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MANUFACTURERS SALES DEPARTMENT ' REPRESENTATIVE'S CONFIDENTIAL PRICE LIST ' EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY 10,1921 Subject to change without notice Prices F. O. B. Dallas, Tex. Houston, Tex. TERMS: On. par cent for email tea days from dmt& f. Invoice, or . fMyty d&y . ssgt The Sherwih-Willims Co. FACTORIES: Cltfiani), DETROIT; CTflSSeO, WEW,"SftnTRAfJ6IBet>, iOKTBMi, LONDON, EH., SYDNEY. N. , W. Sale: Offices and WiStHogsts t P-wmiph &m* m N10802 0007-SWMOOOU651 SHEnWtN*,WlLUAMJS PROOUCTS INDEX Add Resisting Paint;., .r.....--____ ._____ . .___-- Acid Stain__ _-- ,,_ .... .. -- ... Agricultural ImpIemenbPaiqt and Primer (Paste),,. -- ;.;.. Agricultural Implement Striping Color--.----__ *______ Aluminum Bronze.,, ________ ___________ , --_________ . Aluminum Paint--...................................... *................... ........... Aluminum ?nra.w,,__ -- ___ ., _ -- ,,_________ ,, ,,_ Aluminum Thinner. -- -- --____ -- -- -- -- -- -- ___-- Antydamp Foundation X3amp-Froo0ng^^._____ --____ Aseptic White Enamels and Undercoating.___.,____ ,, -- Auto Soap; ....;...____ .______ ______________ __ Page ____ t$9 1-03---m240 --___.112121 ___ m --....min -- .a$9 112-114 ------ 126 Barrel PMnt--___ Black Air DryinjTJap-n-. --____ -____ --______ Black Baking1 Japan Gloss and Rubber Finish Black Japan-Red-acers'_______--- --..,____ _____ Bras-Brite.______ --........................... _ _ -- Bronze, Aluminum and Gold............................. ,, Bronze, Dry.. --..... ........... _ _......... .......... .. Bulletin Colors (Paste)................ .......,, -- -- ,, ------- 143 .......... 115 .116-118 .......... 118 ...... -122 .......... 122 ........... 122 _____ 122 Carbon Black- Paint. --%.*____ Coffin. Enamels (Paste)..,. __ Conduit. Pipe Faint. (Liquid). Concrete Cement Hardener.. Concrete Floor Finish..___,,,,,,. Concrste Wall Finish______ _ .135 -122 >123 .136 ~136 -137 Dado Enamels-. _... -- ... .... ........... ......... ...... -- ,' -- -- -- -- .-- .*130 Ebonol Pipe Line Paint_____ ______ ___ ______________ ...........143 Elevator Pamt-s*---___________ ___ ___ ____________ __________ _____________ -- -- -- -- --1,23 Enamels, Dado....... ...... ^_________ ______________________ --........ ________________ - --.136 Ehamtk, -Engine--___;_________ ________ .........--.r --14| Enamels, Finishing Reed,.----____ _ .... --. ...------ --124 Enamels,- Furniture- _________ -- --___,, ________ ________ ..114-A Enamels, Lustra!..___,, _--............................................................... ....................... .. -- .~123~124 Enamels, Meter.....---------------------- --- ----------------- - ------------------- ---------------------------------224 Enamels,. Spirit-.- -- --_______ *,___ _______ ______ ________ ' --............... .- ---- 125 Enamels, Toy-.:____ _ _______ ,,_______ --________ --____ -___ Enamels, Tractor.-.-,. --___--.__________________ __________-- --241 Egg-Shell -Mil! White.-. -- ---.......... ............................. ,,'........................................ .--135-236 Eg^Sbeli: Mill---White Reducer-..--,-...,.-.............................................................. x.. - ^236 Factory Coating- -- -- -- -- -- ,,...______ .'_____ _________ --_____---225 Fillers, High Heat- (Paste).-.:'``__________________- ---...................................................--.230 Fillers, Machine. (Paste);. ,,____ ____________ '_____ _______ -- -- ____-- -- -- -- -- *y. 130 Fillers, Wood (Paste).......... ............______________________ -- ....... . ;_:.,,225-I26 Fire Plug Red.-.-:____._____________________________ ......................... ---- 143 Fiat: Black Liquid...... _______ --_______________ --226 Flat-Tone___* r.*--- -- __________ -* __....126 Flat-Tcme'Mismg Size,______ ____________ ..........______ ,.126 Fla^oap..__ _ _...... --_______________ _J____________ _:'._22& Floor-Wipe.^..... -- ^ ...._____________________ -- -- -- -- ---- 2.2.1 . Fur-nit-ure Ena-mela and- Undercoa-ters_______________ _____ _____________ ____ _ __ ..154-A Furniture .Grain.in.g..2n'k (Paste)______ ---------------------- ...______.......---------------------- 127 Furniture War..:--..---,_________ ____________ _ --,,* .... ... .......................... ..............--*127 Galvanised-Iron Primer..____ ___ ___________________________ _ .12 7 Gas Holder Paint. - - ________ ________ - .............. -.......................................................*227 Ga Resisting-- Paint. ...-.,-------- ----------------------------- ---------------- ...._____238 Gold. Bronse.::___-___ -- . ,, __ ________ ....... ..._.'________ ________ _ -- - .122 Golden- Oak Stain.-*.__________________________ - ..146, . . Graining Colors--- -- . ____ _______________ ____________ ________________________-.132 Graining Groim-d.;_____________________ .....___ ... -- -- ......... ...232 Graphite Paint .(Liquid).___ -- ........... ................. ...................... .................. ____________ ^...243 Bandcrnft Stain.*.*.*.-.____________ _ _ _ ____________..............246 High -Heat Filter-(Paste)* .. - *.................... ...................... ............................... .......................2.30 Keg Paints.______ ........................................................................................... .............................. ...22? Rromsk Str.iic-Uiral-Steel-=P-rime-r..^___ ____...-------------------------- ....__________....235 Lacquers,- Air .Drying................... .................................................... .. ......................128 Lacquer,-Baking.._..... ______________ ___________ ___________ ___________*......228 Linoleum and'Rubber -Tile Cement...____--________ --_________________________ ..123 Lithographers-''Warnish^.....,.. ...-- --____________ --______ _____ ________________ 129 Lustra!. Enamels,.-.. ---- ............ ................................................. *.123-124 Machine- Paint .and Fillers-,-.... -- . Machine Primer and Sealer.-.-- .. Metal Furniture Fs.aiah.es.......____ Metal Furniture Graimug.. Finishes. Metalaatic... ____ Metallic Paints---.. Meta! Protective Paints.... ........... -- ... ..130 ,.130-131 .132-533 .131-132 .234-142 .......... .133 .134-135 ;i "A 0007-SWP-0 00011651-A SHEawm~WiLU-MM3 -Pfto'ovprs- INDEX Page Meter Enamels............................... ............. ................... .......... ............ ..._____ ___ --124 Mine, Mill and Factory Paints,......... ............... ....... ...... ........... --- ______________ _______ 138 Mill White Paint.--................................................ ...... ............................................ ................135-136 Mill White Reducers................................................... ................._______ ____________ ..-..-136 Non-Corrodible Acid Resisting- Paint_______________________ _______-- ____ 138-139 Hon~orr<xSible Graphite____... -- --___________ ,,- -- ____ ....... 134 Oil-Proof Machine Paint-. - _____ ___ ____ __ -- -- -- ,,............ ...................:_3.31 OU Producer's and Refiner's Finishes.............. ............ ..... ................................... , 142-143 Oil Stains. -- -........ ............. ....................................................................................... .................... ... 141 OH Station Paint._..... ................................... ...... ............ ........... .............. ......... ............. .. ,, ,, 142 Oscydon Finishes____ ________ ____________--______________ _____________ ______ 1X9-121 Packssig-Houae. Finishes -- -- -- --________ _ __ ____________ ._____________ -.-,..139 Paints for Oil Producers and Refiners.....142--143 Perfect Method Red Lead (Paste)'____-- -- ....,-- 139 Perfect MethoxL.Red Lead (Liquid-)*_____ _______ _______ ___ ___________ ...139 Plate OU____ _................................. ........................................................................................ ............. 129 Foie Paint......__________ ________________ ______________ -- -______ _. -- 146 Pipe Line Finishes......... .......... ....________________ _______ _____________________________ 137 Primers, A> 2. I?* Paste--. _______--.... __________________________ _i....*104-111 Primers, Aluminum...--_____ --____ -- -- -...... ,111 irlmers, Machine.-_____-- --____________________*___________ ____ t3$~$3l ff^rlsnere* Metal Furniture-_______ ------*__________ ---------.-......-I-_________A31 Primers, Re4------- ,,-------- ------- ------------------ ------- ----------- ---------- ------------ - . i.--414 Reducers, Black Japan................ ................ Reducer, Egg-SheU. Mill White-,--.-.. Reed Primers and Finishing Enamels-- ___ 118 ...--US ___ 114 m&h ColorsTM-___ S&lasusmder Smokestack Black- S&em*)eUk*r4,SMtaackc.luPnaei--nt,-----__- Stains Golden Oak-------^tgfsa% Matfedcraft, m%im, on__ AdBda-i-m,f.e..-,------. - ..--. Smpessded Red iLe*d --, --. fafeWM...... Isak Car Paint. ttwdte--.......... ............ 'T'Xormy"ztmmKwnaI mVttllvur Finish, XPrftctor Primer. SfrutiSc Pniut IfeSyet Finish ,Toy -- _ _4__________ -- -- -- ----4..- --It'S ji&saetian Baste-_ _ __ _4--.4x4..............................4.,.4.____ -- ~-.'--I----.-<--13.3 Wagon Makers' Sfcdha Lead --v------ *..t4* Wat' FtinslturefPaste)--------i'L. l"lli*.ll:ll --U4.IIL-.14; ,,,.,,LW Wood, Filler (Paste)-. -- - 14,17 ^fallow Ochre (Paste)- - --____ -- -- -- _______ -- -- - -- ^-.^S E21 3S8 102~h -- &hErwin- Williams Products INDEX Auto Top Dressing Black................... -- -- ----.................................................. .. Page --X 58 Black Finishing Varnish-....... -*............. ........................................................ ....................164 Black Rubbing Varnish............ *............. ................................................... ............... ................. 264 Body Lead Coat (Liquid)_________ _ _...---------------- -- -- . ............ .........*.............156 Body Lead Coat (Paste)----,... - - -- -- --.......... .......................... .... ........... *...........- ---..-155 Chassis'Primer.---_______________ ________________*.......................................... - - - ------------ 154 DeLusie Finishing Enamel--______ _____________________ -...................... _ -- --....... 165 Fillers., Gear............. --.......,.................... ..................... ............... ............ ........... - - -......158 Free Flowing Color Varnish, Red--.......---........ ---------- ----------------------------- ---- 163 Free Flowing Color Varnish, Wines-,-.--- --------------------- .................. --: '-- - --163 Free Flowing Color Varnish, Gray-., -- ---------------- ---------- - - -....... ~~................. .........163 Free Flowing Color Varnish, Blue................ ................. ................................ .......-- - -- -- i 63 Free Flowing Color Varnish,' Brown.......... ............... ..................... .......... ............................ 164 Free Flowing Color Varnish, Yellow--.................................. ...............................................1^4 Free Flowing Color Varnish, Green....................................................... ------............ .. 1 64 Gasket Shellac....... ............. ............... .. ---------- -------------------- ------------- --................-- -JJ ] Gear Fillers---.......... ..........................1................. ...... ................. -..................... ....................Jfj* Hard Putty__________________ -- --......... .. -...........-..............- ........ ------ Inside Body Slush Black- - ---------------------------------- ---------- ...... .........- -- -------------------- *57 Metal Body Primers* -153 Primer* Chassis______ Primer* Meta! Body-, Primer* Wheel_____ _ Primer* Wood-_______ Primer, Gear.--_____ -..... 154 ____ 15.3 ____ 155 ....... 154 ....... 155 , D. Blacks-- . B, Reds......... . X>. Wines-..., . D. Lakes____ . D. Grounds. . D. Grays--... , D. Blues- ..159 _159 ..159 ,159 ..160 -160 .160 . D. Browns................................................... .............................................. ............................. , B. Greens-- ................................. -- ------------------------ ------- --------------.................... . ............ 161 . D. Whites,-................. ............. ...................................................... ............. ............... .........--}J^ . D. Yellows -- --______ -.............................................. ................. ........ .............. *.................... J5?; , D, Striping Colors-- ________________________________--- -- - - - ................ .. ....... 0. Paint Presses................... -- ........................ ...................... ............. ................................. 36/1 Kadteter Black................................................- .............................. .........- -..................------*58 Rough Stuff...,. .. .............. ..............................-........................ ...................... ........ .--iSS-iafi S'af-'.FsiS'Hite... .... -158 Transmission Red- -157 E21. 85 8 0 0 0 7 * SWP - 0 0 0 0116 51 * B 152-a ... CONFIDENTIAL MANUFACTURERS SALES PRICES FOR USE OF DISTRICT OR MSD MANAGERS OR AS THFY DIRECT ReF;!3;:Iion Agricul tural Implement Primers Agri cul tural Implement Paints . Agricultural Implement Striping Colors A liunnum Pa int ADunin/um Paint Primer Aluminum Paint Thinner Aseptic FTiite. Enamel.>'Under.coa tern Reed Primers &. Finishing Enamels Furniture Enamels & Undercoaters ' Black Japans (A. D and Baiting) 0 xy cl on Pi ni sh e s Bras-Brite Bronze Powders Bulletin Col5rs Coffin Enamel Finishes Conduit Pipe Paint (Paste) Elevator Paints Lustra 1 E-name Is (ABC Quality) Grey Primer, Rx 6500 (Bbls and 5s only) Peter Enamels Toy Enamels Spirit Enamels .Factory Coating Wood. Fi 1 lers (Paste) Flat Blacks 'Flat Black, Rx 42 . Flaxoap & Auto Soap Flat Tone Flat Tone Mixing Size Flooredpe (Bbls only) Oak Furniture Graining Ink (Paste) Furniture 'Rax (Paste) - Galvanised Iron Primer (Bbls and 5s only) Gas Holder Paints Keg Paints ' Lacquers (A. D< and Baking) Linoleum & Rubber Tile Cement i'bcl.;no Paints (Paste) Much: ir Fi Hers (Pas te) .01 .01 Net .25 .25 .25 .25 .06 , f.y i.".; .10 .20 Net .25Net .01 .09 .15 .25 .50 Ne t 25Net .01 -01 as .90 . Net .25 .25 .25 .01 -05 .50 -25 .25 .25 Lb. ?? Gal* tr H ft n n ti i? Lb. Lb. -Gal. n h ?! Gal. Lb* ft Gal. n Gal. H n Lb. n Gal. n n ft ri Lb. it 0007-SWP-000011651- -2- jPeduc_,Jm\ Machine Primers 5 Sealers Oil Proof Machinery Paint Metal Furniture G-raining Primers ..15 Gal . K !l oO !! Metal Furniture Surface:s '(Paste) .01 Lb. Metal Furniture Graining Grounds (Paste) -01 SI Metal Furniture Graining Ground,Rx 693? .25 Gal. Metal Furniture Graining Colors, (Paste) .01 Lb., Metal Furniture Baking Yarnich Metal Furniture "'ram?]a .25 C-al. 'I ; ft Metallic Paints (Paste) -0.x Lb * Metal Protective Paints (All grades) Mill White Paints Mill White Reducer, Rx 0974 P G Gal* .25 ti .05 n Mill White Reducer, Rx 01083 Dado .Enamels Concrete. Floor- Finishes . 50 ft .25 .25 it Concrete & Cement Hardener Concrete Wall Finish Sash Colors .15 ft .15 ?3 .25 II Pipe Line Finishes .25 ft Gas Resisting Paints .25 ft Structural Paints Mine, Mill & Factory Colors Non-Corrodiblo- Acid Resisting Paint ' .15 ft B iO ft .09 ft Taxite ' Dealers' Net Packing House Finishes- .25 Gal. Antydaqp Foundation Damp-Proofing Net Pole Paint Smoke Stack Paint Stains (Acid) .25 Gal. -15 - ft .25 ' ft Golden Oak Handcraft . -15 ft .25 n Oil Stain Tractor & Truck Finishes Trunk Paints * .25 ft .25 i? .25 n Wagon Makers' Skein Lead Net Oil Producers & Refiners Finishes .25 Gal. Barrel Paints -01 Lb. oaramancifii Smoke Stack Black .15 Gal. Phono], Pipe Line Paint .09 ft r- rT?t oO s 3 *& *S ** 5< toJ llrjJ! I ^ 8 I* t? t? t? f fr|;; & i &5"f*- " 3 *4 S~5 it W tif * E 2w V v' S i s *.- E E .r ,, i j--* h** r *-- ** p> t~s Li; ?> *:: - ^^ # Si 3' H <& rs i & S' 4^ tv & -. 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C'. %..r.>........ ta p-t >* * t a <& c: W ts> s' !; <53s^ 3 Cw; *^ ^ ci I!sj t*t fte- 8 #oH Ho c* *-> * S ` I S SI 3 s- & a s jf $ cr 3 3a 3 g2 3 * er -SWP-000011651-D 0007 at-i. <n I* <05 fe -S3 I4 fe i$' ^ t? ,_ ?-* S ' i> t* 3 & S!f' 3 *3S .. w _ "! ea o && O o 9 MI2 S ES8 8 Sr* C 2 3 3 fra* *% so^* oc`-> ` iar j BE sssses** ft fMt*i*-*t*s-ea ^ ?v 3S ^i h n.% a E2.ERE & at s# H> < p fs ^ 6y a a a. si si P & e *8 25 8 gga.............................. Op UHfe ^ P f* ^ S r O fcr^i ffT . &?*i aH: i-iE.E g. f_e* <5 # ^ < g ft g, i fc a a<* >3 ilfriicjs* & % I 11 i ^?tSi r fes us s |> Is 9+.1b^.|s^ & . 0K S3*t alfefe& er 3 8 * fte,3 t. tr : * *V> * t%J. o C* * &tv tO-1 3 S* S3 2* a O i: I? ag^g^ SHBfiWm-WlLUAMS PRODUCTS AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT PASTE PRIMERS AND PAINTS In presenting our list .of Agricultural Implement Paste Pdrners. nnd^Pmlnt^ tn. the sales force, we have ende&vtir<f&f 6 so arrange the IMormaHoh- mthis irneof material that it will be. most accessible and easy--to u*e. '" ' We have- passed .through And: TefthehlUd' a ipc'clod- of eaperimentmgwifch cheaper substitutes for-raw mated fils empfay-e-d.i'n.t:he~ manufacture of. Implement. have now directed'hlfour attention to the manufacture of these p.mht iU such f&fjp quantities that the- cost wilt be reduced- by- re-asosMof the tnnage"=Wthet^fht#%3?substitution of .anything but the moat. a'^pfOved ihgfedielits.- . ' In order to accomplish.this. as. far a-possible, from the satea-end,-the Implement Paints herewith listed, have; been _m_a.de ' standard set. by-our Hew Wagon Bos-Greens. H&ving.-pufc the stalrlard of quality ' where it will unquestionably-' he satisfactor^-for all--tm.t.. ve.ry ' are endeavoring to .give you every 'pbjaible hid lurtbeAdlmg of lH'es'.e'-pa^baFp^S& so .that it will he .unnecessary., for the-representa^ve@--to- order- tpectaL- &M.tefiea..-cm to Imv-samples of bur`cdmpe.fcitors'` mateirli hnityfed ind` matched. - '_ .. The pigments are alt selected t4>vgiy#-the;1^t osaib|$- of color, fastness, idlikhJT diiraBiHtyof.pnint.him-and -workmg.uauahtiei' dttdag-JSPgli* cation, and only those-yehrclea are mM .which,hgye, provrf bf>th,.-iafe .an4. pefmlielt. Many cheaper- paints are being turned. rnit-than.Ah^m. but m..ev-ery- case-if taken to make cicme- comparaBye teafe, qrlme of Implement -pirate 'WliFprove the cheapest for the coniumer. . ,. , . , - .