or dry to
minutes; harden In a few hour*. Special Black Asphaltuni......................... No. 1 Black Asphaltuni............................ Extra Black AsihaJtiini ........................... Black Baking Asphaltuni Varnish............ Locomotive Black Varnish....................... Quick Black Lacquer............................... Bicycle Enamel Black............................... Black Enamel Top Dressing..................... Black Spirit............................................ Black Iron Dipping................................... Black Meier.............................................. Blue Black Mt-ler.....................
. Black Coach, for ituicliiug up iron ami wo work...................................................
Black Coach Unliliiiig.............................. Jet blHt-k. L'mi he ruhbtHi id fnriy rinh( hours.
' For prices oilier Ilian 1 -gal. cans see t
PRICES SUBJECT TO DISC
0 0 0 7-SWP-000012592
68 JOHN LUOAS A OO.'S PRICE LIST
LUCAS VARNISH HINTS
I'rtibably mo oilier material In general uw I* made more unjustly (lie cause of diaaaUaJactiuti and complaint than Varnish. In the (treat majority of caeca the cause of the (rouble can be traced to aumu advene atmospheric condition, or to a lack of Judgment hi the selection of a varnish to suit any special requirement. Among tlm many so-ualled depravities of varnish the following are the most troublesome:
Hlwwoslwg elag, which obscures the brilliancy of the varnish, causing it to splicer cloudy or smoky. This is generally caused by cold and damp, rapid variations In temperature, or to fumes from some neighboring chimney or forge.
npeitlsg. The mast common esuaa of spotting la due to mud containing alkaline satis, soapy or dirty water, rain water containing alkaline dust, etc. Wish ing off with clean soft water ta the beat cure.
trsallsg Is often caused by-handling the work with greasy bands before varuUhlng, or the use of soapy water fur washing off work that has been nibbed down.
'rllllag sat Wrlakllag, due to the application of too heavy a coat of varnish, irregular application of varnish, exoesslve heat In varnish room, rapid variations in temperature.
Baas, Cartsiaa, ale. principally due to a lack of uniformity In tho appli cation of varnish, or the use of too heavy a coat of varolab, Incomplete or careless wiping up around bolt heads, at eorneia, ate,; varnish room and varnish chilled, and, therefore, too heavy for use,
Flstalag, Haklag la, ale-, due to porous under-coats or Imperfectly dry under-coats, the unauthorised addition of oil to the varnish.
Ewwuadlwg Is principally due to variations in temperature, moisture In the atmosphere prevalent on damp, sticky days; too long laying out and too much brushing over; the unauthorised addition of turpentine to varnish.
t racking la most frequently caused by rushing the work, applying one coat of varnish when the under coat is not perfectly dry and hard; by applying quick drying varnish to an under-coat of slow-drying varnish; poor quality of material in foundation or undercoats, flilere, etc.; the use of Inside quick-drying varnishes where outside slow-drying varnishes should have been used; warping, twisting, straining of surface to which varnish baa been applied.
Briefly, the working qualities, viscosity, mobility, or flowing properties, as well as the drying and hardening of all varnishes, are principally dependent upon atmos pheric conditions and the careful selection of special varnishes fdr special work.
Far Sslilfe Wsrk, exposed to the elements. Coach, Carriage, Car and Spar Varnishes should be selected. These varnishes should contain a maximum amount of carefully prepared varnish linseed oil properly combined with the best selected Zaotibar and Kauri gums. The best, must elastic and durable outside varnishes are, In the great majority of eases, the slowest drying. Quick-drying varnishes will not stand outside atmospheric exposure.
far Iwalde Wwrk those varnishes are the beet which contain the largest |**rcentage of Kauri and Sierra Leone Copal Gums combined with the requisite amount of carefully prepared varnish linseed oil and pure spirits of turpentine.
Varwlahea akwasld never be applied st a Isnpereusr* under flg lw 7# degrees Fahrenheit (IS to`ft degrees Centigrade); for high-grade werk a temperature of DO to 8& degrees Fahrenheit <37 lo 30 degrees Centigrade) Is preferable. Varnish should be the asme temperature as the room In whleh It is applied. Never apply a coat of varnish until the under coat Is perfectly dry amt hard. Do notaltuw cold or warm draught# of air to strike In on freshly varnished work. Never use Inside or quick-drying varnishes for outside work.
BETTER VALUE CANNOT BE MADE
JOHN LUOAS & CO.'S PR
SUNDRIES
KOTh>~Prtett given ure mottly for original pitrk>tgn.
*4 /<j
Hi, attvtuce.