- , . . * '.:. 'Where' reference jU; tnllon.of reducer, it means-.tharC$Vnumb^oi^uidsto .is'tp''b.e'imiied>witli-' & gallon f reducer to get reunited :cong`iitehcy;`for iife ' . .. . < v, .. We draw partkiitar attention to The line oO&goitEo^_<lte_eng5J?0-th_bEiislij,m.d.- dip, and would s&ythat the Dippihg.'Wugpii nre^es:peelufi.f-: made for dipping, are. also, excellent lor ordfsary-.'bms'Mng work,. fouiCbehae of-Bosil^ lag Wagon Bok Greens has: been added:tomeet'eitrlS^ brushing"CQndltidMT ^ . This Hoe.is espedally-recommenslcd fm'zaU1A-..I5 Pi. ~Green,'Wox:kg,-:and^hmfM :h%adW'ih preference tp-anything lie. ' They Implement' painting, either brush or dsp^ and areof good,teghi--8lmdeie .andtsf n^eepLionel durability. . . Neutral Greens are recommended for carriage shop, work where a cheap -line of color k desired* They are for "brushlbg only and should not be used for dipt?ttti purpose. The shade are good,, bright colors,- permanent m character and f>-aneep tioual durability. . Our line of Faratol Hjids furnished In brushing eu^d dipping. quallty predesigned in the m@ high,grade quality 4* mar^ngftajife and sue parbUraturly eoin- .spendable for their ^rrnmml--ferllfee-f|3^ ihi&d tti! -their- - : ^Of th-ntte -eoiors.Uch Us' each type has been selected which is best- adapted Lo the need. of the trade, and the matm&nt should eover ail ordinary requirements*, i. ' .VNs Cd 7 -SW P-0 0 0 0 1 1 -6 5 1 - MSD (3 5) J-20 -- 10.3 -- o o o m m j &HERWIN- WtLUA MS- PRODUCTS J ! AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT MINT 1 ' PRIMERS ' 316 FINK PRIMER (Brushing and Dipping) (20701) Weight 19.15 pounds per gallon. Odes la from five to nx hoars. For dipping, should be reduced 1.8 to 20 pounds to the-faBou of S~W Reducer Rx 0974, or benzine or nkpfotTha. For brushing, reduction should be 20 to 24 pounds per gallon of reducer, in arnallPrimarily for brush work, but also gives good results for dipping purposes tanks. bbls.and 25s %-bbU, Less than 10G lbs,,,-,, --...............----- ------------------------------------------ -- -- 17 Va 100 lbs. or ov<?r,,- *___---------------------------------- -------------------------- - -- 14 Vt i 1-5 bbls--------------------------------- --------- -------------- ----------------------------------------- -- 12 */2 317 PINK PRIMER (Brush) (21086) . j Weight 16%.pounds per galloon. Dries in from five to sis hoars. For dipping, ! should-be reduced 14 to 16 pounds per gallon; particularly well adapted to dip work. Less than 100 lbs........................ -........................................... -....................... 100 lbs. or over.................................................................................... ............. 1-5 bbl................................................................. .................................................. .. 25s }<% 13 % ........ bbls.and %-bbls. -- .... 320 PINK PRIMER (Brush and Diji) (21097) This Primer is for both brushing and dipping. Weight 19%`lSjts-per g*iJoB For .dipping should be reduced I4-"to- IfLpou-nas smd for brushing 16 to 18 pon&u to one-gallon of reducer. Dries in 6 to B hours. Shade slightly darker than Hr- 21086. . bbls.and i 25s %-bbls. L*aa than 100 lbs, ! 108 lbs. or over.. 1-3 bbls. -................ IS 14 ii" 318 RED PRIMER (Brush and Dip) (21090) Weight IS pounds per gallon. Dries in from sis to eight hours. . Pot dipping, reduce 16 tc 18 pounds to tollers. For fej-asMng, reduce 1:8 to 30 pounds to gallon. Possesses- exceptional covering properties,- good color and remains well to suspension, Less than 100 lbs....-----.....---------------100 lbs. or over..---------------......--.. 1-5 bbls................................................... .. 25s 16% 13% bbls.and %-b. b., l..s. -. U% 319 PARATONE PRIMER (21118) - Description----For use in connection with PAKATOWIS HKD, Weight 20 pounds per gallon. - Far- brushing, reduce 22 to 24 pounds per gallon. For small -tank dipping, reduce 16 to 18 pounds per gallon. bbls.and -. 25s - %-bbis. Less'than 100 lb*........................... .............................-.................... lift 100 lbs. or over....--------- ... -- ......----------- .....-------......... Id A 1-S bbls........ ---------------------- ------------------------------------------ -................................... si % LUCIFER RED PRIMER (21141) A Red Lead Pri mer of-VersnHiea shade,- `Bar awe on'bottowoad'B&diroit, Weight 19 Vi pounds per- gallon. For brushing should be reduced 20 to 24 pounds to the gallon of reducer and for dip work 18 to 20 pounds to the gallon of reducer. Does m from eight to ten hour*. bbl,,an(! Less than 100 lbs. 100 lbs. or over.. 1-3 bbi-.............., . 25s 17 V?, 14 Vi %-bbl*. 12 '% 0007-S W P -0 0 0 0 1 1 6 5 1 - Sherwin-Williams product AGRICULTURAL: IMPLEMENT PAINT COLORS (Paste) ' 309 GREEN PRIMER (Brush and Pip) (20714) Weight 17%A bounds per gallon, Dries in from five to nix hours. 'For dipping, ' should be reduced 16 to 18 pounds per gallon. For brushing, 18 to 20 pounds per gallon. Gives brilliant green shade for both dip and brush work. Less than 100 lbs. 1lu0s0 blbbsl,so.-r--o.v.e..r.p. 25s bbVtia'b.fbtalsd. SB 12 1-2 '3M YELLOW PRIMER.-(Brash and Dip) (853) . Weight 18 Vi pounds per gallon. Dries_ i f. rom eight to ten hours. For dipping, should be reduced 14 to 16 pounds to ga"llon. F..o...r...b...r.u...s..h...i.ng, 16- to 18 pounds per gallon. ..Gives splendid results for both brush and dip work, bbls.and 25s- Vk-bbls. Less than 100 lbs........ ........... ...... ___________ 1.......... .................................... 1?,% 100 lbs. or over .....1.11 __________________________________________ 14 Vs 1-5 bbls........... ......................................................... ........................ ................................ 12 Vi ; ; . ! -1 : l1 ' - - ; r . , 499 IMPLEMENT MAROON (20297) . Weight 19% pounds per gallon. Dries ip.-from sis toeigfet'hours- For dipping bare iron, should be reduced 12 to 14 pounds; for dipping bare wood, 10 to 12 pounds to gallon. For brushing bare iron, 16 to 18 pounds, aad bars wood, 14 to 16 pounds, Produces an.tinusually attractive shade of maroon. ..... . '' -. .- feble.and Lead than LOO lb*.___...... ......... 10*% .W*` 100 lbs. or over....... ........................... .......................................................... .. 1-5 bbls,....____......__________ ___ ....________ ._________________ ' :1 ' ii.vi \! - 15 % .... ____ 13 Vi - *. " 536 PARATOL MlD LttjHT (Brash) (21039)' Weight 24 poua4 p&r gallon. Covers solid at a rednetloa of (from 20 to 24 potmds per gallop: of aaphtbft for brushing. Dries in from m% to eight hours; 25s htsm than I0Q lbs.--, ____ ________ *** --.i. 1i0*50 lbbbsU. o*.r..o..v..e..r.................................................... ........................................ :i!B bbls,aad ' %-bbu. 14 V, - .-58t,liUtAT ' .'. -height ISM-PommI per-wHoe, ',.Csvotnolid at .-reduckoa offroraK to 16 pounds per gallon of naphtha for dipping. Dries in from sis to eight bears. - Less than 100 ltra..L 109 lbs. or over.... 1-5 bbls...................... bbls.and 25s - %-bbls. 19% 16% .... ..... ------ 14',; , 538 PARATOL RED, MEDIUM (Brash) (21041) Wright 24 pounds per gallon. Cover solid at a reduction of from 20 to 24 pound- per gallon of naphtha for brushing. 1 Pries in from six to eight hours. Less than 100 lbs, 100 lbs. or over... 1-5 bbls................ n25s bbls.anc %-bbis iV\ Shenwin-Wiluam& mKODVcra AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT PAINT COLORS (Paste) 9 PARATOL-RED, MEDIUM (Dipping) (21040) . fA/'*1*?"' . Covers olid at a reduction of from 14 to 16 potKida per gallon of naphtha for dipping. Dries fa from six to eight hours. , bbfa.aad Less Shan 100 lbs____ _______________ M 100 lbs. ov over*.___ ___________ _ 3~s'bbiws ............................................. I:::::::;:::;::;;::;:::: ,{? ih 529 PARATOL RED, QUICK DRYING (21029) a ,,T`r ,,c<!af T*1* our tegular- Partial Reds, but ground to quicker a -ff il*q"A,, TM8*d:yla teeto ** boars. . Should be reduced for dipping with S-W Reducer. Rx or-beanne or naphtha, IS te IS pounds to the.gallon of reducer. For brushing, 20 to 24 pounds to' the gallon of reducer. Shade tame** Paretol Red Medium, Should be sold only where a quick, drying Red is demanded. bbla.aa'd Less tbsss I0.D -_____________________ _ ,,,, H htri* or over*________________ /g 2~s bhu........................... ........... I:..::::::::::::::::::;::: 11 ;is% 523 NON-FADING GEAR VERMILION, LIGHT (20589) Weight 20 Ppuud per gallo?i. Dries in from six to eight'hours* For brushing, fbouid be reduced 20 to 22 pound per gallon. Produces light, brilliant shade. Afosa* iutely permanent, and should foe introduced wherever possible. '. fofol.gm3 Les than 100 lbs, '13-*050 flob.Mss...o.r..o.ver,.,. 2S '34 Vt 31 Vt Mrfofol. ,29% LUCIFER RED COLOR (21142) A Red Lead Paste of Vermilion gfomlc. For use on both wood and Iron. Weight, Lfo.^8 pounds' per gallon. For brushing, should foe reduced 38 to 22 pounds to the galloB of reducer and for dip work 16 to 18 pound* to the gallon of reducer. Dries in from 3 0 to 12 hours. .. bbls.ssd cLoss than. 100 Ibe */2~bfola. L00 lb. or over__ L5: fo-bfs............. .. m Vt 500 PARATONE RED, MEDIUM (21119) Description--A splendid Red Paste Color designed to meet competition of Red P&steasold at prices less-thim PmtoL Drying time, four.to five hours.. PARATONE RE0 is a -Par*--Dye, Redhead Color Com-bmn.tlon. . Wiht if pound pot pilou. For brush work, reduce fro.m 22 to 2d sounds per gallon* Can foe dipped. It is not recommended for, d*ppfog*-tn-large tanks. For dipping itf* small tanks, reduce 36 to 38 pounds per gallon. . > . . bbh.&nd Le#s than 306 lbs-., 100 I bar. or o ver-,, . 1*S fofols...,,----- 2$ 11_47_ H-bfol*. 12 558 ALLEGTE RED (21058) . Description--ALLK.OTS Red m designed as a .Red Color Coat,- but owing to the high content of lead which the formula carries, this product will also serve m a foigh-gV&de primer* Designed. for -brushing- -or dipping. Weight, 37.80 pounds per gallon* Dries in .from mx to eight, hours. For dipping, reduce 16 to 18 pound per gallon. For brushinf,'reduce-38. to-28` -pounds -tom gnllouv Pomresfcev eScepHcfpgl covering qual*i*tie* s-. Of rich red color and remains well in suspension. fofols.snd ,25s Vi-bbls. Less than 100 lbs. 17 H TOO lbs. or over__ 16 V> J-5 fobls. ................. 12 V?. 0 0 0 7 -SWP-000O il 651- QHERWIN- WILLIAMS PRODUCTS AGRICULTURAL 'IMPLEMENT PAINT COLORS (Paste) 517 TARTAR RED, LIGHT (Brush) (20561) Weight 18.50 pounds per gallon. Dries in from six to eight hours. . For brushing, should foe reduced 37 to 19 pounds per gallon. Recommended particularly for brush work. bfots.md Vi-bbU. Less than 100 lbs, 100 Ifoa. or over-- 1-5 fobls. ______....... SB 55. Vi 518 TARTAR' RED, LIGHT (Dip) (20610) Weight 15,50 pound* per gallon. Dries in from *ix to eight hoar*. Should be .reduced 12. pounds per gallon and mod for dipping purposes primarily. Less than 300 lb.. 300-lfoa* or over___ 1*5 bbls..................... 25s SB bbls.and H-bbl*. 20 % . 519 TARTAR RED, MEDIUM (Brush) (20562) Weight 38.20-pound per gallon.. Dries in from six to eight hour. Should be reduced 37 to 19 pound per gallon for brush work. A popular shade among the trade. . j -i I : * - `1 ' . bbts.aad 25* . %-bbl*. Less than 100 lb*. 100 lbs. or over... 1-5 bW.......... SB io v; 520 TARTAR RED, MEDIUM (Dip) (20664) Weight 34.88 pounds per gallon. Dries in from six to eight hours* Should be reduced 32 pounds to gallon for dip work. . . ' Less than 100 lb___ ** 100 ibs. or over___-___ 1*5 bbl#.. ............... 25* 22 Vi bbtoaud ii-bbla. 20>A 521 TARTAR RED, DEEP (Brash) (20563) . O Weight 10.30 pound* per gallon. Dries to from , six to eight hour*, Should be reduced 17 to 19 pounds to gallon for brush work. bbts.and 25* W-bbl*. Less than 100 lb*.. 100 lb*, or over... 1-5 bbl*..................... SB 20% 522 TARTAR RED, DEEP (Dip) (20665) Weight 14 pound* per gallon. Dries in from ix to eight hours. Should be reduced 3.0 to 12 pound* to gallon for dtp work. bbls.and 25s Vi-bbla. 22%Less than 100 lbs.............................................................................. .................... 25 Vi 100 lbs. or over.. ............................................................................................. 1-5 bbls................... 20 H SHERWtN-WfLLIAMS PRODUCT'S AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT PAINT COLORS (Paste) 364 SPECIAL WAGON BOX GREEN, LL (Brash and Dip) (20926) Weight 17 pounds pet gallon* ..Dries its from: six to einht hours. Should be reduced as-follows: For brushing* bare sroiH 14 to 16-pounds, srad is&re wood, 12 to 14 pounds. For dipping black iron, 14.-poundet. bare wood* 12- pounds* primed iron, 12 pounds; primed wood,: 10. ta-12 pounds to gallon. A warm toned, extra light-green with @ slight yellow tone, very clean ip color. bbls.and 25a Vs-bbU. Leas than lOO'lbs... 100-lbs., or over*. ,, ,, ,, 1"5 bbls--.................. 18 Vz IS Vz tlVz 366 NEW WAGON BOX GREEN, L (Dip) (20S72) . Weight 16 pounds per gallon. Dries in from six to eight hours. Should be reduced as follows: For dipping black iron, 12 pounds; here wood, primed iron, and .primed wood, 10 to 12 pounds to gallon. bhle.and .. Leas than 100 lbs............. *............ .... ............. ,, 25a 1 U y2~febis. ____ , 100 lbs. or ver,,,,,,,,,,________ _______ ________________ ________ 15 Vz 1-5 bbSs.................... ................................................................ ............................_ .... 13 Vi 367 NEW WAGON BOX GREEN, M (Dip) ,(20573) Weight 16- pounds per gallon;' Dries in from six to eight hours. Should be re- dueed sis follows: For dipping black iron, 12 pounds; bare wood, primed iron and -,prhned wood, SO to 12 pounds to gallon. .* febls.&nd *;L88 than 100 lbs. 100 Sbs,, or over.. I5 bbls.. -........ n25a ------- V^*bfola. :::: 13'A 368 NEW WAGON BOX GREEN, D (Dip) (20574) Weight 16 pounds-per gallon, Dries in from six to fight...hours* Should be reduced as follows; For dipping- black Iron* 12 pounds; bare wood* primed iron, and pnsned'wood, 1.0 to 12 pounds to gallon. foLla.smd 25s *&~bbU. 100 lbs. or over_________ _____________________________________,, 1-5 bbU..................... ...................................... ... .......................... 13% 371 NEW WAGON BOX GREEN, L (Brushing) (194) Weight 22 pounds per gallon- Dries In from sir to eight hours, Should be reduced for brushing, 16 to 18 pounds to gallon. Less than 100 Its. tee 16s. or over... 1-5 tAls........... 25* 22`A 19'A bbit.and V4-bbi. ini 373 NEW WAGON BOX GREEN, M (Brushing) (195) Weight 20 pounds per gallon. Dries in from six to eight hours, Should be reduced for brushing, 16 to 18 pounds to gallon. - Less than 100 lbs. 100 lbs. or over.... 3-5 bbls............. ... 25s 21 Vi 18 V* bbls.and Vz-bbh. 16 Vz 0007-SWP-0 1-H Effective March 15, 1921 Sherwin- Williams Products AGRICULTURAL' IMPLEMENT PAINT COLORS (Paste) 379 NEW WAGON BOX GREEN, D (Brushing) (196) Weight: 21 Vi pound* per gallon. Dries in from *ix to eight hour*. Should be reduced for brushing, 16 to 18 pound* to gallon. '. Mew Wagon Box Green, Dip and Brush, are same shade, malting it possible to dip partis andnrush other*, resulting in uniformity in shade after final assembling. 25* Let* than 100 lb*................................ ................................................. 21'A 100 lbs, or over........................................ ............................. 18% 1-5 bbis........................................................... ................................................................ .. bbls.and Vrbbls. -----16'A ' 380 NEUTRAL GREEN, LIGHT (Brushing) (20472) Weight 21 pound* per gallon. .Drie* over night. Reduce for brushing, about 16 to 18 pounds to the gallon of reducer, ', , bbls.and 1 , 25* %-bbl*. Leas than 100 lbs....................... ..........---------- ...... S6 .... 100 lb*, or over,____ ____ ____________ c..........-- ........c..... 13 ------ i-5 bbi.............................. ................................................ ................................................ .n 381 NEUTRAL GREEN, MEDIUM (Brushing) (20304) Weight 20 pounds per gallon. ' Drie* over night. Reduce for brushing, about 16 to 18 pound* to the gallon of reducer. hibls.and 25s %-bbls. Less than 100 lb*...._______ .*----- -------- ----------- ......... ................... 16 .... 100 lb*.'or over. -- .....1....-- ........ ............ .. 1-5 bbt*._.................................................................... ............... ............... 13 .... ____ 11 382 NEUTRAL GREEN, DARK (Brushing) (20339) Weight 19 % pound* per gallon. Drie* over night. Reduce for brushing, about 16 to 18 pound* to the gallon of reducer. ~ bbli.and -, . . 25s %-hbl*. teas than 100 lbs.............................____ 16 ------- 100 lb*, or over___......___ .........--------- ---------- ---------13 i-sbw................. ............................. ................................ -...a.................... -----ii ,. 322 CANARY YELLOW (3772) Weight 22% pound* per gallon. Dries in from eight to ten hour*. Should be reduced as follow*: For dipping, 14 to 16 pound* to gallon; for brushing, IS to 18 pound* bfel * and 25* i4-bbU. 100 lb*, or over____ ...................................... ........................................... 20% 1-5 ............................_____ IS Vs ..... 325 FARM WAGON GEAR YELLOW (2fl7ff) Weight 21 Vi pound* per gallon. Drie* in from eight to ten hours: Should be reduced as follows: For dipping, 15 to 16 pounds, and brushing, 18 to 20 pound* per gallon. Used principally for gears, wheels and pole*. Excellent results are obtained on wood, by dipping first coat, reduced at about 16 pounds to a gallon of naphtha, follow with semi-gtos* coat made with approximately 14 pound* of color, one gallon of Pals Implement Finishing Varaiah and one-half gallon of naphtha. For high-grade work, stripe and finish, or for medium grade work, merely stripe, using * gloss stripe. For cheaper work, which is only given one coat, recommend about 14 to 18 pounds of color to a gallon of Pale Implement Finishing Varnish, and from one-half to three- fourths gallon of naphtha. . - , -' "' NOTE--Paste should be reduced with naphtha, before varnish it added, and only mixed a* required for immediate use, , . Bbls.and 25* %-bbl*. Less than 100 lbs,_............----- -----------...........----- -- 20% .... 100 lbs. or over.... ...... .......... -- 17% .-- 1-5 bbla............-................................................................................................................ - 15 'A sadr, fn e Sir*,,, 4 rtrt ... Effective MMCh 18, 1931 SMsn-W/N^WiLUAitim PHOoyors AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT PAINT COLORS Paste 341 LIGHT GffltOM-l YELKM? (3690) ' Weight a % pound* per gsilbb. Uritu in fttfiB Sight U t boor*, "Sfc&iitd be reduced as follow*! For dipping, 12 to l4 jlouna*! fof bru*hfag, it id to pbisooi ptt gallon, HbKanti 25. %-bblo. Le*. than 100 lbs................................... ....................... ....................... ............. 22% 100 lbs. or over.......... ............................................................................................. 19 % 1-5 bbia----------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------- -- .... in 343 MEDIUM CHROME YELLOW (36?#) Weight 34 pound* pet gmllott. Dries is* front eight to t*fl hours. Should be .reduced aa follows: For dipping, 14 to 16 pound*) for bririhibg, 18 to 18 pound* p* sfSSfeb, bbl*.end I,tS than 500 lbs. 406 lbs. or over... IS bbl*................... Vi-bN* 53 .! I 346 ORANGE CHROME YELLOW (3749) !, Weight 25 Vt pounds per gallon. Dries la from eight to ten hoars. For brushing, thould be reduced 22 pounds to gallon. bbls and j ' ' ; than 100 lb.......................... ................................................... .SOS lb*, or over......-----------....____:....______ .... . ,1-5 bbl*........................................ ......................... 4S* 23% 19% .... ----------- - 17% If when ordering Yellow*. tr*ight, dipping or brothing good* ate d*lred, specify nccordingiy. ' ' 421 LIGHT BLUE (3682) Weight 20 pound* per tattoo. Eyries in r6ntk si to eight &6urs. Should! he reduced as follows: For dips ;ag 14 to 16 pounds; for brushing, 36'to 18 pound# pet gall on. bbii.and 25 %-bbl. Less than 100 lbs.. U 18 % 4 423 MEDIUM BLUE (3699) Weight 20 pound* per gallon. Dries in from six to eight hours. Should be reduced as follows: For dipping, 14 to 18 pounds! for brushing, 16 to 18 pound per gallon. . , ... btrfs.aad 25* %-bbl*. Less than 106 lbs..-------------......----------------------------...........----- .. 22% ... 100 lb*, or over................................................................. ..................................... .. 19 % ' .... 1-5 bbl.............................................. ..................... ............................-............. .. .... 17% 424 DEEP BLUE (3758) Weight. 17.60 pounds per gallon. lories In from six to eight bd>urs, Should fe# seduced as follows; For dipping 14 to 16 pounds; for brushing, 36 fco 18 pounds per . 25* Less than 100 lbs.---------------------------- ---------------------------------- .....------- - 20% 100 lbs. or over____________________________ ...-------------------------------------- 17% US bbl*,................................................ .......................................................... ........................ bb(*.nd %-bbl*. ---* 15% Effective March 15, 1921 WHm^wm^winjAms^pRoouc'm AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT PAINT COLORS Paste 399 LIGHT GRAY (3734) Weight 22 % pound pet gallon. Dries in from six to eight hour*. Should be reduced m follow*: For dipping. 16 to 18 pound: for brushing, 18 to 20 pound per gallon. bbla.and '25 %-bbls. Leu than 100 lb*______ _____________ .....----------- .....----------------- 17% 1Q0 lbs. or over..................-- I...... 14 % 1-5 bbls......................... .................................... .............................................................. 12% 391 MEDIUM GRAY (3712) Weight 22 % pounds per gallon. Dries In from six to eight hour. Should be reduced a* follows: For dipping, 14 to 16 pounds, for brushing, 16 to 18 pound per gallon. ' bbla.and ' . , `25 %-bbl*. Less than 100 lb*...,................................................................................... 17% 100 lbs. or over-..--.--.2-___ _------------------------------------ -- 14% 1-5 bbls------ ............ ............................................. ........................ .......... ia% 0007-SWP-00001] 651-1 AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT STRIPING COLORS (Paste--Quick Drying) 552 553 562 573 590 591 Striping Vermilion (1052)...----------Striping Red (1053).................... .. Striping Bine (1062)............. Striping Chrome Yellow, M (1073) Striping White(1090)............ Striping Black (1091)............ 5s PC U n 38% 34% ALUMINUM PAINT A lusting silver finish for use cm radiators, ranges, water-boilers, gas, steetu and water pipes, gas stoves, machinery, engines, etc. Also for outside use on/gas engines, boats, met&l work,.cornices, cupolas, .etc.. It stands extremes of heat-and cold. Does not crack, peel or Mister. ' `' . la Ss '' ' (29).--.......... .... ...................... .................... ............... .. Less than -.6 gals.. 4 75 6 gal or over 4 SO ' 100 . gals. 4 IS ALUMINUM PAINT PRIMER (Liquid) For use under Aluminum Paint to get most brilliant and-durable finish* ' is Gray (6S00) Less than 6 gals, * 3 `40 6 gait. or over SIS, . .ALUMINUM PAINT THINNER (Liquid) ' For use in mining Brornse and for thinning Aluminum Paint. Is (076)...................................................................................................... .. Less than 6 gal*. 2 25 MSD(15) C21 -- ill 6 sals, or over 2 00 Effective March 15, 1921 'SHB^m^WMZmms~~PnomjGT@ ASEPTIC WHITE ENAMELS AND UNDERCOATINGS ENAMEL FINISHES FOR BEDSTEADS BEDSTEAD DIPPING PRIMER No. 16 (6916) Reduced 50 px cent with benzine. D-o-ot use Reducer No. 74--?4, foeeassse we Juki bexxriue works better with this particular material than oUr special Reducer. This Primer will air-dry-satisfactorily in 24 to 35 hours and bake In 3 hours sfc 160 degrees. Is 5 bbU. 6 gab. oroV-tr.,,.*---------------- w-------------------------~ 2 70 Less than 50 gals.~-------- ---------------------------------- - 2 60 50 gal's,, or over--- ------------------ --------------------------------- 2 55 1-5 bbls................................. ................... ...................... ......................... .............................. -.* 2 40 DIPPING BEDSTEAD ENAMEL No. 56 (17656) Reduced 5.0 per cent with White. Kaa-mel Reducer No. 7-5-^810-7-5-for dip work sssd 33|4 per cent for spray work-. This material cap also, be reduced with Reduces* 74--0974 or Usd vexsftl Thinner, but when these Reducers are used tfee-3ta*aiel will ^ot take as much.Reducer a w-hen reduced with 018-75, and will not hsve .m high a'glosa m when 01075 is used, TM material wUTtake a higher heat fchaa atr of our other Enamels without turning yellow or showing any bad effect. It will also airdry satisfactorily in 24 to 36 hours or can be baked at 170 to 180 degrees for 3 hours. U 5s hbis. 6 gals, or over,,^, Less than 50 gals.. 50 gals, or over___ 1*5 bbln-.____ -~- 4 20 lQ 4 05 3~90 KITCHEN CABINET AND REFRIGERATOR FINISHES TWO-COAT WORK. WHITE PRIMER No. 1.2 (17212) For wood, galvanised or black iron. We>od'---Fos brushing,, can be used full body, or if any reduce? Is necessary* It will take 12 H per cent reduction with Reducer Ho. 74--8974 or Uxdvesr&sit Thinner, For spraying, reduce 33M per. cent with Reducer Mo- ,74-*0974 G&lv.m'iizod Iron or Black lion---Use full body for brushing and for spraying re dues 25->pr cent with Reducer No, 74--09-74-. Will air dry over night-or hake at L50>-to 168 degree for .$ honm^ This muteda! itmuM not be used in dippln-g-^tsmk;. - If-you find a dem&hdTor & Dippmg Primes for this elais of work, .-use Bedstesd4Mp.pisa$ Primer 60-id, ^dpgg the tame ijastractioxw- * given for this mBtertal-whea "used on bedstead, - u s bu. 6 gals, or over................................................ ..-- Less than SO gals,-------------------- -- -- ----- ----- 58 ig&is, ........... . 1-5 bbls,. --............ .. ... ... ... ... ............ .... ... 3 95 i"as 2 80 .... 2 65 WHITE BAKING ENAMEL No. 68 (17868) For spray work, reduce-33.4^ per cent with White Enamel Reducer No, 75""" 01075? for dip-work, reduce 50 per cent with White Baking Enamel Reducer No. ?5 ---01075'. Uuiveraml.-Thiniier can also be- used Tor -rednciugT butiu-usiag XJmver-ml Thinner- the-material will-not-take:as much Reducer and-the-glow will -not .fee- urns- as high a wheat-the namd.Reduuer.-m used. . TM&material will air-dry^.^tlsfactotUy over night, but can also be bmked'-at-i-SQ-'degrec^Tor 3`^hours, It ftboitfd-not be-given more^than ISO -degreca-of treat because It will -t-um-yellcw. This. Enamel can. also- be-used for.--a=-nne-coat: propog-ifiost. = Fog* fhis !*ss--of work-we would suggest-redn.ci.ng-l-t?:3.-3M .per cent with White Enamel Redtscet--01-075 and air dry or bake as elated above, .. .. *8 U 5s febla. 6 gala, or ov.e.r^----------------------- --------------------- Less than 50 gals..-------------------------- -50-gals, or over------------------------------------------ ----------------------1-5 hbls.............................................................-............................... 2 9.5 -- - 2 80 ITSi m 0007-SWP Effective March 55, 1921 ^SHB^wm^IZuMms^P^OD^m ASEPTIC WHITE - ENAMELS AND UNDERCOATINGS ONE-GOAT WORK ONE-GOAT WHITE ENAMEL-No. 7ft (178.70) This material will work satisfactorily on galvanized or black iron. Should not be used os wood. It can be reduced 25 per cent with Reducer No. 74---0974s.or con also be reduced with benalse for brush or spray work, but we prefer to.sell' our Reducer No. 74 to obtain best results. When used this way ife will dry over night or will bake at 150 degrees for 3 hour. We do not recommend this material fo'r dipping purposes. 1 Ss bblii. ............................ ....................................... Less thass S0 galg..,,. 50 US gbabll* .o_r_o_v_e__r,,,,_-w,, 3 20 3 10 3 05 r<u. WIRE WHEEL FINISHES PRIMER No. 20 (620) For highest grade repair and new work. . Two coats of this Primer should be used. Reduce .12 % per cent with Universa Thinner or turpentine and spray. This material, will satisfactorily air dry over nigh or can be baked to a good hard tenacious coating, in 3 hours at 160 degree. For a medium grade and price, Primer 17212 should be used. U 5s bbls $ gals, or 3 45 Less than 58 .......... .............................................. ................ 58 gals, or owr............... ............................................................... ......- M febls,_-____ __ __________________ ............... .................. ........ 3 35 3 30 3l WHITE WIRE WHEEL ENAMEL No. 609i-(1-7609) - - This Knamel represent* m high a grade of White Wire Wheel Finishing gimme , we believe, is necessary for this purpose, stiff is equal to any that are being offers far this class of work today. ' Reduce 25 per cent with Universal Thinner or turpentine and spray. Tbi material will air dry satisfactorily over night or-bake at ISO degrees for 3 hour: We do not recommend any higher heat for this Enamel. On account of this materu having to stand outside exposure a good percentage of oil is required in its mane facture, and for this reason when baked above 150. degrees it will turn, yellow. '. 6 gals. or over____ ______ _........___ ... Ls# than 50 gala..........._____ ______ SO gals, or over________ ___ ...___________________ 1-5 bbls....................................... ................ ............. ...c. Is 3 45 .... ___ _ .... Ss .... 3 35 3 30 ____ bbb 17 . . WHITE REED ENAMEL FINISHES ' ` . WHITE PRIMER No. 12, Rx 17212 Will answer for a satisfactory Spraying Primer and Rx 6916 for a Dipping Prime Is Ss 6 gals, or over....._____ ...______ _____________ ....... 2 95- .... Less than 50 gals_______________ _______ __________________ ____ 2 85 S0 gals, or over..... ........._____ ..._______ ___ .... ____ 2 80 1-5 bbls................................................ ......................... .............................................. .. bbl __ __ ft WHITE BAKING ENAMEL No. 68 (17868) ' Is a satisfactory White Reed Finishing Enamel. Seduce 25 per cent for spin iug and 33M per cent for dipping. .. ' Is 5s bb 6 gals. or over..___ ____________ _____ ...._____________ _ 2 95 ____ __ Less than 50 gals..__________________ ______ ___ ___ _______ ____ 50 gels, or over..................________ .......... ___ 2 85 2 80 . 1-5 bbls....................... ........................................... .. .... ____ J MSD (15) C21 -- 113 Effective March-15, M2I SHBft'WtlV-WtLUAMS PRODUCTS ASEPTIC WHITE ENAMELS AND IINDERGOATINGS WHITE TOY FINISHES AM> GENERAL SUNDRY ARTICLES DULL WHITE TOY ENAMEL No. (18049) . Reduce 2S per cent with Reducer Hcl 74-^0974 f<?r spraying. Will sir-dry- atk f&etonly over night or bake at IBS.-decree for 3 hours. This Enamel covers good one coat and gives a good Dull or Egg Shell Finish. 6 gals, or over. .. .... ---------------------- . -----------2 70 Less than 50 gals.---------- - ----------- ... .... ,,,, .___ ,,,, 50 gals, or over- ----------------------------- 1-5 bbk.............. .................. -_________ ____________ -- la -- 5s 2 60 2 $5 ____ bbl* .** 2 40 GLOSS WHITE' TOY' ENAMEL No, 48 (18048) Reduce 25 per cent with Reducer No. 74--0974 for gprgsy or dip work. This material will air-dry satisfactorily over night or bstlre at 160 degree for 3 hours. Is 6 gals., or .over------ ...---------------------------------------------- ~ 2 70 hem fchsn 50 gels..,...----------------------......----------------- 50 grab. or ovcr^^-- ------ ~~ ------- ------------------* -- - 1-S hbk.................................. ..................... -................................................... 5s 5`So 2 55 .... hbSs. IIII % 40 GLOSS. WHITE TOY ENAMEL No. 605 (17605) Reduce 25 per cent, with Reducer No. 74--0974 tor spray or dip work-. ThU material ..will air-dry -satisfactorily- oyer night or bake at 160 degrees for 3 hours. For fcwo-jcoesfc work, use either White Primer No. 16 os White Primer No. .6916 for dftppdtog*-arid 17232 for fmissMsg or spraying, Fora good clean Enamel Finish over these Primers me erne cos-fe of White* HalcIng"Bnamel No. 600--17^06, With-.reference to-the particular wltltesteM of the ^feow Essum!* It would he very hsrd for. gmyxme to explain in detail -how one eosspwes with-the ther from a standpoint of whiteness. We suggest- that each Manager arrange to fam% 'quart sum-plea gent to his Division so-that whan the representatives come in they can examine each material and in this way-find out-for ibes&gelve Just how on com pares with the other. . ,, ... Is 5# bfala. 6 gals, orrer..------------------ --------------------3 ~~~~ ---* Lthan -50 ------ .... .... <.*,... * * -- 3 3 '- $G gala* or over*-*-------------------------------------- --------- 3 05 1*5 bbls....... ...................................................... ......... ----------------------------------------------------- 3 90 REED PRIMERS AND FINISHING ENAMELS For use on baby- carriages, reed chairs, etc. MaterlaS I# generally used for spray* ins? sand dipping. The amount of reduction i governed, by the kind of article being finished, usually for dipping and spraying the Frfmer wfll reduce 25 to 33%% with either Reducer No,- 74, Hx 0974 or a turpentine gubstittte. The. Enamels will take svrrductum of 20 to 25%.. They air-dry over night. Is 5s Ms Reed. Primer, Gray (172^B>..V......... .... ReecLPrsmer, Cream. (l?247)_i-------- Reed Primer, Old.-Ivory (17415).. Reed Primer, White <17$8S). ---* Reed Finishiitg, Gray (172Y7)_______ Reed Ft-nishVtsg, Cream (E722D)._..... Reed iFmisMngf-.0|d X-vory (17409).. Reed-Finishing,-White-(1-7396). _ ^ Natural Reed Primer .(182-frl). Natural Reed U&amel {1-8262),--.... Dark' Bf.ue-Black Primer 1X8263)----Bark Blue-Black Enamel (I8264)_w. 6 gala. or over 2 95 2 90 2 90 2 90 2 95 2 80 2 95 3 30 2 95 3 05 2 95 3 05 kg than SO gels. 2 85 2 80 2 80 2 80 2 85 2 70 % 85 3 00 2 85 2 95 2 85 ' 2 95 50 i*U,, or over 2 80 2 75 2 75 2 75 2 80 2 65 2 80 2 95 2 80 2 90 2 80 1 90 t-S Mss* 2 65 2 60 2 60 2 60 2 65 2 50 % 65 2 $0 2 65 % 75 % 65 2 75 IMPORTANT NOTICE '.On the reverse, side-of-this page you will ' ' find our new Hne-iip of ' FURNITURE ENAMELS AND '" ' '' UNDERCOATERS. While the line is condensed it. covens prac- ticaily every requirement---popular and ap proved standard shades, White, Ivory and Gray, .some gloss, some dull finish and- all . at popular prices. -STUDY THIS LINE AND ' 'STUDYTHE ENAMEL POSSIBILITIES . - ON YOU. TERRITORY 000 7-SWP-00001.1651- K Effective April 25, 192-1 Sherwin- Williams Pmoduotb FURNITURE ENAMELS AND UNDERCOATERS These produets are designed to meet, the recjukemesiis of the wood finishing m*mu faeturers of bedroom suites, sun room furniture, etc. ENAMEL UNDERCOATERS _Ss less th&n 50 gals. 50 gals. or over White Undercoater No. 30(7230) 2 80 White Undercover Wo. &.$' (17585)............... 2 70 Ivory Undercoater Noi (ITSS3)______ 2 80 French Gray Undercoater No. 28(17228).................. 2 80 2 70 2 80 2 95 2 70 2 60 2 70 2 85 2 65 2 55 2. 65 2 80 bbls. 2 50 2 40 2 so 2 65 White Undercoater No. 30 is designed for brushing or spraying, while No. 85 may be. used as a dipping undercoater at a reduction of about 33M%- These uudercoa.ters?. n%ay. be,brushed at .package eoniiste-ney or slightly re-ddCed. For spraying redike 2(1% with- Special Reducer Ho. S <0974).or Universal Tbiimer (0261) .or turpentine. All of these undercoaters dry over night for sanding and re- ENAMELS White Enamel No. 5 (17605).... ................. ............... White Enamel No. 10(17010)............. ......................... White -Enamel No. -5'6 (1765.6) ,,............ .................. .... White Enamel No. Q8'{-i7.86fD& - , ......................... Ivory Enamel No. 5l (18351)-'..________ Ivory -Enamel Np, 52 <17852).. ......................... ........... Ivory-Enamel No, 54'(S7654>-v w. ........_____ French Gray Enamel- No. 2t ....... ...ML 3 20 3 2S 4 20 2- 95 2 95 2 95 2 9. 5.. 2 99S5 5 less than 50 gals. 50 gals, or over 3 50 3 55 4 10 2 85 2 85 2 85 2 85 2 85 3 05 3 10 4 05 2 80 2 80 2 80 ' 2 80 2 80 bbls. 2 90 2 95 3 90 2 65 2 65 .. 2 '65 2 65 2 65 No- 5 is a gloss white---quality between No.56 and Mo, 68. . No. 10 is J dull finish'-white---'dries bird overnight to a'rich doll-robbed' effect. An exceptionally Sue enamel3*--very popular, _ No. 56 is a gloss white---a very-good quality enamel for the best grade of white furniture..