Buyer* of large lo(8, grimlon h im) notiinfio lurcT*
willi uti for npctial price*. Many of
iMkiili'Ulttrty furiinportul r in mIm- Iii sticli liiMlaucrs wo
iin approximate* only.
Acid, Muriatic......................................... ......... {Carboy* $1.50 each ; ^ boltlrs 25r.. t ai-h.
" Sulphuric................................................. ..ih. Alcohol, Wood.................................................. Alum, lump............................................. ...iii.
" granulated.................................. . Ammonia, Aqua, FK, bulk..................
" quart>>.............. doz. " pints............. ....... dnz.
Double the strength of the usual bottled Ammonia. (Carboys |I .M) cat'll )
Ammonia, Aqua, FFF, hulk...................... ...II*. " quarts............ do/. " pints..................... doz.
For paiuton* use; touatnmg for lioiureholil purfHM*.
(Carboys gl.SO each.)
Barytea, Best White Floated..................... " No. 1................................................... " No. 2...................................................
Bees Wax. See Wa x . Black, Drop, (libbslxtru Intense, jniwd ..Ih.
" English Band, powdered .11*. " English, iHiwdcted............ ..Ih. " No. 1 English, imwdered ..Ih. Black, Ivory or Bone, |>owdcrcd........... . Ih. " Mineral, jHiwdered................ . . Ih. Black Lead, or I'luinhagti, powdered ... . Ih. " 14 lump........... Ih " Pure powdered ......... ..Ih. " Pure Idukc.......................... ..Ih, 1
For hibrjtiuliiig
BETTER VALUE OANNOT
.0 0 0 0 1 2 5 9 3
x
60 JOHN LUCAS & CO.'S PRICE LIST
SUNDRIES--Continued **-l'rkc* given are mostly (or original packages. loestj <|iiaiitily will be charged '4 to #c. III. advance.
Black, Lamp *G#- Uarrelacontaining Ijnnp Black, Hi cents each.
Pure Germantown..................... II 1 ....#'*, lb. 14 Vs, lb. " ........................assorted, lb. fl l '
Special Germantown................... ...bulk, lb. 14 ......Ps, lb. 41 .. .K's, lb. 14 Vs. fb. " ...... .......... assorted, lb. 14
Signwriters'............................... .....I's, lb. Coach Painters'............................
4 .... l*s,lb. M .14 ... Vs, lb. Titus Eddy's................................. Black, Lamp, G. W. Eddy's....... ......I's, lb. 44 l ...Vs, lb. 44 1# .... #'s, lb. blue Stone, or Vitriol................... ............. lb. Borax, refined, in bags................ .............lb. " powdered, in barrels........ .............lb. Brick Dust, in barrels..-....-......... .............lb.
I'rlce |>er
60.07 .00 .10# .12 .10# .14# .21 .06 .06# .08 .09 .08 .12# .20
.11# .13# .16# .16# .22 .22# .24 .27 .09 .08# .08# .02#
Original I'ttck*ge IJoMs
65 llw. 46 " 60 " 60 " 36 "
70 " 60 " 66 " 66 " 45 "
30 " 66 " 32 " 36 " 38 "
40 " 40 " 46 " 60 " 300 `` 70 " 300 " 360 "
.
Bronze Powders Bui up la inn. papers and 1 and 5-lb. cane.
Rich and Pale Gold and Copper.
Radiator (R. & P. Gold only).....
No. 600 '*
" ...... .............lb.
" 1,000................................... .............lb.
" 2,000........................... ...... ............Il
" 3,000................................... .............lb. Bronieacontinued on next |go.
.76 .66 .76 1.00 M0
note in relutiuu to these goorf* un tu| of |wgc 5iT.
BETTER VALUE CANNOT BE MADE
JOHN LUCAS & CO.'S PR
SU N DRIE5 -- Continu
tf Prices given nru musll)1 tor original rui-kiipo*. (. (, tu `/.jo. lb. advance. '
Bronze Powder*--Continued No. 4,000.................................................. . II*. No. 6,000................................................... ..Ih. No. 6,000.................................................. .11). Silver, I6c. per II>. higher on all grades. Perfect Gold Enamel.... .......................... .11). Perfect Aluminum Enamel.................... Il>. Aluminum ^ (#-oz. papers)................. . II).
" " ................. . It). " Striping.............................. . .11). Striping and Lining (P. tic R. Gold)....... .11). Metal Leaf (l\ & R. Gold)..................... ..II). Brown, Prince's Metallic........................ .11).
(Kegs #c. extra per lb.) " Lehigh Metallic.......................... ..Ih.