-dries in from 24 to 36 hours. No. 68 as a gloss white enamel---dries hard over night- -best for medium-price furniture and quick-drying. These enamels may: be. brushed at package consistency or lightly, reduced. If gloss finish is.desired, use White Enamel Reducer No* ?S (01.075),. If.dull or egg-rfhell effect is ;|>referr4dr u4e .U-jrsiv-era-al Thinner or turpentine. For spraying, reduce from No. 51 ia.an^eggahdl ivory- en.amet-'F-dries over night--It is the accepted standard for shade and is lighter than No/52, No, 52 k -an-eg^fth-eflTvory enamel--dries over night, slightly pinker than No. 51 arid la the former standard for shade. No. 54 i a semi-gloss light ivory enamel, drying with slightly more gloss than the egg-shell and dties'over night. . No. 27 is a French gray engmeh and dries over night to an egg-shell finish, These enamel nmy be brushed at package eottaifttcncy of slightly reduced with Universal Thinner or turpentine. For spraying, reduce from IQ to 15%. Sherwuv- Williams Products BLACK JAPANS (Alr4)rying) TRUNK BLACK (Air-Drying) (0735) Has good working and flowing properties. Dries dust free In thirty minutes,, and 'hardd ii n mx hours. Has .good gloss. May be thinned with one part naphtha, to' two parts japan or two parts naphtha to three of japan, depending on results required. Is 6 gals, or over......................... *......... .............. 1 45 Less than 50 gals._________ ___ ____________ ____ 50 gak. or over..____________ _______________ ____ 1*5 bbls....................... ............................................... ........ 1-5 drums........___*______ ........ .... 5s r.35 1 30 drums charged bbls. extra w<. -A. w ,, ,,,, 1-A.AIS.W 1 10 t IMPLEMENT BLACK (Air-Drying) (0734) For use on' implements, rough castings and iron work requiring 8 dense Mack. Has exceptionally good covering properties. Dries dust free In twenty to thirty min utes rad hard in five to six hours. For brush work no thinner is advised. For dipping, reduce with one part naphtha to two parts japan. . . drums u 5s bbls. extra Less than SO gals.. 50 gals, or over... 1-S bbls..................... 1-5 drums_________ l 25 1 20 1 OS 60 . ; ' , No. 5 BLACK (Air-Drying) (#!0) Sultgbie for rough-castings,, btrilers,-sheet-iron work, etc. For brash work, one . naphtha- to four parts japan, and for dipping,' one' part naphtha- to Wo part* Sa is recommended. Dries dust free in Sheen to'twenty minute* and hard in to five hours, . . - , .. ... , . " ................. . '' '' . .drum* ' charted - ... is Ss bbls.' extra 6 gals, or over__________ .____ ___ .,.1....... 1 IS Less than 50 gels.....________.. ,,___ ..... S gals, or over___ ___ 1-5 bbls....................................................... .................... 1 05 i do ss 1-5-drams_______________________ _____________ ____ so CLIMAX (Air-Drying) (02605) , Similar to No. 5 Air-Drying Japan, seta up about the same, but a trifle slower in drying, practically semi-gloss, very tenacious and elastic. ; ' drum* charged 6 gals, or over________. ______ ..._____ 1 Is 10 Ss bbls. extra Less than 50 gals----------- _____________________ .... 1 00 50 gals, or over____...._______________ _______ 1-5 bbls......._____________________ __________ .... 1-5 drums........ ...........__________ .... 95 80 7s 0 00 7 -SWP - 00001165X-L ! Sh erwin-Williams' Products .BLACK BAKING JAPANS- PREMIER BLACK FINISHING JAPAN No. 05 (0705) For use on sewing machine heads, typewriters, adding machines, etc. This material represents the highest quality its a Black Finishing Japan and can be recom* mended with every assurance that It will give absolute satisfaction, if handled cor rectly. It can be dipped, sprayed or brushed and for best results should be reduced approximately 25 to. d3 per cent with Reducer No. 74--0$74 for dip work and accordingly for spraying end -brushing, and will bake out to a good^hsrd finish that can be rubbed with. powdered puxmce stone and felt, at 400 to 425 degrees for i *4 hours, taking from thirty, to forty-five minutes to obtain this heat and holding at this heat, for the remainder of the time. drum charged 5s bbls. esetra Less than 50 gals,.------ ------------- ....----------...------.............. ____ _ 1-5'bbls. ............. .. ............... 1-5 drums_____ .... . ....... .. 2 00 1 90 -- 175 I 70 HIGH GRAPE FENDER JAPAN FINISH For use on fenders, hoods, mud guards-, etc, : First Coat Rubber Finish No. M--Rx 18184, to be reduced 20 per cent with No. 74 Reducer---'Rx 0974, which will giv-c a Batimc reading of 30. . Second Coat Black Fender Finishing Japan No. $4~--Rx Q3&S4, reduced 25 to 33K per cent with No. 74 Reducer--Rs: 0974, which will give a Baums reading m -" 32. This coat should be rubbed to n surface after being'jb>ksd, with pumice, stone and water, after which apply one more chat f .the material reduced the same way. For commercial or medium-grade work, use two coats-of R& 02634 reduced as explained above, or when the mataMs not of the best grade, .use.one coat, of Rubber Finish No. .84^ rubbing this coat--slightly and finish with one coat of Black Fender . Finishing Japan No* 34*--Rz 02634, ' , _ . These-materials should fee baked at 425 degrees for 30 minutes. By this we mean that It will take- from 30-to 40 mla-utes to-obtain 425 degrees of-heat, the-hold .at'this temperature for 30 minutest In case where yon. find it is Imposssble to set this required heat and only -from-S75 to 400 degrees can fee obtained, the length of the bake should fee increased fco 1 % hours. By this we mean to tak^firom 40 to.45 minutes to obtain the heat of from 375 to 400 degrees and hold at this temperature from % to 1 hour. drum charged Rx 18184 5s bbls. extra Less than 50 gals.---- -- ------- -------------------........................... _ ..... ....................... . 1-5 bbls................ .................... .................... . 1-5 dnimti....... ....................... ..................... . . 1 90 1 85 .... 2 70 .... l"65 Ex 02634 . Less than 50 gals. .................................................. .. -- .-- 1 70 '50 gals, or over ........ ........................... -*---.................. ......... 1 65 1-5-bbls......... ......... ................................... ................................ -.................... 1-5 drums..........i------ ----- . ---- -- --------------------- -- - - - ----- 1 50 --.- HIGH GRADE BLACK BAKING JAPAN No. 35 (2635) . To be used on automobile, boxes, high grade hardware specialties, registers, lock, fid finest grade of materials outside of automobile finishes, sewing machine, adding machines, -typewriters, -etc* For the best results on automobile boxes and_simih*r articles, this material should . foe reduced 20 per cent .with. Reducer No. 74---0974, which^gsves a Baame reading of 3ft degrees; T.o obtain best results for japanning with this material, other articles should be taken into consideration for the correct reduction. For instance, tmg japan for-use- on small hardware specialty articles, registers, etc., could foe used a triile- heavier. The baking time of this material Is 425 degrees for 30 msmstes. By this we mean that the oven should be brought to this degree .of heat m 30 minutes and held at this, heat for 3G minutes. The same special consideration should fee given to tins materia! ns to .our Black Fender Finishing Japan with reference to the heat required to obtain best results. drums charged 5s fobts. eztrn Less than 50 gals...... 1-5 bfolst.- 1-5 d ; u n i S . 1 40 S 35 1*20 ____ 2111 115 1 !f> Q007-SWP Effective March 18, 1921 'Sherwin-Williams '"products BLACK BAKING JAPANS BLACK BAKING JAPAN No. 33 (0.2633) This is a very high grade, heavy body Black Baking Japan that has given satis factory result on piano plate and automobile tool boxes especially. It can aUo be used on casting work and will fill up the pores and produce a good, smooth, even finish. It has also been used very ssucc.essfuJiy for spraying and is aeof the- materials in our line that never fails when used this way for medium grade work., -The amouat- of reduction should be governed fey the work in hand. For general purpose .work, we recommend 50 per cent reduction with 3Rx 0074 or benrine and bake at 37S to 400 degrees for I *4 hour. drums charged Ss 2 50 bbls. . | extra 1 40- ,, .. 1-5 feb!s,.. 1 25 1-5'drums* I 20 BLACK BAKING JAPAN No. 60 (0760) For use on hardware specialties, locks, toys, registers, kitchen utensils and fine grade of springs. This Japan should be reduced IO0 to 150.per.cent with 0974, accord* tag to the work: In band and the desired finish required. For spring .Work it should fee reduced the limit--"150 per cent. For register, it should not fee reduced over 50 per cent, etc. This Japan should be baked at 375 degrees from 30 to 45 minute, accord ing to the work m hand, taking 30 to 45 minutes to obtain the required heat. . drum charged _5s Lest than 50 gals._________ -___ _1 30 1 30 50 gal, or over*.*...,...................... I 25 fbebll*. .. . . ,ex'tra .. 1-5 febla... 1 10 1-5 drums ..... 1 05 BLACK BAKING- JAPAN No. 72 (0772) To fee used on hardware specialties, toys, registers, kitchen utensils, medium grade of springs, etc. This Japan will reduce 200 per cent for spring work, and accord ingly for other materials. Will hake at SCO to 600 degrees in 5 to 10 minutes for spring work when reduced 200 per cent, and accordingly when reduced less for other article. By this we mean that should this same material be used on small hardware specialties registers or toys, it could he' baked at 375 to 400 degrees by bringing the heat up to this required degree In about 30 to 45 minutes and holding it there from 30 to 45 minutes. ' drums . charged 5s bbls. extra Les than 5 gals,...,,............. --... I 15 .... --,, 50 gals or over....___..........___ ................ 1 10 .... ___ _ 1-S bfel..................................... ..................... ............................................... 95 .... 1-5 drums....,_________ ................ ------ ------ 90 BLACK. BAKING JAPAN No- 87 (0787) A very good Japan that ha proven satisfactory for stove work, where one coat of material is required to produce'a high gloss, dense*, black finish. We are now selling this material to a number f stove /manufacturers. For beat results we recommend that the-material be reduced 33| per cent with Reducer.Mo. 74--0974 or feenrine,. and bake at 400 degrees for 1 hour, taking. 30 minute to get this heat and hold at 400 degrees for 30 minutes. drums charged ... 5s ' bbls. 'extra Lea than 50 gals.................................. -.................. .. I 05 ------- 50 gals.-or over....._____________ .........___ ....... 1 0 .... 2-5 bbls............................................... ...................................... .. .... 35 1-5 drums......... .................................................................... .... --- SO BLACK BAKING JAPAN No, S3 (01053) . This Japan i. recommended where a-low- heat---Blaek--BaksBg-Japan Is-desired, It will stand a reduction for dipping up to 33M per cent with. S-W Reducer Ho. 74-- or bencine, but the amount of reduction depends upon the article to be finished-,' and the manner in which it is finished* . Can be baked at 225 to 250 degrees for 3 hours. drum charged . 5 fofels. e&tra Less than 50 gals.......-------------------------------------------- 1 55 .... ------- SO gals, or over_________ ___ ......._________ ! 50 .... .... 1- 5 bbls*.,.,.......................................................... ...................................... 135 .... 2- 5 drums . ......____________ _________ ____ ____ .-- 1 30 MSD (15) C21 -- 117 -- Effective March 15, Iftl "SHBmmm^WfLUAms~pSomjGTE BLACK BAKING JAPANS BLACK BAKING JAPAN REDUCERS u, Reducer No. 74 (0974)P__. Universal Thinner (0201)... 8 gale. or over 1 05 1 05 ' ". : 5. . !' ' ; . - Seas than ' so or ver 95 90 95 90 i-s 75 75 . OVENS . This Is on. of the most rmportant' subjects that should be. dl@cuse.ed .when M representatWe-calls cm a .manufacturer using, t-hls class of material for these reasons! Invariably ovens are construcfced-pfomieouotisiy and m a good _umny cases the heat, ventilation and circulation of fresh air is @ -secondary .co^tderatlo^; -IJnle&& a3li|p-" mometer is used to regul&te-th.e: heat, correct -vent-il&tion in. the osr&n-^nd the;.proper circulation of air, the be3t-reault8.caiiuo.ti3-e.-Qfe.4ain.e4. If--every.o|p -of.our MaP.ag.er as well as representatives would thQroughi^c0nsi4-rAhfs:impQ.r>taatJac.tQr in dM&iit*. ing the best result with Black B:aldngvjapans* wfe ate. g&tmfied. ifcjm^Jty frer cent- of the complaints registered against Black-Bak-mg.-Japaas would Cold'oven -must also be taken Into consideration in obtaining the required heatThe first bake ip the mor&mg when commencing work wMl;atwye:4jd^^ than the .second,: third, or later --bakes d tiring the- day or night work* Tfoi l-d:ue--to the oven feeing, cold from stnndsng-ov-er .night, and it wilt ta:ke.from--3ll-to-#-S mtent-e to warm the oven up,-so don't-expect to Qbtain.y-o.ut heat for-the-first-bake && readily as you do when the oven Is warm. -The susfoiect of heat is one of the most.important factors to consider In the finish, of Black Baking Japans. A good -mhuy-tlmes you .ffnd that the thermometers. =feeibt: used in determining- the heat;'ln:fh'e/Qyeaf-dPMfefc:ffio.#'.thfe-'.cdrtect'''h'e&t-th.fet iW.teg obtained.. This: -ts.--u#U#ijr4ue M/iS- proper circulation of sir m .ofetaInvco.rrecf:-hcat, feesi&npQ-isitdn Corpus or anyone else toaafcMfActorily'dMidepheat,wouldmmmw satUfUfctferily hi this ovea, Xkenfely und'dshng it in the wrm during the process fftMfc PUt;ekaeHy- wJnstih . temperature i,. '?-, ' r-.` . y, ,.; ]' - *. '.. . . 'With further reference to..the. oven ifo&t.the.lentai;. a.m?mss:i. of labor and time is used &n gefciag-4-Jse morJc^^m..thMSiS8fes. -b^^#J^liau.G!^Hssft are usually heated by g&$P c^:h^EW.mndmio'mhP.ko.:r,eL(iuim^ The -most Improved and - up-to-date-ovens; ire.decine--^- 0ns .--ofy-f-he -most^-irngortant features of a good oven is proper will -not. settle -back -cm" the worte^'dyo-U: dbl:h:ot.:?uC-ehlp.c"es=:df^okTlsiona,- -It-ie also, important to- have A* tls|fW'ajet:e%''-h5 .-IfcT* .aM '4a^8tbM'3K$-'-4^m5^- .fce--fiet*t-''$F placiag the hand on.the.Pven doofVuf 'fhe.ldmebf^M gh, or-8f^4bhlt;aiakJesec^- the thermo motet.: The Qfdstbnry -tlie|moihdheT#.ili' hM'doj It m.iiit be onethat extends six or-eight inches into Che oven to-get the correct Mat. -, The real systematic and energetic -Jmpspp.er w-ill-i-uset-ir foydtOMeier_in testing his Japan to keep- it st-'the--cosraeeg!: 3umtr^-$h*-'iB3m' Xhls,is^-2aoA^aiid.fcask,-n4- only takes a very few. minute. %k::mght or in .the mocomgt ..proforafelv-kt-night.; > Th advantage of doing it at night is chut the Japan font ail oat nd w*U be In msc'dtes&fc donditmb for-,dippibfbhiAb'@kfep#omMti:''-Xh--evaporatlpnwe8,^isi.ght will not baisge -tfe hydromgtertfhdmg Is covered with ,M 'Mt. aoVetA The-hTdroMetefluee;dtT--'IMi Is felerted to ks a Blght:L,idhidTiydrometotr .-.. To keep down dust in. the oven, wipe out the corner.-.and. edge. with a.Misirnt oil or take some of the same. JapanAthat-yon a"re using arnd mp.pSy.it on the ebrnefi and places where dust , may colleet Aiid:t|tfMhg: tht-irst" bike yo.u`:-Mafee.-yu.-TOl-:ind th Japan b&fe'#..-fche .dust and' dirt right info the oven and yon will- eliminate con- iteibl of fchi# trouble ' . TANK . With reference to-the task used `for rthe..dipping of Fender we .want in e@li-particislnr-Aatt;entioa-to:fM:ir^winX._a^it. tChir.Mahhthrl-'^egerlfeiag- a--proper tank'for the dipping of this el&mrnf .matensl. -It^4s,,nb^lutel-v^.ec-a-ss.mr^h:atr-Aa mnk be of the fender-in fender should h>~ placed m cht task and drawn out-with on awoop, taking om th nose end of the lender first and ferlnglng.^ut thetBlL^scI or. skirt of the,fender last. In this way you -ofetmn s compSmt^x'fi6w-:if'the JapMs..ibd^t--h-.4^ii%A-the-ptos.ei' angle and will tint have.aay tmu.blei-U -thirtan%yu-houf-4-hsve^.creen about, six or eight; iiiches,Irom- tl.r-bottohi so that th-dipping your fenders you' will not strike bottom arid agitate-- shy 'settlings 'that may 'have gone to th'bottom of the tank. 11651-N Shbrw/n- Williams Products BLACK BAKING JAPANS . TANKS--Continued Also one of the most important features in this tank is that it should have a sub-straining tank at one end of the main.tank that extends down to within one foot from the bottom of the main tank. and. in this sub-straining: tank you should, have a copper mesh that will take up all small particles when fresh Japan is added to the main tank and also take up these particles from the Japan that has run.from the drain board into a tub or bucket and then- poured- back into- this sub-ttraia- log tank. . . . ... Another good point about having this sub-tank extend down to within one foot from the bottom of the main tank la that in adding Japan or pouring back the Japan that ha run from the drain board, you don't disturb; the top of the japan and cause a lot of bubbles in the Japan so' that it cannot be used for two or three hour after It has had the fresh Japan added. You can readily see that the Japan must circulate down Into the bottom of the sub-tank and in that way enter into the bottom of the main tank, causing the least amount of disturbance. This tank is especially adapted . for use in automobile factories. For spring Japan work it is not necessary to have this sub-tank, but itia necessary to have the s.creen in the bottom of the tank, . Whenever Japan show any tendency of being dirty, the tank should be .cleaned out and the japan strained. TnU will depend upon bow -cleam the room in which the work is done is kept and also how clean the material Is before being allowed to be dioped In the Japan. . ... - . ' . Exceeding care should be exercised in seeing that the material, to be dipped Is clean and free' from grease or'adds which might be left, on from the cleaning process. Ifvou are careless in this respect, the Japan and finish is sure to suffer. The hooka used to bang the work up with should not fee allowed to become 'heavy with Japan as.this causes dirty work. The Japan should be burnt off as soon as they show this condition. It is very important that hooks be made to fit the work properly and also that the work' hangs correctly to get the best drain. The following method is used in quite a few japan rooms as a cleaning process. The articles to be japanned are placed in an oven and baked at a heat ranging frorfi 500 to 550 degrees for 3 to 4 hours. Any grease or smut left on the articles to be japanned is naturally oxidised by this high heat and the articles come out dry and dean. This, however, does not take off all the small particles of duat that may foe found i&; tfoe-sesm-*ssu5 It Is'advisable to'take a brush, after the articles have-been taken out-of the wtfa; and clean the adams out m you will fee sure that tfeer Is no dust Seating over your-work when it is dipped.' ' : ' ". : OXYDON FINISHES (Baking) ' Formerly Rubber Finishes Oxydon Finishes are made by grinding Black, such as -Carbon-Black, in a good Oil. Varnish to @ very fine consistency. This paste is added to different, grades of Black Baking jap&nsj the-reason for this is to get covering and that- much sought-for Satin, Rubber, Egg Shell or Dull Finish. The .desired, effect.as-4o-gloss- is governed fey "-he amount of this bl^ck paste-added to the Black Baking japan. For instance-- if a Flat or Egg Shell Finish Is desired, more of this Black paste would be added than if a Gloss Rubber Finish was desired. .. The quality of Oxydon Finishes is governed by the quality of Black Baking Japan used an mixing this black paste with it. To obtain the highest grade, elastic and most durable Oxydon Finish, it is necessary to use a high quality long oil Black Baking Japan; On the other hand, the cheaper the Black Baking Japan, the more brittle your Oxydon Finish will be. .. : The amount of Oxydon Finish business possible can only be realised by the following list of article now bing finished this way. .v -. . . Automobile accessories, lamps, horn, aU' metal, surfaces, hardware, specialties, telephones, meter boxes, toys, novelties, camera, parts,, gas and - gasoline stoves, lanterns, etc, ,' . - - .......... The baking time of all these, materials referred to of from 2 to' 2% hours at'300 degrees means that the material should be baked for this length .of thxie at the required beat; not that the material.should-be placed in a- cold or warm oven and the baking time taken from then on. The heat should be allowed'to advance gradually until it gets up to the required degree of 300 and then allowed-to remain at..this.heat fro-m 2 to 2 hours to obtain best results. Or if necessary, can be baked at a lower heat fey Increasing the time or a higher heat by decreasing the time. '- OXYDON FINISH No. 80 (6980) .. The highest quality of Oxydon Finish itia possible to make. Tt is a dense black and reduce 12 % per cent for spraying, and 25 per cent for dip work, with feemdse or 0914. Will bake from 2 to 2 % hours at 300 degrees. Dries with a high gloss. Is 6 gal, or ovr_._________________ ______ ___________ _______ 2 85 Leas than 50 gals............... ............. ............................... ........................... 50 gals, or over._____ ______ ________________ _______ ........ 1-5 bb!..~...................................................... ................................ .. ....... 5s ____ 2 75 2 70 ........ bfels, ____ ____ ____ 2 S5 I SHBRwm-WitLmms Products ' OXYDON FINISHES (Baking) OXYDON FINISH No. 82 (6982) A high grade Oxydon Finfahs When reduced M^ per t 5t dries about the same as 6980 when reduced 25 per cent. To be told where the customer desires material to stand considerable reduction or to take eoflslderafjle reducer- Tjisj material win reduce 6fiper cent for spraying, and 25 prf cent for dip work, with benzine or 0974. Will bake from 2 to 2 V4 hours at 300 degrees, . Ob account of this material being of heavy eofisisteacy, the desired glow obtained is governed by the amount of reducer. For instance, if a high gloss is required, the material should not be reduced any more than 49 to 50 per cent, u less gloss is desired, the material can be reduced 66 H per cent, and for dip work the material, by reducing 75 per cent, will have still less gloss. In taking these matters up with the trade, it would be wise, if they are getting too much gloss, to use more reducr' ' . is 5s bblt. 6 gals, or over---------------------------------------- ---------------------------- 2 20 Less than SO gals.................. ................................... ..---...................... 50 gals, or over---................... --.............................. ........................... - 2 *2 203 ------.*,, OXYDON FINISH No. 36 (6436) Highest quality rcady-to-use Oxydon Finish. Should not be reduced for spray ing or dip work. Will bake from 2 to 2 % hours at 390 degrees. Dries with high gloss , Is 6 gals; or over.......... ...................................................................... J 55 Lett than 50 gels........... ............. ---............................-----................. 50 gals, or over. ------ ----------------------- ------- ------------------- ------------------1*5 bbls........... ......................................-............. -..............----- ------ 5s r--r ` 2 00 bbls, ----- ------:~z; 185 OXYDON FINISH No. 38 (6438) A,good grade of Oxydon Finish-ready for use. No reducer should be used. The only difference in this material and 6 it that 6438 dries with a trifle lew giota. Cess be used for spraying of dip work and will bake from 2-tss 2 Vs hours at 300 degrees. Is 6 galt.ror over,.......... .................................. ......................... 3 45 Leas than 50 gala--..................... ................................ .... 5a gals, or over--............................. - ........... ......... ......................... 1-5 bbls.......................................................................... 5s ' * 35 2 3U bbls. ------.... r-,-? OXYDON FINISH No. 74 (17874) ' A high grade Steel Blue Oxydon Finish, made to represent finish of blue steel used in the manufacture of-gan*and high grade iastfnnieats. This material is fur nished ready for use and should not be reduced for dipping, ana then very ameas amount of benzine or 0974 can be-added. Will bate from 2 to 2 Rjlfour* at 300 degrees. . Is 5 gals. Less than 50 gal..,...-.......................................................................... 5s f 2S bbls. J.5 bbls............. --..................... .... ............................-----.......................................- 2 80 OXYDON FINISH No, 67 (14767) A good Egg-Shell Oxydon Finish. Will reduce 75 to 100 pet cent for spraying or dip work with benzine or 0974 and will bake from 2 to 2 'A hours at 300 degrees. Is 6 gals, or over--------------- ,----------- ------------------------------------ 2 05 Less than SO gals.... ---------------------- ..... SO gels, or over.-............... ........................................... ............................. - 5s -- -105 * 90 bbls. ----- - ----* 15 - OXYDON FINISH No. 92 (17392) ` A fair grade Oxydon Finish. Can be used on stoves, oil ejatsa, ts. JHn^ 66 H per cent for spraying, and .from 75 to 100 per eehl for dip work, with heasta e or 0974. Will bake from- 2 to 2 % tnsiMra at 300 degrees. Dries with a semi-gloss. Is 5s bbls. 6 gills. *r over................................................... 1 65........ Less than 50 gals,......................... .................. ........................................ 5-0 gala, or over.-------------------- --------- - ---------------- ----------- ------ 1 55 1 59 --.... 0007-SWP~000011651-0 1-5 bbls......... ......... ............................................................... -......................... 135 ShErwin-Williams Product OXYDON FINISHES (Baking) OXYDON FINISH No. 32 (18032) This Is- is good gf&de Oxydon Finish* and cm be used on stoves* oil cans, cte. The.difference between this material and 17392 is that 18032 does not carry ns much gloss as 17392, Is Ss bbls. 6 gala* or ................... 2 00 ___ _ *.** Leas tbaa 50 gals.**,,**_________________ _*____ *.* -___ l 90 50.gals, or over.............. ....................* -- ___ 1 85 ... 1-5 bbls,.........................................**......................... *.*,................ **. ***,, 1 70 . OXYDON FINISH No. 79 (17279) This is a'good grade of Osydoa Finish, and for brushing should be reduced about 10 per cent with 8-W Reducer Ho- 0974 or benzine. For dipping, It' shduid be reduced about SO per cent, and for spraying about 33H .per cent. Will bake in % hours at 250 degrees F. Bakes with gloss not quite as high as Oxydon Finish Rsr 6436. tijgal* or ___ . 2 Less than 50 gals..;*.,*..-................. SO gals', or over* **_____ *...........*................. 1-5 bbls.**........................ ..............,,.................. It ..S.s. 2 30 2 25 b2. b. 1l.s0,m.. ' OXYDON FROSTING (91046) _. . This can be brushed full body or reduced 16 per cent with turpentine for dip work, and baked for 1 Yz hours at 350 degrees. To obtain best results with FrosHne, It should be applied over a gloss or a finish like 6982 when reduced about 66per cent, or 6980 when reduced 25 per cent, or 6438 when applied full body* Frostiae Is a clear Varnish and the finish obtained by causing the varnish to check In the process of drying, . Is 5g bbls. 6 gals, or over____________________ __________________ .____ 2 45 **** Less than 30 gals.*^**********^*.**.-****-.****-*-* 2 35 ,**.. S6 gals, or *.** ' ' 2 30 *-5 bbla.**.......................... _________________ _ __ _ ____ ____ 2 15 OXYDON FINISHES (Air Drying) ' OXYDON FINISH No. 85 (6985) This is high grade quality of Oxydon Finish, recommended for air drying only . Should, fee used full body for brushing; for dipping, reduce about 66 % per cent; ' for pray!rig, about 33 K per cent with S-W Reducer or benzine. Air dries to handle fa 6 hours and hard over night. Dries with a good egg shell finish m little higher gloss than Gxydoa Finish Rx 14767. ' 1 ': Is ) ' 5* bbls. 6 (sals..or over. ........______________________ 2 5S Leu than 50 gait.............. ............. .................................................. .. 50 gal, or over,..........._______________________.... ____ 1-5 bbl*........................................................ ................................................ . .... - .-.2 45 240 .... - .... .... .i_. 2 25 OXYDON FINISH No. 79 (17279) Tbit Oxydon Finish is recommended for air drying weII as baking. . Will air dry to handle la 6 hours and hard over night. Dries with a glou similar to R* 6436. is 6 gals, or over_______________ ....2 40 Less than 50 gal*........ 50 gala, or over..._________________ ___________...... l-Shbla.................................................................................... . Ss 2~30 2 as .... bbU. 2 10 , OXYDON FINISH No. 92 (17392) This Oxydon Finish can be recommended for air drying as well a baWag.. Will air dry to handle in 6 hours or hard over night The gloss it slightly less than Kx 17279. ,' ' Is 6 gait, or over...:......................................... ............................... 1 65 Lest than 50 gals.._____________________________________ _ ____ 50 gals, or over-------------------- --------------- --------------- ......___ ____ 1-5 bbls........................................................................................................... 5s .... 1 55 I 50 ....... bbls. .... .... .... 1 35 SHB&Wffif-WJLU&fflS PRO&UOTB.- i BRAS-BRITE For detmxng and-polishing brass and other polished metals, . is (14755) l 5S Ss 145 bbls* 1 30 BRONZE POWDERS Screw top cams. No, 8000 (292 Dry) ALUMINUM BRONZE (Dry) U 1 65 per lb, Ss 1 60 bbk. 1 55 ; DRY BRONZE C, M. F. L. Aluminum XXX. C. M. F. I... Aluminum A____ Brilliant Aluminum (292)------- C. M. F. L. Gold XXX........... 1 C, M. F. L. Gold A------- --------No. *0,000 Gold.......................... ' No. 5,000 Gold......... ................. No. 1,000 Gold---,---............ No. 8,000 Gold...... ........ 1-ounc papers perlb. 1, 2 and 4ouace bottle* U per ounce 2 60 2 35 60 a 60 2 35 1 60 1 60 l 30 t 60 35 30 25 as 30 as 25 ao 25 BULLETIN COLORS (Paste) These colors are ground la pure trolled linseed oil uo.d represent the best quality it is possible to make. Bulletin Color# ere always used considerably heavier than other paints im the reason that they must stay where they we put ana for this reason are used in heavy consistency so the colors will not. run mtb one another-. Premier Bulletin Red "contains smaller quantity Tolnidine than Dragon Bulletin Red and not so durable. Is end Ss 25a less than 100 lbs. 100 lbs. or oyer lees than 100 lbs. 100 lb., or over Bulletin Lamp Black (216)-.-----Bulletin Ivory Drop Bl ack (215) ,, Bulletin Vellow, LI., (8B7)---------Bulletin Yellow, L, (80S),. ,,..... Bulletin Yellow, M (8B9)............. Bulletin Yeilow,,0:(94). Bulletin Qreen, M227*fe! Bulletin Green, M (72LM)..------Bulletin UltrsaiStme Tinting Blue (219)--.--..----------Bulletin Permanent-BodyBln ' 1859)......................................... Dragon Bulletin Red (20555)... 46 Vi 36 Vi 66 >/, 66 <4 66 Vi 66 Vi 4i y2 41 i/j , 56 Vi 61 /, iu 41 Vi 31 Vi 61 Vi 6i y. 61 Vi 61 Vi 36 Vz 36 Vi 51 Vi 56 Vi 1 06 Vi 36 Vi 26 Vi 56 Vi 56 Vi 56 Vi 56 Vi 31 V4 31 Vi 46% 51 % l oi >A 31 Vs 21 `/a St Vi 51 ! SI 1 51' 26`A 26 Vz 41 Vi 46 Vi 96 Vz Premier Bulletin Red (21725) {200-lb, tots and over only) , 81 % COFFIN ENAMEL FINISHES (Paste) White Underaoater to be reduced with turpentine a White Finishing to be reduced with Finest White Damvr Varnish tor Famshmg Coat. 25a White Undercoater (830).......... While Finishing E-msmel{8657) less than 100 lbs. 28 Vi 36 '/- 100 tba. or over 26 Vi 34 W Shbrwin- Williams Products CONDUIT PIPE PAINT (Liquid) For underground work. Black (0727).. Is : 6 gals. or over m* u~ ' -Ss less than 50 gals. . IS 50 gals. or over -65" 10 ELEVATOR PAINTS (Liquid) For plain exteriors. Brown (1626). Red (5471).... Slate (411)------- Is 6 gals. or over a l 85 , 1 85 a ss 5a less than 17550 gals. 1 75 2 55 SO gals. or over 1 70 1 70 2 50 bbl*. 1-5 bbls* So bbls. 1-5 bbls. 1 55 1 SS 2 35 LUSTRAL ENAMELS ("A" Quality) - The "A" Quality represents, the highest grade Lustra! Enamel Quality for air drying and baking purposes. They .are especially adapted for finishing machinery, engines, cream cans, small express wagons, sleds, high grade toys, small bicycles, toy automobiles and certain grades of farm implements that are not finished with paste colors and varnished over. They can be rued on wood and metal and carry sufficient Body to cover thoroughly on coat over.aay IV,it surface.; -Will dry to boodle in 6 to 8 hours; hard m 24 hours. If baking is desired, they should he baked'at 150 to ITS degrees from 2 to 3 Hoots, depending upon the shades. The light or delicate will not take as high heat as; the dark ahadea). /' Is 6 gals. or oyer Vermilion (18067)________ .. .f .. 4 95 Tartar Red, Light (1*968)______ ' 3 95 Tartar Red, Dark(17622)...... 4 25 Maroon, Light (1807l)..V.._,.,, 3 65 Maroon, Medium(18069)___ ... 3 65 Maroon, Dark(18070)___ ...... 4 10 Green, Light (18072)... 3 35 Green, Medium (17673).....,.. 3 45 Green, Dark (18073)....... 3 35 Olive Green (18074).. 3 45 Yellow, Light (17671).............. - 3 60 Yellow, Dark (1*075)............... .. 3 95 Gray, Light (17670)...____ _____ 3 20 Gray, Dark (18076).____..... a os Blue, Light (17674)....,..,____ 3 45 Blue, Medium (18077)... . . 3 25 Blue, Dark (18078)____ _ 3 45 Brown, Light (18106) 3 20 Brown, Dark(18079)___ _____... 2 95 Black (6371).................... ............. 2 45 Gray, Sealer (14250)._____ ______ 2 60 Gray, Primer (6S0O),.,.. ...... 3 15 ' '' Ss ' ' bbls. ' less than SO gals. 50 gals. or. over l-S bbU. ' . ' ' .' ' ' ' ' ' ' , 4 85 3 85 4 15 3 55 3 55 4 00 3 25 3 35 3 25 3 35 3 50 3 85 ,3.7 2 85 3 35- 3 35 3 35 3 10 2 8.5 2 35 2 5 3 05 ' 4 80 4 65 3 80 3. 65 4 10 3 95 5 50 . .3 35 3 50 3 35 3 95 3 80 3 20. 3 05 3 30 3 IS 3 20 ; 3 05 3 30 ' ' 3 15 3 45 3 30 . 3 80 ' ' 3 65 3 05 2.90 2 80 ' 2 65 3 30 3 15 3 10 2 95 3 30 , 3 15 3 05 2 90 2 *0 ' 2 6-5 2 3ft % 15 2 45 2 30 3 00 r. 2 85 0007-SWP Q00011651-P ft*-o.n nr.) y Sherw/is/- Williams Products IX'STEAL ENAMELS ("B" Quality) The "B" Quality Lustra! Eaamels re supplied In the exact shades of the "A" Quality with the fcxceptioa that they are a little cheaper in Quality, bat San be used for the same purposes mi in the same way. The "B" Quality represents our old original BuetraS Biname! Quality, 1 5. bbla. 8 gals, or over Vermilion (6663)_________ *______ Tartar Red, Light (14906)......... .. Tartar Red, Dark (14908)............ Maroon, Light (8640).................. Maroon, Medium (6645) ,, ... -- Maroon, Dark .(6.64.8)........ ............. Green, Light (6602). ............... Green, Medium (6608) --___-- Green, Dark (6608)......................... Olive Green (6615).......................... Yellow, Light (6671)....................... Yellow, Dark (6-672)_____ _______ Gray, Extra Light (7700)............ . Gray, Light (14251).......... ............. Gray, Dark (6496)........... .. Blue, Ughv (6622)....... .................... Blue, Medium (6625)...................... Blue, Dark (6631)-----------------.... Broam, Light (18107)................. Brown, Dark (14428).................... Black (7129)----- ------- -------------------- Spartan Red, Medium (0665),.. Gray, Sealer (14250).............. .. Gray Primer (6500)-........ ................ Grey Primer (1-81-30)....... ------ 4 70 3 60 3 IS 2 80 % 8S 3 35 2 55 2 55 2 55 2 75 3 10 3-25 3 60 2 60 2 60 2 60 2 20 2 90 2 75 2 75 2 SO 3 45 2 66 3 IS '2 55. Spartan Red matches M908 in shade; less than 50 gal,' SO gal.. or over 4 60 3 50 3 IS 2 70 2 75 . 3. 25 2 45 2 45 2 45 2 65 3 00 3 IS 2 50 2 50 2 50 2 S0 2 60 2 80 2 65 2 65 2 00 3 35 2 50 3 05 2 45 4 55 3 45 3 10 2 65 2 70 3 20 2 40 2 40 2 40 2 60 2 95 3 -10 2 45 2 45 2 45 2 45 2 55 2 75 2 60 2 60 1 95 3 30 2 4$ 3 00 % 40 . 14908 heavier in body. l~5 fob!. 4 40 3 30 2 95 2 50 2 55 3 05 2 25 2 25 2 25. 2 45 2 80 2 95 2 30 2 30 2 30 2 30 2 40 % 60 2 45 2 45 1 80 3 IS 2 30 2 85 2 25 LUSTRAL ENAMEL ("G" Quality) The "C" Quality Lustre! Enamels arc supplied its the same shades as the "A" and ``B'' Qualities, but'represent a cheaper Quality, formerly referred to our Toy Rnamel Quality, and should not he reconsmendetf for high grade enamel work, hut Used only where competition demands; Is 5 bbis. 6 gals. dt over less than 50 gals. SO gals. or over 1-5 fob!. Vermilion (18080)------- - Tartar Red, Light (18081) Tartar Red. Dark (18027) Maroon,Light ('18683).... Maroon, ^Medium (17862), Maroon, Dark (18082)------ Green, Light (18084)......... Green, Medium (I 7063} -... Green, Dark 118085;---------- Olive Green (1808$)u ...... Yellow, Light (1?864)_____ Yellow, Bark (18087)-------- Gray, Light <17866-------- Gray, Dark (180-88h . Bftie, Light (180BSK.