(Kegs extra |K*r lit.) " Metallic................................ ..Ih. " PunOe Oxide.......................... .11). " Spanish....................................... .Ih. " English Vandyke.... .................. .11). " Genital) " ..................... . . II. " American " ....................... ..II). Calcimine, Prepared. See Ka i-s o min k . Carmine, No. 40, Mb. Iwtile................ ..Il>. " * l-oz, " .................. .)/ Cement, Alpha, Portland......................... 1)1)1. " Kosendale................................. 1)1.1.
Chalk, White, in lump (barrels 25 cents each).................................100 Mis.
" Red, in lingers............................ ..Ih. " Crayons, White........................... " Ctir|K*nter's, White...................... gr. " " Red......................... Kr.! " " Blue......................... r.f
See Hob: III rt'llltii)ll (o these goods (III lop
BETTER VALUE CANNOT B
0007 -SWP-000012594
\
02 JOHN LUCAS * CO.'S PRICE l is t
SUNDRIES-- Continued 4'1'rifcx Riven arc iinwlly for original | ackages. begs <|UHiitity will be charged * '* *c. III. advance.
I'rlci' |w t
Original l**ekHolds
Chamois Skins, Large No. S............ .... doz. " Medium No. 10....... " Small No. 13............
Clay, China, J, L. L.........................
Cop|*eras.......... .
.................... .100 lbs.
Cories, all sues. See Leaf List.
Dextrine........................................... ....... lb. Diamand Dust........ ....... ................ ....... lb.
(In 1 and 2-lb. cana Be |wr lb. advance.)
Emery, Coarse, No. 40............... .
" Medium, No. 80..................
" Fine, No. 100...... ................
" Flour...... .............. ............. .... ib; Send minnle* when pniHh'itbte, u number* end
mimed du nut duMTjbe Kmury. Emery 1'aper. See I'a f e k . Felt, Rubbing, all sizes.................... .......Ib. Flllere, Reno's French Burnt and Raw
Umber........................ ....... Ib. " Keystone Black.......... ......... ........ Ib. ** Silver White........................ ....... tb. Flake White, Best English ............. ......Ib.
" No. 1.......................... Flock, Blue, Green, Maroon, Solfarino,
Crimson and Black........ ........Ib. Frosting, Best White..................... ....... Ib.
*3.75 2.66 .1.40 .16 17.00 1.26
2.60 .06 .30
.06* .05* .05* .04
2.00
.03 .02 .02* .14 .10
.86
30 to ki|> 30 " 30 " 60 to box 1,000 tbs. 375 "
126 lbs. 10 lit
300 lbs.
360 " 360 11 460 "
Glues
Soft Wood, Pine or Sizing dines
Light Commercial........................... ......lb. Dark Commercial............................. French Medal....... . ........................ ......lb.
.08 .07* .14
No. I Irish........................................ ....... Ib. Ordinary Cabinet.............................. ____Ib. | (Jluei continued on next
.11 .11
See Hide In relation to those goods on lop of page W.
260 " 260 "
225 " 226 *' 276 *
BETTER VALUE CANNOT BE MADE
JOHN LUCAS & CO.'S PRIC
SUNDRIES--Continued *j-l'rii`cs given arc mostly (or orlginHl iHii-kngc*. t-es Vi to Ib, idvamie.
Hard Wood or Cabinet (Hues
I
Extra Cabinet, Clear...................
*
" < Ipaijiie................ ............Ib.
Light English Cabinet................... ....... Il>.
Genuine Irish................................. ............ Ib. /d
Clear Noodle.................................. ............Ib.
Opaque Noodle........................... ............Ih.
White Qluea
Gelatine..................... .................... Best White..................................... ............Ib. No. 1....................................... ....... ............ Ib.
dround Qluea
No. 1 Commercial......................... .......... Ib. ? O. C. T. Sizing.............................. ............lb. fo Cabinet......... ................................ No 1 White.................................. . ............Il>.
Prepared Qlue
Le Page's, Family size............... " small tubes.............. " * gills...................... " * pints.................... " pints......................... " quarts....................... M ball gallons.............. " gallons., ................
f ' doz. doz. doz.
| g doz.
K d<*r. V) doz.
doz.
1 3
" 1 case.,.....................
rust* <
Glycerine, in 50-lb. cans............... ...........ib.
Gold Leaf. See Le a f .
Gold Size, for Gilding, in * and 1-lh.
cans............... .......................... ...........ib.p.
Sue nolc in relation to 4tic so giHMls on loji o
BETTER VALUE CANNOT BE
11 < 0 0 0 7 -S W P -0 0 0 0 1 2 5 9 5
\
04 JOHN LUCAS & OO.'S PRICE LIST
SUN DR 11:S -r Continued
Price* Riven mostly for original iwekagea. U'sh t|uaiitily will lie charged lo f^o, lb. mlvanee.