- . . : . Blue,-Medics m( 18000)..... Blue, Dark (X7865):,............ Brown, Light (18108)-------- Brown, Dark (18091)------- Black (18022)...-- Gray, Primer 16500)...... ,, . 4 453 10 3 10 2 45 2 35 2 9.5 2 35 2 35 2 35 2 SS 2 45 2 45 2 35 2.. 25 2 35 2 33 2 45 2 45 2 35 1 95 3 15 4 35 3 00 3 00 2 35 2 25 2 85 7. 7.5 2 25 2 25 2 45 2 35 2 35 2 25 2 15 2 25 2 25 2 35 2 35 2 25 1 85 3 OS 4 30 4 15 2 95 2 80 2 95 2 80- 2 30 2 IS 2 20 2 05 2 80 2 65 2 20 2 05 2 20 2 05 2 20 ' 2 05 2 40 2 25 2 30 2 is 2 30 2 15 2 20 - 2 os 2 10 I 95 2 20 2 05 2 20 2 05 2 30 2 IS 2 30 2 IS 2 to 2 OS t BO 1 65 - 3 00 2 85 METER ENAMELS Meter Enamels cover solid one coat over bright tin o.r iron. Dry hard over night with a high gloss. Do pot chip or Sake when knocked but represent a very elastic durable finish. Not easily affected by dampness. Is 5 bbla. Black (71.00)..... ............................ Red (7337). u_ .. 6 gals', or over' 2 .45 less than 50 gals. 2 35 2 50 50 gals, or over 2 30 2 45 1-5 fob!. 2 15 2 30 07-Swp-0000il65l.Q SHBKWtN-WlLUAMS PRODUCTS TOY ENAMELS (Velvet Finish) Velvet Finish Toy Enamels are designed for finishing toys c various type where a high grade,.uniform finish is desired, .They .can-foe.used full-foody for brushing, or reduced 20 to 24Tper cent for dip or spray .werk,. F^hen so used they cover solid with a uniform, smooth eggshell gloss finish. They dry in item four to five hour steady .for finishing coat of clear finishing varnish, ,, , : , Any necessary striping or decorating should' foe done before the application of the finishing varnish. ... n ' 5a hWss, 6 gals. or over less than 50 gals. SO *&k. ' or over 1-5 bbla. Red (18051)..........,,........... Blue (18052) ...................... Green (18053)............. .. Gray (18054).......... r......... Yellow (18055) ,,____ White (18049)................... 2 35 2 SO 2 SS f 2 25 2 80 .. 2 70 2 25 2 70 2 45 2 15 . ' 2 70 2 60 2 20 2 65 2 40 2 10 i 65 2 55 2 05 2 50 2 25 I 95 2 so 2 40 SPIRIT ENAMELS (Liquid) 1 Spirit Enamels are-especially adaptable and highly reco'mmended^for us on tags? novelties, dolls and msaceHaneous specialties. They are also splendid material for .use on the Interior of refrigerators as they are odorless.and result in esiremel-y tough and tenacious finish. These Enamels dry to handle in-one to 1 *4 hour- with a rich high glow. ' . ' V\ km.. 6 gssls. or over Black Enamel (01132) -- Blue, Yale, Light (17636)............ Blue, Yale, Dark U7641).--i.. Brown, Golden (17637)--... Clear (01036)............ Gray, Silver (17638)_____ _____ _ Green, Emerald (17639)........ Red, Tartar (17643).........., Red, Tuscan (17642)..............; Tan (17644).......... .. Yellow, Aurora (17640)......, White Primer (17635)..^..i.; White Finishing (6017)............ 3 65 less them 50 gak. 50 gals, nt oyer Prices Upon Application 3 55 3 SO 1-5 bills. 3 35 . FACTORY COATING Cold Water Paint for inaid use In factories, etc. Five pound? of powder, miked with water, will make a gallon, which covers approximately 200 aquare feet. ; ' . *S . - . bbla. White.......... .......................... ........................ ................................ 07% ' ' FILLERS, WOOD (Paste) For filling open grain wood. Thin to a cream conaiateacy with foesmtae*or half foensisne and half turpentine. Usually ten pound of Filler to one gallon of Reducer will give the correct consistency. The Filler will harden,.as.it is allowed to dry, but before it becomes dry, take m piece of burlap and wipe up the Filler, wiping across the grain of the wood. To this way you rub the Filler into the small pores , of the wood and fill them. This should be done after the Filler hats had from twenty to forty-five minutes" time to dry, according to the conditions,.' Where staining and filling require one operation, it would foe necessary to stain the Filler to a greater extent than if-the result wsa to foe secured'with; two-operation. Therefore, we recommend Golden OakStain-Fs: 0636 mixed'with" the "Filler after both have been thinned. Different result, will foe secured by greater amount of stain used, and this can be determined best by the-mechanic. Kitchen chair, and other woodwork produced in large quantities and sold comparatively cheap are finished in this way, MSD (15) J-20 -- 125 -- Sherwin-Williams PROwcrs FILLERS, WOOD (Paste)--Continued . 25s 1003 J4 -bbls. bbb. . less than 103 lbs. less than 500 lbs. 1-S 100 lbs. or over 500 lbs. or over bbls. -Antique Oak 4) -- l&Vz Golden Oak (5) ~16 x/% Golden O&k, Dark (208-45).- H> Vg Light Oak (l)_................. .. 16V& Red Oak (3)_____ Transparent (20049)________ 16 Vz 16 Va Mahogany (6)------- --------------- \6V-i Walnut (2)---------------------------Early English (3084S)______ 16 Vk 16 Vz 15 Vi IS % 15 Vi 15 >4 15 % 15 Vi IS Vi 15 % IS Vi 13% 13 1/, 13 <4 13 14 13 Vi 13 Vi 13 % 13 Vi 13 Vi 12 Vi 12 Vi 12 VI 12 >4 12 Vi 12 VI 12% 12 Vi 12 % 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 FLAT' BLACK (Liquid) (Air-Drying) These Blacks are for producing a dull, dead, wrought iron finish on wood or metal, particularly suited for picture frames, mouldings, ornamental iron work, lamps, gas-fixtures, etc. They are easily applied, have good covering capacity and splendid hiding power, covering solid with, one coat. They are also very durable. Is 5 6 gab. or over less that* 50 gait. SO gats. or over Sgg*SbIl Finish- Black (42)____,,_ Fist Black Finish for Wood (6771)* - ... Flat Black, Auto and Radiator (I8I31)___ ,, 2 00 3 85 1 90 i 75 2 00 1 90 Barrels only I 85 2 70 l 85 l 15 PLAXGAP AND AUTO SOAP- A pur.e linseed oil soap, particularly adapted for washing automobiles and carnages. ' 508 Vi-bbls. bbls. Flaxoap (Ml) Auto Booap-'tM' 99) 13 Vi 12% 12 Vi 10% 12 10 PLAT-TONE (Liquid) A fiat washable oil paint' to produce a fiat wall finish for artistic decoration of interior plastered walls, ceilings and woodwork of residences, office buildings, schools, hotels, theatres,, churches* etc. . . Very durable-and sanitary. Fpr-two coat work, first coat should be thinned 50% with Flat-Tone Ms-sang Sigie, 01083'; second coat to be applied full body. Can be washed with soa-p and water without any ill effects. , it ; 5t bbls. A*ure, Me (15192)................ Bright Sage (15197),------------Brownv -Cocoanwt (15199). ,, Buff (15189)_~.......... ~......... Buff Stone <*$*93.)-, - _... Caen Stone (16210)------------, Cream (151ST)._w Gray, Lichen (1518:&). Gray, Pearl (15191)-............ Gray* .Silver. (1 SJ#5X~ - --------Greeny Forest (1540?)----- - Ivory White (16236)............... Ivory Tan (I622?),,.^w------Pink, Shell (15194).......... .. Tan (15,2-01)^..-^-............... White (15185) w---- _______ 2 95 2 95 2 95 2 95 2 95 2 95 2 95 2 95 2 95 2 95 2 95 2 95 2 95 2 95 2 9S 2 95 2 95 Any quantity 2 90 2 90 2 90 2 90 2 90 2 90 2 90 2 SO 2 90 2 90 2 90 2 90 . 2 90 2 90 2 90 2 90 2 90 2 85 2 85 2 85 2 85 2 as 2 85 2 85 2 85 2 85 2 85 2 85 2 85 2 85 2 85 2 85 2 85 2 85 ' FLAT-TONE MIXING SIZE Especially designed for mixing, with Flat-Tone, (01083)________________ ___________ ................ .............. 126 -- 2 10 2 00 1 85 0007-SWP-0 effective March 15, 1921 'sSEKmm^MiIuAMs~PRooImTa FLOOR-WIPE For cleaning and renewing the finish of waxed and varnished floors, woodwork, furniture, etc. 1* 5s bbls. 6 gals. or over less than 50 gals. SO gab. or over 1-5 bbls. (01060)____ .... ... 1 65 . 1 60 1 45 FURNITURE- GRAINING INK (Paste), For imitating oak cm plain woods. Golden Oak (20549) 5s 24 Vi 25s 100> any quantity. 21 % ' 19 Vs FURNITURE WAX (.Paste) Used So produce a was:, finish on moderate priced furniture and interior wood work. ' ss m (58) any quantity 41% 36i/2 GALVANIZED IRON PRIMER For metal doors. Interior mm! exterior meta! work other than structural gtees and.ornamental Iron work. Galvanized iron metal should be cleaned with-4solution of three parts of benzine and- on part of denatured alcohol dr a weak solution of vinegar or acetic add. ' Is 5s bbls. Gray (6500).................................... 6 gals, or over S 15 less than SO g&h. 3 05 50 gab. or over 3 00 1-5 bblt. 2 85 GAS HOLDER PAINTS Gas Holder Paints are especially constructed to withstand severe exposure to tan and other elements, and also sulfuric acid water which ail. gan-.tanka com in contact with daily. They cover solid one coat. At least two days should be allowed for recoating sad this paint ia used by the largest gas and public service cbfp_omtkm$ with perfect satisfaction. -: la 5s bbls. Rich Red, No. 26 (15626).......... .. Most Green, No. 98 (15498).... Silver Gray. No. 68 (15768).... 6 gals. or over .2 20 2 -40 2 55 lest than 50'galt. 2 10 2 30 2 45 50 gats. or over 2 OS 2 25 2 40 1-5 febiss. . 1 90 2 10 2 25 ' KEG PAINTS (Liquid) For marking kegs, buckets, etc. Is Ss Black (?9).............. .............,,,,,,,, Blue (78)...____ Green (77)...........................................Red (76)............... Wine (SO)................... Yellow (75).......................................... 6 gals, or over 2 50 3 05 5 OS 3 60 3 60 3 05 less than 50 gals. 2 40 ' 2 95 2 95 3 50 3 SO 2 95 SO gals, . or over 2 35 2 90 2 90 3 45 3 45 2 90 MSD (15) C21 -- 127 ~~ bbls. 1*5 bblt. 2 20 2 75 2 75 3 30 3 30 2 75 Effective March 15, 1921 SHERWIN-WlLMAmS PffODLfOta LACQUERS (Air-Drying) A varnish lacquer for use on Toys, Implements, etc. Ait dries to handle in faur hours and hard in six hours. Can be reduced with Turpentine or Beneine. Amount of reduction depends.upon strength of color desired. ' : is s> bbU. gals* or over less than 50 gala. 50 gale, or over 1-5 bbls. Black (6462)....................................... . Blue, Light (7245),........................ . Blue* Medium{0O.90}w*~~~w~'.'.. Blue, Dark (7361)............. .......... Bronze (14042)--------- ~~ , Gold (7331).................. .................. - Green (71 SI)_____ __ . m'R'.Q .._____ . Wrought iron (Clear) (7430),..,,,., Transparent (0S64)------ ----------- Special Blue (14981)................ .. . 2 15 2 05 2 0S 1 95 3 30 . 2 10 2 45 2 35 1 95 1 8$ 2 20 2 10 3 20 3 10 t 95 2 85 2 10 2 DO 2 05 i 95 5 95 1 85 2 GO 1 90 2 05 2 30 1 80 2 05 3 05 2 80 1 95 1 90 1 80 1 85 l IS 1 90 2 15 1 65 1 90 2 90 2 65 1 80 l 75 1 65 LACQUERS (Baking) " A varnish lacquer for use on toys* tinware, metal* implements* etc. tH&Hng time, one hour at ISO degrees. Can be reduced with; turpentine or benstac. Amo-tant' of-reduction depends upon the strength of color desired. . Is Ss bb!. 6-.gals, of over ie than 50 gate. 0 gal, or over 1-5 bbl. Blue, Light (18098)....................... _ Blue* Medium (6090)~~ ~~ -- - Blue-*. Haric-(140^4)-------- * f*r*<nvAf'1'4ttK2) . ....... .......* . Qold(14433)................. Green (18099)......... ........... ........... Red (18100)............ ......... .. . Wrought Iron (Clear) (7430)... 2 20 2 20 2 45 2 20 2 20 S 20 4 45 2 1,-0 2 10 2 05 1 90 . .% 10i ? . - 2 05 1 90 2 35 ` ' 2 30 2 15 2 10 2 05 I 90 2 10 2 05 ' 1 90 5 10 S 05 4 90 4 35 4 30 4- IS 2 00 1 95 ' 1 80 LINOLEUMS AND RUBBER TILE CEMENTS For cementing these floor coverings to wood, metal* concrete os' stone surfaces. . Is less than & gals, 6 gals. r oyer Rubber Tile Cement (J.47S8),,~ ..... 4 90 .... . 3 15 4 65 2 90 Sherw/m- Williams PmouGra. LITHOGRAPHERS' VARNISH (Liquid) Prides represent minimum advance to- be quoted over market-price oil- raw Hu-. eed oii Where local conditions favor 1% higher prices than the minimum limit should always be named. These prices are F. O. B. Cleveland* 0Mo ' ' For immediate quotation to customer for small local business these differentials can be used. For quotations on quantity business special prices must be received from the Cleveland Office* where price will be given basing price-on naught-number with no reference to the prevailing market price on linseed oiL For other numbers .the listed.differential between naught numbers and the number .quoting on must be added. For example, when quoting on No, t regular add 2 cents per k&L^hdh No. 2 regular, 7 cents per gallon, etc. We will not pay freight on Litho Varnishes of any character. Rx No. . . 05000 Regular Litho Varnish No. 05001 Regular Litho Varnish No, 4/0....... ............... . 05002 Regular Litho Varnish No. 05003 Regular Litho Varnish No, .*,,*,,,, 05004 Regdlar Litho Varnish No, 0,******,,*.,**> 05005 Regular Litho Varnish No. 1...*................... . 05006 Regular Litho Varnish No. -- 05007 Regular Litho Varnish No. 3.-.. _______ * 0SO0S Regular Litho Varnish No. 4-.--- 05009 Regular Litho Varnish No. 5**____'................. 05010 Regular Litho Varnish No. 6___*___ _ _______ 05011 Regular Litho Varnish No, 7*...____ _______ 05012 Regular Litho Varnish No. 8____ 05020 Burnt Regular Litho Varnish No. 5/0,,__mv. , 05021 Burnt Regular Litho Varnish No- 4/0.*____ 05022 Burnt Regular Litho Varnish No. 3/0...... 05023 Burnt Regular Litho Varnish No, 2/0.,..___ 05024 Burnt Regular Litho Varnish No. 0*.***-*,., QS025 Burnt Regular Litho Varnish No. 1.__..... 05026 Burnt Regular Litho Varnish No, 2..._____ 05027 Burnt Regular Litho Varnish No* 3...___ _ 05028 Burnt Regular Litho Varnish No. 4...____ 05029 Burnt Regular Litho Varnish No. $*____... 05030 Burnt Regular Litho Varnish No, 6. 05031 Burnt Regular Litho Vatmigfe No. 05032 Burnt Regular Litho Varnish No, 05040 Transparent Litho Varnish No. 5/0---,-- -- . 05041 Transparent Litho Varnish No, ... 05042 Transparent Litho Varnish No. 3/..A.~.~t 05043 Transparent Litho Varnish No. 2/0*___ 5044 Transparent Litho Varnish No. 0__________ 05045 Transparent Litho Varnish No, ____ 0504 Transparent Litho Varnish No. 2i*..____ **. 05047 Transparent Litho Varnish No. 3_____ 05048 Transparent Litho Varnish No. 4____ 05049 Transparent Litho Varnish No. 05060 Burnt Transparent Litho Varnish No, 5/0* 05061 Burnt Transparent Litho Varnish No. 4/0. 05002 Burnt Transparent Litho Varnish No. 3/0., 05063 Burnt Transparent Litho Varnish No. 2/0... 05064 Burnt Transparent Litho Varnish No. 0,,*, 05065 Burnt Transparent Litho Varnish No. I.... 5066 Burnt Transparent Litho Varnish No. 2.*.. 05067 Burnt Transparent Litho Varnish No. 3-*., 05068 Burnt Transparent Litho Varnish No. 4.,,*. D5069 Burnt Transparent.Litho Varnish No* S**w. ' bbls .......... 3 ............... *. 30 .............................. .. 30 ........................................ 30 ,,*........................ *____ 30 ................. ' 32 ____ '............................... 37 ................... _*......... 42 ........................ 47 -a....................... ,,................... .................. 62 85 .............................. ......... 1 05 ____ ______________ _ I 35 .*.,**..........*_____ *.* 33 .............................. 33 __..w*****^**,, , 33 i 33 .................................................. -33 ` II .................. 45 ...................................................50 ................... ............ .. 65 .................. 88 ____............... I 08 --------- ............. I 38 .......................................................35 .................... 35 .........._____.... 35 _______ ....... 35 .......... ............................ 35 ...................................... 3:7 ____ .............. ........................... 42 47 ......................... 52 ............ .. 57 .................. 38 ................................ 38 ................................... .. ` 38 ............... 38 ............................... 38 ................. 40 .................. -.48 .................. 50. .........____ ..... 55 _______ ............ 70 PLATE OIL Prices tepre-ent minimum advance to be quoted over market prices on raw lin seed oil, Where tee! conditions favor It, higher prices, tdian - the-mitthnum limit should always be named, <rhee prices are F. O. Bi.Ciey'eland.^JWo.f For Immediate quotation to customer for small local business these differentials can be used. For quotations on quantity business'special prices must be received from the Cleveland Office, where price will be given with no reference to the pre vailing market price on linseed oil. We will not pay freight on Plate Oils of any character. Rx No. 05090 Plate Oil No. 0 U. 05091 Plate Oil No. 1... 05092 Plate Oil No. 2... 05093 Plate Oil No. 2 %. 05094 Plate Oil No. 5... 05095 Plate Oil No. 4... 05096 Plate Oil No. 5... fabls. 60 .8* 7 75 80 90 MSD a 5) J-20 129 &HERWIN- WILLIAMS PRODUCTS MACHINE PAINTS (Paste) Machine Paints represent a range of Grays from a light blue to s very dark blue, including Red, Jet Black and White. They are furnished in paste form and should-be thinned with No. 74 Reducer* 0974, when used as a priming P*mt. paints are used mostly for brushing, and on such class df work that does not call for n Oil Proof Machine Paint, this paint when reduced.will furnish at perfectly flat fmkh satisfactory for many classes of trade. Xt makes a very, economical for further finishing with Rifes and Oil Proof Paints and Enamels. Twenty-Tour hours after applying- the pnmer appl-y youf F-Hler Coat by reducing to a cream con sistency the same as the Primer, or knife the Fill* into bad imperfections, after which more brush coats of the Fife- can be applied to level out the surface where knifing has been done. Three brush coats of Fitter can be applied in one day, but care inust be exercised in applying the Machine Filter with a knife; Too heavy or thick a coating must not be applied because it will cause cracking. Xf coats are used, cross each alternate coat, which will make it sand tester. If Primer is not used for priming one coat of Fitter must be reduced to a thin brushing con- aistenc-y and applied- as a' Primer, afteriwhieh the regular coats csimbe applied. Primer and Filters should be used as Bat as possible on all heated surfaces... Always, keep the material covered with water when the package is open. This la to.. ebmmate the evaporation of the vehicle in the materia! and keep the Primer.and Filler from drying out hard and forming, a crust oh top. Non 25-lb. pails bbls. and t^-bbls. return* able drum less than 100 lbs. - 100 lbs. or over- 1-5 bbl,. 