Price |*t
Original Pack age Holds
Graphite, Fluke, for Lubricating... ...........lb. $0.18
(lum, Shellac, bleached, Hone Dry, |ww-
dcred.......... .
.70
"
" Rest Orange......... ...........lb.
.70
"
" Fine " ......... ...........lb.
.66
"
" No. 1 " ......... ...........lb.
.60
" Copal..................................
.35
" Damar............................ ...........lb. .28
" Asphaltum in bags.............
.07
" Arabic...... .......................... ...........lb.
.30
Indian Red. See Rk i>.
Japanned Tina, Light, 10 x 14.. ' doz. 1.26
"
Heavy, 10x14.
. doz. 2.00
" " 12x17.. doz. 4.00
" " 14x20.. | doz. 6.00
" " 20 x 28.. 5 doz. 16.00
" " 24x30.. ig doz. 18.00
" " 24 x 30,. *-l tloz. 22,00
"
" 28x42..
doz. 30.00
Kalaoqilne, llest English.............. ...........lb.
.01H
Knlvea, Putty, No. $80, patent bolster,
square and dipped .... doz. 1.00
" M No. #80, patent bolster,
2-inch blade.....
2.23
" " No. 927, metal bolster,
square and clipiwd......doz. 1,40
" " No.800.no bolster,square
and clipped.......
1.25
" " No. 1010, round handle,
square only.......
1.00
" 11 Crescent metal handle....doz.
(Ouiulilnalieii knife and |Mitut drive.)
Huu note Id relation to lltuso good* on toj> ol |>ngu 59.
200 tlis. 200 " 200 " 200 " 200 " 200 " 180 " 160 " 260 "
300 "
BETTER VALUE CANNOT BE MADE
LUCAS' PRICES ARE BETTER VALUE CANNO
0 0 0 7-SWP-000012596
BETTER VALUE CANNOT BE MADE
l
JOHN LUCAS * 00.8 PRIC
5UNDRIES-- Continued
-l'rlce* Kivcii re uivatly fur original Iwi-liHtrrj. Lew % lo Y&. lb advance.
Ii'r
Knives, Scraping, 2# in......................... do*. 9
" 2^ " ......................... (in/.,
'* 3 " ........................ doz.
" " %% " ......................... do*.
* " 4 "........................do*.
" Hacking, heavy........................ do/..
" " light........ .................. (In/.
'' Painters' Scra|H-rs, triangular,
oval and oblong, large and
smalt....................................... do/.
" Socket Wall Scrapers, 4 in....... do/.
Leal, Pat. Gold, Hastings'.............. ... |x k
" XX, "
"
|xk.
'' Usual "
"
pck.
" Pale, ''
"
|*k.
'* Silver,- Hastings'............................ |ick.
" Aluminum........................
(ick.
Litharge, Imported Flake............................ [ L
" } L. & Co.'s powdered................ [m
Lye, Penna. Co.'s Concentrated.............case
" Liberty..............................................case
Manganese, Black Oxide...................... lb.
" While Borate.........................lb.
MarMe Dual, in bbls. only.,,,,..,............. bbj.
Metallics, Gold and Copjier....................... lb.
" Silver and high colors............... lb.
Mills, Paint Write fur illiuumlcil list.
Mammoth (9 gals.), |tnwcr .....................each No. I {3 gals.), power............................ each No. 2 (I gal.), hand or power.................each No, 3 Ifi gal.), hand...............................each
No. 4 (X gal-), hand..............................each Fly Wheels for Nos. 2, 3 and 4............... each Pulleys for Mammoth and No. I Mills ..... set
33
2
7 0 4
2 1
Sec Mole 1m relation lo llii-sr k ih k Ih o m lop o
BETTER VALUE CANNOT BE
0 0 0 7 -S W P -0 0 0 0 1 2 5 9 7
\ v
60 JOHN LUOAS A OO.'S PRION LIST
SUNDRIES--Continued
gf#-l*riei! riven arc moatly lor original packages. Lett quantity will lie charged \,t to %o. lb. advance.
Price |>er
Original rackage Holds
Ochre, Pennsylvania.........................100 lbs. ...lb.
" No. 1, French..... ............ .......... " Super " ............................ " French Floated........................... '* " Single Washed....... ...... " Cray.-................................ ...... ...lb.
(Barrels tor French Ochre, 2ft cent* each.)
10.90
wsJU .01# .01 # .03 01* .02
300 lbs. 300 ** 276 " 360 * 600 " 360 " 260 "
Oil* (Shipping cane charged.) Prime Medicinal Castor...................... .
Lubricating Castor-................................ Axle Castor-..................................... . Prime Neatsfoot -.................................... gal. No. 1 * ..................................... gal. Prime Lard......... ............. ....... ........... gal. No. 1 " ............................................. Prime Sperm......................................... gal.
1.10 1.00 .05 .76 M 6r .83 .76 1.00
Golden Machinery....... . .................... gal.
Extra
" ...... ...........................
Cylinder............................... ..................
Crude Filtered...................... .................
A............................................................
Orange Mineral, Imported French.........lb. **- Imported German or
English................. " No. t American.... . ...lb.
" No, 1 French-.......... ...lb.
Oxide, Red............................................. ...lb.
* Crimson..................................... .
" Brown........ ...... :.................... . ...lb. " Yellow...................................... . ...lb.
.26 .30 .76 .26 .26 II#
.11 .08 .00 .06 .00 . .03 .01
700 "
700 " 600 " 600 " 336 " 360 " 360 " 300 "
gee note in relation to tlicee good* on top ot page M-
BETTER VALUE CANNOT BE MADE
JOHN LUOAS & CO.S PRIC
SUNDRIES-- Continue Riven are moatly for original imckuKr*. Ia M to Yt\i, lb advance**
f
" Painters* Pots, wire edge...............
" sharp edge..............
t ad.
Paper, Etc.
Flint Paper, Nos, 00 to #.............
" No. 1 ....................... 1 " No. 1#.....................
j " No. 2......................... " No. 2*.....................
f " No. 3......................... " No. 3#.....................
" No. 4........................
" Assorted ..................
t
Metropolitan Paper, Nos. 00 to '/i....ream " No. 1...........
" No. 1#....... ......ream
' No. 2..........
" No. 2H.......
" No. 3...........
" Assorted....
Oaraet Paper, Nos. 00 to yi.........
" No. 1..................... i " No. 1*..................
" No. 2...............
" No. 2*..................
t No, 3..................... " No. 3#.................
" No. 4.................... 1 " Assorted .............
ii1
(NutaoM in lujpttimn Urcuiu Job.)
Emery Paper, Nns (Hi |,f i,'
r* -*itM
1 " No. I.......!............
* No, I -i.................. ......rrnm
Set*. im(t` iu fetation In thi'-Sr gotutn on Dip
l BETTER VALUE CANNOT B
i
i
0007-SW P-000012598
\
68 JOHN LUCAS & CO S PRICE LIST
SUNDRIES-- Continued SW Prices given are mostly for original package*. Less quantity will be charged to }%c. ib. idviiiN.
Price per
Original Pack age Holds
Emery Paper, No. 2......................
f11.00
" No. 2%......................
12.60
" No. 8.........................
16.00
" No. 3j4.....................
17.60
" Assorted..;....... .
10.60
Emery Cloth, FF to X....................
24.00
'* No. 1.......................... * No. 1 X......................
26.00 27.00
' No. 2..........................
28.00
" No. 2X....................... " No. 3..........................
80.00 32.00
" No. ax.......................
34.00
*' Assorted....... ............
26.00
Crocus Cloth....................................
24.00
Pictou Drab, Dry............... ............. . Plaster, Calcined................................. ......lb.
.02 1.76
Plumbago, See Bi.a c k Le ad .
Potash, Bichromate............................ ......lb.
.12
" Pnissiate,............................. ......lb.
.22
" Lump............ '.............................. lb.' /T.lt
(Barrels (or Pumice Slone 36 cents each.)
Pumice Stone, X, Lumps............ ......lb.
MX
" XX, Selected Lumps .....lb. " XXX, Ex. Selected Lumps.Jb.
MX .10
" OO, or Flour................ .... lb.
.03
" O, or Finely Powdered. .....ib.
.03
" No. 1, Powdered.......... .....lb.
.03
" Granular.......... . ........... .....Ib.
.03
" Prepared in blocks...... .
.08
Putty Knives. See Kn iv e s .
Red, Tuscan, Best English, in kegs... .....Ib.
.13
" Tuscan, London........................
MX
" Indian, Extra English................ .... Ib.
MX
" . Indian, Super Extra English......
> MX
" Indian, No. 1 English................ .....Ib.
MX
See Hole in relation to these goods on top of page AS.