1-S drums Machine Paint, A B. (60-61).... >M Machine Paint, G and D (62-63) Machine Paint, E (64).,.,------------ Machine Paint, Red (6.5).............. Machine Paint, Jet-Black (34B) Machine Paint, White (3484) ,, __ is Vz is y2 is 4 15 Vs 16 1/2 19 V/ 12 Vs 12 Vz 12 VV, 12 ft 13 Vi 16% 10 lo V. J0/ 10 V, 11 V 14 V 11 U 11 U 12 15 SHBRWIN- WILLIAMS PRODUCTS MACHINE PRIMER AND SEALERS--Continued Speia/---la the finishing of gas engines, Oil Proofs are not usually used* but Enamels, are used in place of them, and applied directly over the Sealer coat. We direct your attention to our Lustra! Enamels for this finish, On very high grade work where striping or decorating ia done, curl hair your Luatral Btaarac! where you will do your striping or decorating and then apply one coat of Clear Finishing Varnish over the entire engine. . 1 Machine. Primer (6701)....... ........ ,,............... ...u____ ____________ Machine Sealer Black (14036)-.- Machine Sealer, Dark (7284)..'................................. Machine Sealer, Gray (14250)....... ................................*................. Machine Scaler, Green (732S;,. ... . Machine Sealer* Maroon (7300) Machine Sealer, Red(7253) ................................. .............. less than 6 gals. 2 60 2 40 2 50 2 60 2 50 3 GO ' 3 00 6 gals, or over 2 50 2 30 2 40 2 SO 2 40 2 90 2 90 OIL-PROOF MACHINE PAINT u '' Black (7882).......................................................... Gray, No. 76 (14917)................. .. .................... . Gray, No. 77 (7572)........................................... ................................... Gray, No. 78 (7778)............... Gray, No. 79 (7385).. ................ Green (14893) _ .............................................. .. less than S gals. 2 50 6 gnU* or ovtr 2 40 2 40 2 40 2 40 2 40 a 40 MACHINE MIXERS (Paste) 25-ib. pails .100 lbs. 100 lbs. or over Machine Filler, Dark (66)............ Machine Filler, Red (68)..,-----Machine Filler, Pink (20659)_ Machine Filler, Maroon, (20076) Machine Filler,: White. (3552). ... Machine Filler, Dark (Special) (20420)......... ............................... Machine Filler, High Heist (2I.504)_w>------------ ------------- 16 16 V2 16 V? 16 Vi 16 % 14 >/j it 13 .13 Vt ' 13 V% 13 Vz 13 Vi ii 'A 14 bbis. and Vi-bb!s. 1-5 bbte. 11 11 Vi 11 Vz 11 Vz 11 Vz 09 Vi 12 returnable drum. 1-5. drums n% 10 .12% MACHINE PRIMER AND SEALERS (Liquid) Machine mmef~>R* Cy0| 1* the highest type of Primer for this class of work aakd where pricela.-tto mnsideraitem and the highest.grade work is desired, this Primer should b recommended. -Sealer coats as shown are applied directly over the Filler after'it-haa been sanded or mbbed'out.to a surface. Sealer Is applied for the purpose of preventing the absorption or sinking, in of subsequent coats, in to finishing of a gas engine aiicr tfe. Se^lr..has,.biien^app!ie4^the---Agil^4s-^ie^fced-^ aff-gr- being thorougfiiy:-.tested-It ls:cfears^-from any greas; that-has. bcen-dAposttcn ob ^ from fhe handlmr-^5f-^e- workm:cnf `and is r&Kdy for the finishing coat. ^ Should -no- Scater- coat -be used over the Filler, two coats of Oil Proof Machine Paint can be used; fehe first coat acting up a Sealer and the second coat acting as the finish. It is- very important that--,p-ilicwiaf-=-:ikteatlDa:--fee=- :glveii!-: to. -fchevbtusnmg of OU Proof Machine Famish Thlrrofttpria! should not be braehed_too much nor should it be lapped over. Brush In one continual way:mnd,4o tsol-cross* # If. brush mm-m show or'asr ow-nnlform finish Is produced-in nine:cases, nut of .tefe-it-ciuibe traced to the method- o^ttppHctftt&n.. .I'rthe.-mAfceflal .sh_ould-"beoomo mt hm&y-Ma. show a gloss finish .when-appliedv reduce It a trifle with turpentine to bring at back to Its natural consistency;- . --- 130 -- 0007-SWP-000011651-T ' METAL FURNITURE GRAINING FINISHES . . X : i>RIMER$'(Liquid) " Meta! Primer for Light 0k(l'4?S<tj..l..----------------------Metal Pfsmfer for Dark Oak (144S8)..,........... .. Metal Primer for Circassian Walnut (1*456)................................. .. Metal Primer for BIraVejr* Maple (14456)...... ................................. .................. Meta! Primer for Mahogany (4907).......... ................................. .. Meta! Primer for Copper Bronre (4907)..___ ______ ____________________ --.... 240 2 40 2 40 2 40 1 65 2 65 SURFACES^ (Paste) Surfacer for Light Oak (8513).--....... Surfacer for Dark Oak (8523)................... Surfacer for Circanian walnut (8750)____ Surfacer:for Mahogany (8750)......_____ Surfacer,for Bird's-eye Maple (8)51)..... 25, 18% u% ini', 11% -- n% , .^GRAINING-GROUND (Paste) *$* Graining QrouBd for Light Oa-k.(8744).._.'.-.rr.................... A*. 31il Graining Ground for Dark Oaf (8744)..f ___ .. 31 % Draining Ground for Circassian Walnut (8997)...;......___........ 394 Graining Qround for Mahogany (874$)_____ ___ ___ ...........___ .... 39>/, "'Graining Ground for Bird's-eye Maple, per gaBojss (6937)................ t 65 _ ""Ground Color for Bird's-eye- Maple ia White, ready for ute, and should be grained with water color, (Distemper Colors). Varnish and baking give suflicieat color to the ground, which should not he baked nore than 2 % hours at 180 degree#, or 3 % hour, at 160 degrees,. / 'GRAINING"COLORS (Paste) . *s. Graining Color for Light Oak(20488)........................... ............................. ' 3! 14 Graining Color for Dark Oak (20698$..................... ,,............................. .................. 31 Vs ?*Qrataittg Color for Circassian 31 Vi -Graining Color-for Mahogany (20(198)..____ ______________- 31 \t Gralbing Color.for Mahogany in Distemper (253) - .M10*!b. crocks only.. 29 4 Graining Color for Bird's-shs Maple (264-272) .JOdb. crocks only... 2 V2 **Graiatrig Colors for Circassian Walnut, not mixed but is'aed separately 'tnd blended together. MSD (15) J-20 131 Sherwin-Williams Products METAL FURNITURE GRAINING FINISHES FINISHING (Liquid) Where the manufacturer of ransomer has had experience with the air-brush or sprayer, these goods are often applied' with it up to and including Ground Colors. . 18- 5s bbls. 6 gals. or over less than 50 gals. 50 gals. or over 1-5 bbls. Metal Furniture-Baking Varnish (01005). - ..................... ............ 3 85 3 75 3 70 3- 55 ^ "^Copper Bronze Finish (14832) Prices upon application *'**Coppe-r Bronze Finish-j-llsutilly stippled fine or coarse for various effects, and striped or decorated, and fimkhed with Metal Furniture Baking Varnish. METAL FURNITURE FINISHING METHOD In order to simplify matters as much as possible, we-have subdivided the sub ject of Metal Furniture..Finishes .covering the more important branches of the btm* ness,"and submit the following as representative-of .the goods and methods that would generally- be used for producing the various effect: CLASS. A DIVISION 1--IMITATION WOOD FINISHES The imitation of each different wood k carried through in practically the same manner, the difference being, in the color of the various materials, and, of course, the difference in. graining.- . Operation /.--The surface, .should be thoroughly cleaned and entirely free Isom rust, dirt and grease. If. necessary# .remove rust with-.aad4>iastt- wire brushes of emery or sandpaper,, and wash, with gaaoUne^. The addition:of bout 25 per. cent of wood alcohol to the gasoline will-be conducive to best results. Op&ratson 2--Primer--supplied r.eady. for use.- One coat i generally used and is applied by brushing; baked 4-hour. at MB degrees. Operation 2-A-~--Surfacerr^auppHcdJn.pastc/form. Can.ha brushed,PtknUtd and,should be reduced with turpentine .t-cr-tbe-daa^fed:%onstf%itey fbFK&her; brushing or knifing. - Surfacers are only--need.-to-fill |oint:-:or---w.lieEi:rth^met:al- is,-rough and- it m necessar-y to mo a pi,g-mOB.t surface.r;-tO-; US the. -depresskms or-pits. Sand to surface being careful not to cut-through.: Primer. Bscke 3-hours- at ISO -to 1-80 degrees, using the lower temperature- for the lighter shades, Op.&rafjton 3---Ground Color^-soppU.ed in acmhpnsfcc consistency. -Should-be reduced with tur.pen.t-me .ta.a.l>r.us.hing,ronsst-ency-and.-bi-ushed one east, -It flow out smoothly ami covers well. Bakes in 4-hours at 180.degrees. Sand lightly, using fine sandpaper, " Operation 4---Graining ColorTM~g,uppiied m. paste form. Reduce with turpentine tb-h body eonai-ateat with the color used.- The-graiaer :fe-e.q.ueatly>tempega::4bg-^Erata" lug- color -to uit. -cft&di-lkma .-an.d.-his :Mead.ini,,- -Appliod nnd blended or gr.in.e.d,to.-re8emfel^grain_oTthe;:wodd... Bakesi-a:tteee?rhaum-:gt-.I-S.idiegr.es!e Some mnnufaeburerl-prefer -water: would recommend our Distemper Colors, sdtUpugh we consider our regular Grfimmg Colors superior to water- colors, as-they^isg^groundvia.11 ..ud^dhere-betterv. Operation f--.Glear Vmi8h^forusliedudfet-&ed 4r--to S houra' a-t ISO degrees. Rubbed-with powdered pumice-stone and water. Os*er8tiQii - &i^~Clear Varnish--brushed-and baked 4 to 5-bouts at ISO degrees. Either.rubbed-orleffe m the gloisms:;desiir.edL ..... . < Operation, d can be eliminated, depending on the results desired,- and only one coat of v arnish -used. .. DIVISION 2--gOLIB COLOR FINISHES' ' - ' ' Metal Furniture Filing Cabinets, etc. ' The U8.uat;methpd of -fims'hing,t|ie,-:abo |s as. follows: Everything La dippe.d-0.n:e.Gbat--f'FTimek>--w-hich,ifUnat!-yvred:Uced-a:bont 35 per cent with turpentine, drained.well...and foakedMf?- 3 ?A hours atlRO, degrees. to 200 degrees. Primer use-dTs.-Mwnyfr--as--appromm'ate:'-ma-tijE:Ibr-th^-nam'e-l:.t0/-T-Qll--rw# so that this one coat.-w?iL;SUlhce:TOU^ The dipping of this also Injures-the.thorougAcontin:g,nf:the-metal-atnil-.ppin;t:s-s>-tkus--pre* venting any rusting.-taking placer- . Following t-hk,! Frinrerds. sanded- lightly on all-exterior surfaces and one-coat of Metal Finishing -F-oame-l -Baking-.-brushed on. This-"is vbaked at'180- to 200. degree., for 3 l/t hours. Rubbed with pOWdeAfd' p&iMco aBd----waterr>'--t5dp-e-ion ,tnnsferr:`.>nnd when, dry, followed: by one .-br-ush^coaU of our' Metal F-mTiitm-Fmtshihg:-:Varnkh Baking. ` This Is also baked for 3-%-boura ftti 180 to 200 degrees, and either-left in , ., ------- ',r'o-f r-r R-nU t-cft m-the rubbed finish. 000011651-U Effective March 15, l*m Qherwin- Williams Products METAL FURNITURE FINISHING METHOD _ CLASS B This would comprise the same materials and procedure throughout as Class A bat for cheaper grades of work- the Clear Varnish can be omitted- when there is no tripiaa or transfer work. This class of- finish Is also either left in the gloss or rubbed and left dull. The latter is the more common and really the most desired, as this character of finish mare or. scratches less readily. We. believe Sfe preferable, to use tweed or- machine oil instead of water for rubbing this class,of finish* as. this gives s little richer tone to the color. Sometimes rotten, stone i* used-to rab, instead- of pumice, st bemg much.softer.and finer Mod does not tend to scratch,m much- and leaves a more velvet finish than when pumice is-used. ` CLASS C This class of finish is used quite generally on metal lockers and in places where a- high-class finish is. not necessary and not sufficiently .economical to suit the manu facturer. Various grades of materials are used from our Lustra! Quality Enamels up to those mentioned above. The cheaper goods are either air-dried.approximately eighteen hours or baked 2% hours at 160 .degrees, reduced approximately 20 per cent, and .dipped or brushed as may suit the manufacturer. Usually not more than one --coat is applied,. The best recommendation for this class of work would be as follows i Appppliy a dip-coat of our Primer previously mentioned (Class A--Division 3) reducedd aapppproximatel_y SO per cent with Varnish Color Reducer, and baked approximately' 3 hours at 180 degrees, or datip one coat oosf PFirrimer exactly same ai s Class_ A-- Division 2, baked 3% hours at 1.80 degrees, and rub face or doors, prominent parts, etc. Stripe and brush one cost of varnish; bake 3 Vi hours at 180 degrees. METAL FURNITURE FINISHES *?- Jj. on lockers and metal office furniture of every description. The universal shade is Olive Green, Material can be brushed, sprayed or dipped, and the amount of reduction is governed by the article that it being finished. Usually for dipping and spraying the material will reduce 25 per cent with either Reducer No. 74--Kx 0974 ot & turpentine substitute, and will bake hard in from 2 >/2 ta3 hours at 225 degrees. Where two coats of material are used* use the same material for both coats. Is 5$ bbls. Olive Brown No. 59, Semi*gloss(18159)___ (Victor Corcorran Standard) Oli-ve Green, L, Semirgioss, No. 33(18433) Olive Green, M, Semi-gloss, No. 32 (18432) Olive.Green, D, Semi-gloss, No. 31 (18431) (American Kardex Standard) Olive Green, L, Rubbed Finish, No. 34 (18434)...........___________ - ......... Olive Green, M. Rubbed Finish No. 74 (7774)................. ............. ........................... . (Shaw-Walker Standard) Olive Green, D Rubbed Finish, No. 35 (18435)...................................................... . Olive Green, No. 80. Rubbed Finish (18280).................................................... .. Olive Drab. D, Gloss Finish, No. 38 (18238)................... (Macey Standard) Olive Drab, h. Gloss Finish, No. 36 (18436)............................. ................. Olive Green, D. Gloss Finish, No. 67 (7467).............................. ........................... (Meilink Standard) . Olive Brown, No. 40, Semi-gloss(7340). .. Olive Green, No 82, Seml.gioss(18i82)... (Meilink Standard) Lt. Olive Green, Gloss (17441).. ...... .. 8 gals or over 2 60 2 SO 3 80 2 70 2 70 2 45 4 10 2 85 2 80 2 80 3 35. 2 95 3 35 2 80 less than 50 gals. 2 50 2 70 3 70 2 60 50 gals. ' or over . 2 45 2 65 3 65 2 55 1,5 bbls. 2 30 2 SO 3 50 2 40 2 60 2 35 2 55 2 30 2- 40 2 15 4 00 2 75 2 70 3 95 2 70 2 $5 3 80 2 55 1 50 2 70 3 25 .. 2 85 3 25-. 2 70 2 65 3 20 2 80 3 20 2 65 2 50 3 0S 2 65 3 05 2 50 Metallic Brown, H (1021).......... Metallic Brown, F (1SS)............ Iron Ore Red, F (191)........... .. English Venetian Red, H (84).. English Venetian Red, A (187)French Yellow Ochre, H(193). French Yellow Ochre, A (186).. MSD (15) C21 INTS (Paste) -- 133 254b. pails less than 100 lbs. 13 % 14% 14 % n 13% 13% 15 100 lbs. or over 11 % lift 10 11% 11 % 13. bbls. and %-bbls. 1-S bbls. i?B H% 09 10% 10% 12 Effective-March 15, 1921 SHEnWlPf-WlLLMMS- P&QDtjcra METAL PROTECTIVE PAINTS' Fot use in.protecting. structural. Iron steel fropi cQCf-oalp-k- JfcCtgr .esha-nstiv# test we are satisfied tmr One of -MetaL-ProtectiY,e'#aiuts_-wllL-pf.oduee-, -:fiIm. Mi&imjl effectively exclude moisture and air sad resist pisses wluoh.Mte m of corrosion* - The important points .ts'?.effln?t)er. a-re-^An imisery thMtrmiil. resist air. and- wateiv~Ffrm dryiht.---ahd- Is:* deity to withstand the ordinary expnnribh and co^tTiciioh' bf a to chemical reactlon-^Chemica? neutrality or xaext&ess t-qmMp! Iron d steel. The covering, capacity dr governed- hy the gkill of brushes used, the condition of the'Weather-*-whether it he;hi .hr jcoL4.and the., con- dit.ion of the metal that is bemg-.paratwL For &general fecdmmeiidation. we recom~ mend that one gallon will cover approximately one to two tons of steel, depending upon the character or surface. carbon faint, mm biamohd brand. A chemically- inert paint made, do a charcoal base. It wm the first protective paint made on this principle, and-was introduced. by us many . years ago* Smce then other manufacturers have Imitated R, amt finding in the principle of manu- faefcur m paint of more than ordinary- durability and protective, value, have made it their leader. Hone of these imitations, however, .have the .same, strung .p.omt-&----s _L t ,,qua.lity, since ni l_arg^e p a_ rt of the va.hse. sn -Carbon-Paint* Red Diamond Brnna^ in in the e;uperion tf of the imseed oil ami the handling of the pigment. form only* -- - Is ,, 5s bbla. .. Cag-booi Palsat* hied Diamond Brand (5998)........................... .. 6 gale. or over 3 15, less tban 50 gale. 3 05 SO gals. or over 3 00 1-5 bblt. 2 85 - METALASTIC - - A careful comblaatloi, of graphite end other laert materials, with strictly pare linseed oil, that has met with a large sttle-aad gives excellent Mtls&cticfa. We espec ially recommend it oa account of its economy;it us, aad its adaptability to meettne needs of dlffletilt shop conditioas. Will ft found particularly valuable where rapid and hard drying qualitiea re esscatlal. ' Mad in liquid form. U ' : Ss. ' kbls. Metalaxtic Black (5891) and Brown (S993),,.-----......------- Metalastic Gray (9SS0)............... Metalastic Green (92 60)....... -- 6 gals. or over 2 70 3 00 3 00 less than 50 gsls. 2 60 2 90 2 90 'SO gals. : of over 2 SS ill t-S hhh. 2 40 2 70 2 70 non-coreomble graphite A pure graphite paint of entirely different character from the usual natural or combination graphites which contain a large percentage of .inert materials. . For durabillty-and protective-qualities-, we recommend this as' the best coating yet devised. It is made in the natural, dull graphite .color, and contains only the pure natural graphite pigment combined- with '&- specially- treated .pure, limeed.nil. Has supjnor working, brushing and covering qualities; is free from any tendency to settle hard. in the package. Made in liquid form only. Is 5s bbU. S-gah, or over less than 50 gala. 50 gals. r over 1-5 bbla. Hon-Cofr6aibl-f8pia*8{9).. 2 90 2 30 2 75 2 60 REINFORCED RES LEAD Made <m a red lead base to meet the demandfor goods of thla-character, Though & substitute for- red -lend, it does unquestionably givc-risetter -revolts, as it has not so high an oxidising power and consequently allows .the.linseed oil -to remain elastic for a much longer period. Has better working qualities and greater spreading power than red lead, alone, and equal. If not greater, opacity. Made on specifications of the 0v S. Government War Dept. No. W-,, ID.- 40. Mde in liquid'form only- 1 Is . Ss bbls. & gals, or over Reinforced Red Lead (16444)... - 3 .05 leas than 50 gals. 2 95 0 gals, or over 2 90 1-5 bbla. 2 75 00011651-V Effective March 15, 1921 'sJmBmm^WiLZMms^PnoGSoTS METAL PROTECTIVE PAINTS-Contiimed SPECIAL LIQUID RED LEAD A. llqvdfl Red Lead Ptdat to Mil where accessary to compete with cheapo? goods. . Special Liquid Red Lead (15984) Is fi gals, or over 2 55 Ss less than 50 gals, 2 45 50 gala. or over 2 40 bbls. 1-5 bbls. 2 25 CARBON BLACK . Being made on a, carbon base from a. selected stock, thoroughly".incorporated with high-grade-, liquids of superior moisture-resisting qualities, it.afford' the con sumer .exceptional value from the standpoint of cost add- 'durability.. It workgr easily under the brush, covers well, drier firmly and represents h quality free from the tendency to settle hard In the package. Made in liquid form only. . Is 5a bbla. 6 gals, or over less than 50 gals. SO.gahu or over-: bbfa. Cstfboa Black (15219)___....... Metallic Brown (15220)....