400 lbs. 260 "
600 " 600 " 600 "
120 " 120 " 120 " 800 " 300 " 300 " 300 " 330 "
140 " 140 " 140 " 140 " 140 "
BETTER VALUE CANNOT BE MADE
JOHN LUOAS & CO S PRI
SUNDRIES -- Continue gw-Prices given are mostly fur original packages. le >4 to Jb. ttd vane#.
Red, Indian, American................... ......... Ib.
" Venetian English, Extra Liglit, J. L.
He Co.'s Imported............... ..100 lbs.
" Venetian, English Royal, imporled
lOOIIts.
" Venetian, English, J. 1.. D..... ..100 lbs. " Venetian, English, It. J. I...... ..t00 lbs.
" Venetian, American............... ..too lbs.
Red Lead, ], L. & Co.'s Pure........
I I
Red Lead, Potters'......................... ......... Ib.
Rosin, Light, No. 1.......................... . 280 lls.
Rosin, Dark, No. 2.............. ........... ..280 tlis.
Rotten Stone, English, Selected Lump. ...Ib.
Rotten Stone, English, Powdered... ......... Ib.
Rubbing Stone, Eureka.................. ......... Il>.
Sal Ammoniac, granulated........... ........ Ib.
Sal Soda........ ................................. ..........Hi.
Salts, Glautters.................................
Slate, Mineral Paint, L. and D...... ..........lb.
Sand, Painters'.................................
Sandpaper. See Pa p e r , Et c ,
Sienna, raw and burnt, Italian....... ......... Hi.
" raw and burnt, American . ......... Ib.
Soapstone, powder.......................... ......... Ib.
Smalta, Extra Velvet Black........... ........ Ib.
" Standard Black............... ......... lb.
'' Blue.................................... ......... lb.
" Green................................. ......... lb.
" Maroon........ ............ i........
" Velvet,............................ ........ lb.1 " Florida Yellow............... ........ Ib. " Common..................... ........ Ib.
Sen Mule jn Kilttjjiiii (rr (In-.Ml Kih m(n mi lop
BETTER VALUE CANNOT B
0 0 0 7 -S W P -0 0 0 0 1 2 5 9 9
V'
70 JOHN LUCAS A OO.'S PRICE LIST
SUNDRIES--Continued ea-Prices given are mostly (or origins! packages. Leas quantity will be charged % Co %o, lb. MVtiice.
Stains. Dry
Soluble In Water and Wood Alcohol
For furniture, frame, loy. Implement end other manufacture*. Only a lb*, dry stain required with
100 lb*. o( water to make 12% gallon* stain.
Walnut...... .......................... ................. Oak_............................................ ......... Cherry-.................................................. ...lb. Flemish Oak........ ............................... Scarlet................................................ . English Oak--........................................ .. lb. Mahogany.................................... ...... . Garnet-..................................... ............ Yellow........................... ....................... Green..................................................... Black............................................... .
Price per
90.76 .76 .76 .76 .76 1.00 .86 1.10 1.10
1.10 1.40
Original Pack age Holds
*
. Steel Shavings
Jn Mb. packages.
Extra fine, equal to Sandpaper 2 and 2%-tb. Fine r For removing old paint and }lb. Coarse \ varnish and for floors.
Large quantities, special diaoounta.
.65 100-lb. bales .40 100-lb. "
Steel Wool
In Mb. packages.
No. 0, for carriage and piano trade...... ..:1b. No. 1, equal to Sandpaper 0 and %..... No. 2, equal to Sandpaper 1 and 1%.... ...lb.
.76 100-lb. '* .60 100-lb. *' .60 100 lbs.
Stencil Inks
Diameter of cakes: No. 1, 2% Inchee; No. 2,3%
Inches; No. 3, 1<Z |uch<M; No. 1, 6% inches. No. 1. No. 2. No 3. No. t.
Black........... per cake, .00 .08 .20 .32 Blue and White " .09 .13 .30 .63 Fed, Green and
Yellow......... " .12 .23 .66 .83
Subject 1 h'scounl.
Sou Hole in rulutiim to these ipiodu tin tt|t of |w#u 69.
BETTER VALUE CANNOT. BE MADE
JOHN LUOA3 A OO.'S PR
SUNDRIES--Continu
dU-l'rli-cs given r mually (ur (irlgliml imckagrs, M to %c. hi- advance.
Sulphur, Roil..................... ................... Hi.' (< Flour.................... ................... lb. <( Flowers................ ....................ib.
Ter, Coat, in l's................... <t in %'s............... ;.. II in %'s.................. tt in %'s.................. H in ri's ..................
Tar, Pine
J. L. & Co.'s................................
" in %-bills................. ....... If-bill.
"
1-gaf. cans............ r
each
** "
%C*v h I. raim........... %-gal. cans...........
*- 3O
each doz.
" %g1- cans............ w doz.
" iVgal. cans........ (A doz.
" l'i'Sal. cans,.......... J doz.
" 2-oz. cans..............
tioz.
Terra Alba...................... .........
...lb.
Tube Colors, Weller's. See l.ist.
" Winsor & Newton's. See 1 ,ist.
Tuscan Red. See Red .
Umber, Raw and Burnt, Turkey......... ...ib
" Raw and Burnt, American...... . ..n.
Venetian Red. See Re i>.
Wax, Yellow Bees'............... ......
...ib.
" Japan.................... ............
...ib.
" I'aralline............................
. lb.
White Lepd, dry, J. L. & Co.'s Strictly I'll re
" dry. No. 1..............
...lb.)
White, F'lake, Best l-.nglisli.........
.. Ib.
" No. 1....................
. lb.
Kru lUHr in fvhilHUt lie Utfftt' K'mmU lilt lc
BETTER VALUE CANNOT
0007-SW P-000012600
73 JOHN LUOAS St 00/8 PRICE LIST
SUNDRIES--Continued
49-Prlcei riven are mostly for origlnsl package* ljem quantity will be chsrgtst % toyje. lb. advance.
price per
Origin*! Peakage Holds
White, Silver, in drops....................
lb-
White, Kremnits......................................... lb.
. (Barrel! tor Whiting and hrta White, tte.aeh.)
White, Parle, English Cliffstone......100 lbs.
" bolted, 100 lbs.
" American............... ...100 lbs.
" " bolted..........100 tbs.
Whiting, Gilders' Extra............... .....100 tbs.
" '* bolted......... 100 lbs.
11 Commercial........................ 100 lbs.
" " bolted............. 100 lbs.
Witch Hazel, bulk.............
gal.
Zinc Sulphate.......................................lb.
Zinc White, J. L. L..............
....lb.
" J. L. C..................................... lb.
" J. L...........................................lb.
French, V.M.Co.'sRedSeal.Jb.
" " Green Seal...lb.
10.18 28-lb. boxes .18 28-lb. "
1.26 1.10 1.10 lift .to .98 .75 .80 .85 .05 .06*
.08 .06 .08 .08
350 lbs. 800 " 350 " 350 " 350 " 860 " 350 " 860 " 60 gals. 350 lbs. 300 " 200 " 200 " 220)4 lbs. 220)4 "
jii ii
t
i
i ti
I
I
II
i 3vc notu In rulutlon to thoso goods on top of |Mgti 59.
BETTER VALUE OANKOT BE MADE
JOHN LUOAS St 00/8 P
We are Importers' and Manufac all kinds of
GLASS
Foreign and Dom
Sheet Glass (commonty called Window American, high grades only, includi
Brand, tank made, single and double We guarantee superior finish, and m packing, especially of those grades th for picture framing, also for conserva French, single strength, first quality, own importation, just the tiling fo wants the best. American (26 oz.). An intermedia strength American and Polished Pi glazing use where strength is requi glass is too high.
Polished Plate Glass (also known as C
The best American productions, eq foreign article, suitable for bulk wind for fine private dwellings. X and We bevel end bend to all sites a Crystal Plate Of-in. thickness). S
Ribbed and Rough Plate Glass
For skylights, flooring and deck light Ribbed or rough, any length, not ove )4, X and Liu. rough any length or w Sold in cases or cut to required sizes.
Wire Glass--Rough or riblied. The late
fire-proof, serving at the same time as of light. Made to order in X, }i and
Write for samples and prices. W
74 JOHN LUCAS A CO.'S P
Prism Glass--X'-in, thickness only. 30 i
In cases or cut to required sizes. An lights. It increases the diffusion of lig
Cathedral Glass--H~'m- thickness. Rou
the reverse side. Made in white and case lots or cut to size. Sheets averag
Ondoyant Glass--We carry in stock as
Cases contain about 300 square feet. S 72 in. long. Sold by cases, sheets or
Figured Rolled OlaSS--;j-in thickness.
70 in. long. For interior or exterior poses. This glass has an extended re ceptionally smooth cutting surface, is artistic in design, intercepts the vision diffusion of tight.
Florentine, Maze and Pattern No. I
or cut to size. Cases contain about 360 ness made to order. 40 in. wide and
Moss ~'A and /4-in, thickness. White, ext
, 30 in. wide. An effective glass for lea
Colonial--White and colors, '/i and ,*4-i*
42 in. wide; colors 30 in. wide. Avera to case. Brilliant and prismatic in eff
Poerless--White only. % and /,-in. thic
Averages about 350 square feet to the
Plain Ground Glass (or Frosted Class
or double strength. Sheets averagin 00 in. iong. Can lie used fur eintioss mental designs. We call ship in qua cial prices.
single Ground Glass--50-feel lioxcs. S
20 x 30. 'Sold extensively lor photogr cotton mills. It gives a soft, mellow distributed.
Fluted Sheet Glass--White only. For feet cases, or cut to size. .
* Write for samples and prices. W
0007-SW P-000012601
0 0 0 7 -S W P -0 0 0 0 1 2 6 0 2
70 JOHN LUOAS A OO.'S PRICE LIST
Qlaziers' Sundries
CARBON POINTS
The thing for diMilai Gaury WliooU Sometimes called Diamond Points or Black Diamonds.
. GLASS CUTTERS
This is a light, but strong, useful tool; fits the hand without tiring, and is a favorite with glass cutters generally. The wheels are harder than those put into common tools, and its durability and cheap ness make it a desirable substitute for a diamond for daily use.
Extra heavy, for glaziers' use, nickel-plated. The knob at the end is very useful for tapping under heavy glass to start the break.
JOHN LUCAS A CO.'S P
Chipped Glass (white only), Ji-tnch th
Process, and double, or No. 2 Proces
and in sheets, or cut to size. Answe
ground glass, but is much more beau
Opal Glass (white only). Sold in 100-fee
artistic work, painting and decorative
nection with ornamental wrought-iron
Colored Gloss (smooth surface)
Pot Metal sad Flash, imported i
. about 36 x 64.
Blue, yellow, purple and green pot m
Ruby or bright red and blue flash
. strength.
Yellow flash color--Single strength o
EtnboSSCd or Etched Glass--Ornam
plate or sheet glass, clear, frosted o
signs and prices.
'
.Leaded Olass--For the decoration of pu
Write for our design sheet, which wil
the merit of our work. We shall be
at any time for work at a specific pric
MIRRORS
Polished Plate--Plain or beveled. M or shape. "American Beauty " Mirror Plate or beveled. Gannas--Medium grade. X-in. thic Not exceeding 6 square feet in mea 18 x 40 and 24 x 30. See our list for American (or Shocks)--Cheapest g small sizes.
GLAZIERS' SUNDRIES
Glaziers' Palate, Rules and Pliers. We carry a complete stock at modera Writs (or our Novelty List giving Glaziers' Diamonds, suitable for cu Carbon Points (or Black Diamonds),
WRITE FOR SAHPLES A
Price LI*U and lllualrated Pamphlet* on applic . original and loll or practical
Write for samples and prloeo. W
0 0 0 7-SWP-000012603
78 JOHN LUCAS St 00. 8 PRIOB LIST
Brushes
We carry an enormous slock and full line of Paint, Varnish, Wall, Kalsomine and Artists' Brushes, manufactured for us by John L. Whiting & Son, Boston.
SEND FOR OUR ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE
It offers facilities for quick reference unequaled by any other list in the country.
All Brushes bought from us bearing the manufacturers' name are fully guaranteed, and will be replaced at our expense should any complaint arise attributed to the Brush.
"THE KING*
THAI* MMK.
.
This practical and effective brush bridle is applied without charge to all round and oval bristle brushes that need bridling. Brushes are ready for work when bought. The smooth metal bridle will not gather paint or varnish as rough twine will. Brushes are easily cleaned.
In addition to "The King" brklfe, brushes are provided with a set of hold-fast bridle catches. These practical utilitarian features, in addition to the excellent quality of the materials in the brushes, make them justly the most popular in the world.
Write for samples and prices. We give good value
JOHN LUCAS Sc CO.'S PR
m 1904
the view of making this P
reference as possible, we elimin
in reference to our facilities, ab
to meet all the requirements
pected from a wholesale m
simply stating that in a majority of th
logued we are the largest producers in
prompt execution of orders, shipping
accommodations, we propose to main
reputation.
JOHN L
, NOTES ON ORDERIN
All Claims must be made within 10 days fr accompanied by packer's slip ; otherw
Always give P. O. address and shipping delivering railroad.
Specify whether colors are required in oil, d quality and shade.
All goods of our manufacture are sold F. O York or Chicago.
Preach Ochre, Whiting and Lamp Black barr will not be redeemed.
No Charge for original packages. All iui invoice weights.
Empty Package* charged when containing li at same price, less freight charges, if r
To Insure prompt attention, all orders sho firm and not to our representatives.
Average Assortment, C olors in Oil, for 100-lb 10-2 lb. and 16-1 lb. cans.
Write for samples and pricee. We