____ Graphite Black (16333)................. 1 95 1 95 1 70 1 SS 1 85 I 60 l 80 l SO i 55 1 65 l 65 1 40 KROMIK STRUCTURAL STEEL PRIMER Recommended ss the most effective and economical primer for structure 1 iron and. steel. The pigment is composed largely of metal chromes and. preservative oxides, to which is due the great effectiveness of this material- a* & mit&mg coat for metal. . . Kromik Structural Steel Frinaer Is designed for us as a" strop or primary coating on. structural iron or steel, and its ose will tend to render iron and steel passive, thereby reducing electrolysis and. corrosion to a minimum. ' ." . Kromik Structural Steel Primer Is less affected by sulphur, fumes antf-gases, where it may be exposed through abrasions and defects in finishing coats, than are>ed lead pamts. One of the main objections to- red- lead is that it la readily affected by the pretence of such gases, . ' Kromik Structural- Steel. Primer is easy working, is chemically neutral after the Wm is dry, has aaaximum spreading capacity, and in our opinion is the ideal primer for structural metal work. For. finishing, coats use Metalasfck. Kromik Steel Primer (16454). Is 6 gals. or over 3 20 5s less than 50 gals. 3 10 SO gals. or over 3 05 bbls. 15 bbls. 2 90 MILL WHITE PAINTS . -?M-SAeflMilJ White---After many years experimentation S-W Company m developing Egg-Shell Mill White considered, the future, repainting of mill w&lia just eg much their business as the present requirements, and Egg-Shell Mill White k so constructed that it will probably wear, allowing'repainting every.-five,pears without the mimg up of paint on walls by the present system of a Ground Coat <* Gloss Finishing' Coat. Egg-Shell Mill* White must be reduced 25 per cent w|t? -*'5' . ^Wuctf %or repainting over previously pamtecL white surfaces, and at such reduction, will cover almost any-surface one coat perfectly. For new work we recommend Egg-Shell Mil! White with Reducer No. S3 as the reducing agent in the same proportion--25 per cent for first coat work. Second coat w^?A?r ^8biia.g coat Kgg-Shefl Mill White shouid.be reduced 25 per cent wstn iw. 74 Reducer just the same as recommended for repainting previously painted line, type of paint*, you will notice, the mill owner could, paint his plant in 30 years every five years, including the two original coats when new, exactly eight times saving the cost of application against the old system of three coats when new--two undercoats.and one finishing coat, and each, five years thereafter, an undercoat and finishing coat, or a total number of coats in the same period of 15. Effective March IS, IS2I. QHEffw/N-Williams Products . MILL WHITE PAINTS--Continued Egg-Shell Mil! White will stay white longer than any white paint o the market today. Teats' have proven same. It will diffuse the greatest amount I light twits --it will eliminate cross shadows reflecting lathejrmiiaeali. symjjtte to ittgs= Shell finish,-breaking up the light' suits -:> tltws ti8_e.Gts.ag. Ibem.: Egg-Shell Mill White is used by some of the iargest:asaaufatturers-sffi the esuatw ota satisfied customers and coadnued increase in business prove the quality of the material- la 5s bbls. ' Egg-Shell Mill White {1437$} ......... Mill Flat White (17632).........................-........... .. Mill Gloss White (17633)-........ ....................... Mill White 0ndercoat.(17S12) --.-----.'............... ny. qtstmtatjf 2 90. 2 50 3 00 2 95 any, Quantity 2 80 2 40 2 90 2 80 any quantity 2 65 2 25 2 75 2 65 EGG-SHELL MILL WHITE REDUCER - i 5s bbls. Egg-Shell Mitt White Reducer Ho. 83 <01083) Egg-Shell Mill White Reducer Ho. 74 (0974)... rosy quantity 1000 any quantity 2 0900 any quantity 1 85 75 DADO ENAMELS (Liquid) ! ; - Dado Baam*!a cover solid cost over - *atMct<wy. aorf^ee., JO night with & good '- gloss. ''C&n h& *-cleaned -wifcH *oap aad w&ter -with$8out t over bbls- Dust CoIor{4W)............. .................. ..-- U^^Sowfi (466f-w.--.-*-l~-- . State (468).......... -- - -------- *...................... quantity 2 90 % 96 2 96 2- 90 2 90 . s&ray qnsntity 2 80 2 80 2 80 2 80 2 80 . any quantity 2 65 2 65 2 65 2 65 % 65 CONCRETE FLOOR FINISH (Liquid) In all manufacturing estaUlabments thft.qutfon..<if concrete I very serious. This line has-Jwen developed to to ailaythe dusting. It wI cover solid o Wjrt, fcattj* cmHx11 it 5a bbls. Dust Color (468)-................. Gray (487).---..----Light Brows (466) ................. Light Tan (488).--,--------Maroon (37.8) -- -- -- -- -,-- Grange (452)----- -- State (468)--------- -- --. Yellow (376)-.-..-.............. ny quantity 2 90 2 90 2 90 2 90 2 90 % 90 2 96 a so mxy quantity 2 80 2 80 a 80 2 80 a so 2 SO 2 80 a so my . quantity 2 65 2 65 2 65 2 65 2 65 2 65 2 65 2 65 CONCRETE AND CEMENT HARDENER A Magnesium Fltio Silicate w&teli' eta on -the concrete. It i* not a preparation made 6f- BiUmte-oP SOur materiel does- Hob m*w?!y &**/&**& bond with It, bat actually resets on the concrete eurfece, hardening ^ad strength enin* it and leveling- xt,, with the result that a .thoroughly even surface.is secured* yet one which wHS-prove a satisfactory ttsmdmg surfaces for subsequent coats of S~W Concrete hioor Finish. , ga,_ 5 g#l. 30 &- 50 gal. jug Carboy bbls. any quantity (01304)............. -.............. - ................... .. ... .........-- -- 225 any quantity 2n any quantity 1 85 -- 136 -- 0007-SWP~GQ0Q 1-W CONCRETE 'WALL FINISH .The shades are very attractive, used mostly m office* (md office buildings, pro a velvet finish that can be washed regularly with sp'and,water aod kept in clean condition. It will cover solid two coats, working affioptWy under the brush, k"`"*rin* a tendency so prominent in this type of paint to show bra* marks. Will dry to reeoat in 24 hours, ' ' ' la 5s bbls. Buff (J5386)........................... Colonial Yellow (15602)... Cream (15508)___________ . Dark Brown (15388).......... Berk Gray (15396)--..... fibrtra Light Gray (15477). Green Stone (15387)_____ _ Light Brown (IS389)......... . Light Gray (15384).............. Tan (15391)......,............ Terra Cotta (15385)............ Venetian Red (15510)......... White (15392) -- ........... .. any quantity a3 i1s5 3 15 33 1155 3 15 3 15 3 IS 333 111555 3 15 3 30 any quantity 33 0O5S 33 0055 3 05 3 05 3 05 3 05 3 0.5 33 0055 3 05 3 20 any quantity 2 90 22 9900 22 9900 22 9900 , 2 90 2 90 ' 22 9900 2 90 3 05 SASH COLORS ' ' The painting of sash, metal and wood around the manufacturing plant is a very scrim on, requiring paints of special quality which has been thoroughly considered by our technical ' department offering these colors. The liquids used have very high, water resisting quality, giving a very elastic film. Metal sash should be painted with this quality of paint as soon after erection of building m possible before corroeiPH starts. Otherwise, sertana trouble scars. It will dry ta recOat in 24 hours. Is ' . bbls. any quantity W any quantity quantity Rd (15626).--..-- -- -- *--; 2 15 2 05 ' Moss Grea(t58l.i. ---- --..i --.... 2 35 " 2 25 Bottle Green<328)_ ________________ _ _ 2 40. 2 30 2 40 2 30 state (488) .1 ' 2 65 2 55 1 90 2 10 2 15 2 15 2 40 PIPE LINE FINISHES ; The safety fyst requirements in all manufacturing establishments has made it necessary for Mine States, els Insurance Companies, to take up-the necessity of Standardising py colors various pipes in an establishment. In working out the above line, consideration was given first to clearness of torse of the colors used, thor ough covering, and quick drying, furnishing the greatest mount of elssricUy in the Paint as possible under these conditions. One coat will usually cover perfectly" any pipe that is used and different colors are adopted to designate heat, cold, gp4 different muds of oil r liquids, making it possible to distinguish same afcra glahcet " ' Buff (488)....................... . Bronze Yellow (18107) Gray (14251)..........1... Blue (6625).__ ____ _ Red (18081)____ IS;;:::::: Aluminum (29)........... Is 6 gals. or over 2 95 2 75 2 60 2 70 3 20 2 55 2 45 4. 50 . 5* less than 50 gals. 50 gals over 2 85 2 65. ' 2 50 2 60 3 00 2 45 2 35 4 25 ' 2 SO 2 60 2 45 2 55 2: 95' 2 40 2 30 4 15 bbls. 1-5 .bbls. 2 65 2 45 MSD(IS) J-20 ... 137 -- Sherwi/v- Williams Ps&oocrs GAS RESISTING PAINT Gas-Reaiating Paint ia especially adapted far a finish to be used la localities where any of the various forms of sulfur gases are-eoeted os- liberated. To meet the difficult painting conditions applying in such localities, we have developed iW special ime of pnmt?, w-sH o^er t|ac-maniasttfsx resistance to the effects of hydro* Meri*iuIBde and similar gases. We recommend the use of these paints m most satisfactory method to meet the conditions and far superior to ordinary pallets for the purpose. ,. The *cn be used for interior as well as exterior surfaces, . U $s bbltt. 6 gals. or over less than 50 gals. 50. gals. or over 1-5 bbls. Colonial YeUo.w Yellow Ochre (616)_,,,.,,, , Pea Green (614). --......... Light Blue (619)................. Venetian Red (813)........... Maroon (612)------------ ~. Chocolate Brown (6X0).. Bottle Green (617)............. Black (611).......................... White (MS)_____ __ ______ . 3 60 - 3 35 * 3 35 ~ ' 3 3.5 _ 3 05 ,, 3 20 - 3 20 . 2 70 .. 2 70. 3 -20 3 50 3 25 3 25 3 25 2 95 3 10 3 10 2 60 2 60 3 10 3 45 3 20 3 20 3 20 2 90 3 05 3 05 2 55 2 55 3 05 3 30 3 05 3 OS 3 05 2 75 2 90 a 90 2 40 2 40 2 90 STRUCTURAL' PAINT Sts-uxluni! Paints can be used on wood or metal buildings of any kind--roofa, fjridgsai .tenement property, out-bpases, fences, etc,, either on metal, wood, brick, composition roofing or in fact on any of the many ratfaces where paint such as this Is the practical thing to use. U 5s bbl. 6 gals. or over less than 50 gals. $0 gals. or .over . 1-5 bbls* Black (16770)_________ Red (16771)......... 0ry .Slate- (16777)--. Brown (16773)............... Bronte Green (16774) I 80 1 80 I. 80 im 1 80 70 i 70 1 70 l 70 1 70 1 65 1 65 1 65 I 65 X 65 1 50 1 so 1 50 1 50 1 so MINE, MILL AND FACTORY COLORS Mine* Mill and Factory Colors- are reasonabJe ia price and are especially adapted for use cm building adjacent fco'mmetr, mills or `factories where good results are desired wr.th two-cost work. They flow freely and -possess splendid wood'preservfttive qualities. They cap be used for interior as well as exterior purposes. Is 5s bbls 8 gal. or over less than 50 gale. 50 gals* or over l-S . bbia. Bt*eb-(3S$)---------a.--TM--.--Brown* Metallic (399)..~------------- D**S><420)........................... ................ Gray, French (414).------- ~- One&n, Dark (413)-------- - ------- Green, Ivy (40A)....... .................. Green, Moss (4t5),,-- --~ -- Greea, Olive (402).... -... - -------- * Red, Bright (397)--------.------------- * Slate (411)-------------- - White (5855)-------- ----------- ......... Yellow, Colonial (403) .................. - YUow.>. Light (40->) . ,, ,,---------- ... Yellow, Orange (404),, --- 2 05 2 05 ?/ 65 2 75 7 05 2 65 2 75 2 65 2 05 2 65 2 90. 2 75 2 05 2 75 95 t 95 2 55 2 65 1 9S 2 55 2 65 2 55 1 95 2 55 2 80 2 65 t 95 2 65 1 90 % 99 2 50 2 60 1 90 2 SO 2 60 2 so I 90 2 SO 2 75 2 60 1 90 2 60 ' 1 75 1 75 2 35 2 45 75 2 35 2 45 2 35 75 '2 35 2 60 2 45 i 75 .2 45 NON-CORRODIBLE ACID-RESISTING PAINT A sdentihcal!y-pTe.pared coatmg. for -tree upon metal surfaces subjected to the action of gases, odd's or their fumes, salt water, ammonia, and other disintegrating agents, . ,,v Especially adapted for use upon smelters or buildings adjacent which are suo- je-ct-ful to sulphuric acid fumes, or upon vinegar works, and similarly exposed Effective March 25* 1921 WHBHwm-WfLLMm^P^ooUara NON-CORRODIBLE ACID-RESISTING PAINT . Continued ty la unaffected by any-of the destroying a^ent rdtarrsd to* escqat sCfet tended WW* denned surface* will promptly rreat and pre vent further destruction of metal to which it i* applied. la 5a bbte. 6 gala. or over tesa than 50 gala. SO gala. at over b1M-5s, Black (6727)-.............. .. 1 35 1 25 1 20 1 05 TAXITE paint and Varnish Remover. (74). Refer to Trade Sales price list, page S1- PACKING-HOUSE FINISHES "m ass be used as Enamel Undercoater. and the gloss, particularly R* 17550, for painting low priced toys. i 5ft bbia. 8 gal#, or over taw th&a SO gal. 5Q gala* or over 1-5 bbia. 8401 Packing-House Flat White 2402^ Packing-House Flat White 2403^IPacking-House Solar Flat White (15954)........------2404 Packing-House G l o t a - White Enamel (17095)........... 2405 Special Packing-House Gloss White (17550)............. 2 35 2 2S 2 25 3 30 2 70 2 25 2 15 a 15 3 20 2 60 2 20 2 0 2 10 3 IS 2 55 3 05 1 95 t 95 3 00 .2 40 PERFECT METHOD RED LEAD (Semi-Paste and Paste) Do sot stock. Is 5a bbia. 8 galsat over leas than 50 gala. 50 gala, or over 1-5 bbit. Perfect Method Red Lead Paste (229)...... .............................---- Perfect Method Red Lead Liquid (15878)........................................ prices upon application ANTYDAMP FOUNDATION DAMP-PROOFING This la-used for d&snn-nrooSng foundations of buildljags. Tbs jt&stfcHsl should be aSied dSSfctly to the eSerior fide of foundation walk below grade. Two coat c0S*',,"d-nnintimetefosbheofourled bbaecakp-gprlaieddin*g Aallfotewr s2e4chonodurscodartyihnags tbimeeen baeptwpelieedn. C*er approamate!ly 2255 to 40 square feet two coats to the gallon. Remains permanently elastic. Black (01328) ,fcf' J* 5s Less than 250 gatl., lots....................... -.........................rffi' 250 to n500 gal. 'lo"ttss. .. -................ -..... ffi n|= III T2.1O0 2M* bbls. 5 -r"90 Effectives March IS, 1921 'WHBRwm-WiujAms~~PROouc:fa POLE PAINT . These palate are constructed to. cover .one cost- with fairly good g!oa@* metal and wood poles. Trolley companies, gas and public service companies require paints of this kind*' Quicker drying paints for. poles on prominent streets will fee manu factured when, called for, " n. 5s . bbl. ' 6 gall. or over Black (16770) ........... 1 80 Drab<5731).------ 2' 45 Green, Dark ($858).2 45 Green, Olive, D.<5861)'.,,,,--............ 2 45 Green. Olive-, Lf$859)__________ 2 45 Red, Light (16771) .................-........... 1 80 White (585S) _________________________ 2 90 leas than SO gala. 50 gals. or over 1 70 1 as 2 35 2 30 2 3$ *, 2 30 2 35 2 30 2 35 2 30 1 70 1 65 2 HO 2 75 1-5 febls. 1 50 2 15 a is 2 15 2 15 1 50 a eo . . SMOKE-STACK PAINT ' Recommended for stacks, boilers, stills, and superheated surfaces. Is 5s 6 gal&,, . . or over Salamander Black (01908)v1 7Q less than 50 gals* 1 60 50 gala. or over l 55 bM. 1-5 bbls. 1 40 . . STAINS' ACID STAINS . These states ate tramparejif-stata* thartrintemify- and-eahatsc the nirtureUjeaaty of the woods on which they are applied.. <. Primarily adopted tor use on hardwoods but can also be used on softwoods, They are- easily applied-without' streaking, and absolutely true to color. They will not fade, per gal. In V4*al. bottles 6 gals, or over Fumed Oak (14580)._____ _____________ ______ r......................... ..................... . 2 15 Silver Gray (14602)..................................................................... ... ........ % 15 Mahogany, Antique Brown(145-00)._________________________________________ 2 65 Mahogany, Dark, Colonial (14538)........................ .................3--........................... 2 6S Mahogany, Light (14785).. ............................ .. ........... ...................... .. ........... .. 2 65 . GOLDEN OAK. STAIN . For staining interior wood work, furniture, etc. Reduced in proportion of one part of stain to or eight parts of .feenasine or turpentine. ' Ss ' bfelse (0636)...................... ............ ............ *........... ........... .. less than 50 gals. 1 60 SO gat8 - or over l 55 X-5 fefek. - t 40 HANDCRAFT STAINS . These stains, are for use in finishing finest interior woodwork, furniture, etc. They were primarily made for us: *>a-.tartiwoods*"fe-u-fc are also .dap-t@fele.-for--use cm softwoods.- These.stain.are tad&idufULla tone, dry without showing,strenka or. brush- marks. They do not. raise the-graitr ofthe w<?0df therefore require no-sanding. Should be reduced with Handcraft Stain Reducer only. per gal. in I gal. cans Adam Brown (14522U-------Antique Mahftgtmy_(14500). Bog Oak (14502)^. Early English- Oak<l45'S8)v.. Fumed Oak (14S! 0)_,, Silver Gray (14,52-lj ------- Walnut (145 00).^...... ......... Weathered Oafcil4Q2) 5 gal. or over 2 45 Brown Oak (14509)- .n. ,,.**, ~~ ,-----**. 1 Cathedral Oak..(14503)....... -- .....____________ ;I _________________ 2 65 Green Weathered Oak:(1457-8).--M,,___ _______________ _I"'" Old English Oak (14565). ...... ....... ............. ........... | , ' Mahogany, Light (145(18) ---~~ ) Mahogany, Dark ___ ,, Mahogany, Bstra Dark(14519)........._____ -,,,___ _______ ........ ) ,3 00 Handcraft Stain Reducer<0204Kj ____ ______________________ -- t 45 (For larger sized package, refer through your Manager to Varnish Sate De partment.} -- 140 -- Effective March 15, 1921 jswg/?ww Williams Proovotb OIL STAINS ... These states are suitable for all types of new work. Made primarily for use on "3 sssafr prop"!y colo? permanent Dark Oak (36) . . Light Oak (30)____ Belgian Oak (86)........................ Colonial Oak (85)......... .............* *............... Mahogany, Light (32)..111 71 .................... Mahogany, Dark (33).............. ..................Ill""................ Mahogany, Browa (26)_ "" Mahogany, Red (25).................~mHl........................... Moss Green (87).................. "" Ss 1 95 i2.12 i% 2` 95. 60 60 60 60 2 60 2 60 l 95 2 85 Ss S 85 1 85 2 50 2 SO 2 so 2 50 2 50 2 SO I 85 2 75 bbls. 1 70 1 70 2 35 2 35 2 35 2 35 2 35 2 35 1 70 2 60 TRACTOR AND TRUCK FINISHES 3.. VT results one cLyoaait. oosf P* rimer and one coat of Enamel finished with *i,,,.k.Jr*ble Implement C-o,oaacchh Vvaarnish should fbeee applied. These mmaatteerriaiall, cocaannne 80Ud " rcaaonablToUrface* Gray (18130).. Pink (18437).. Green (18438). Yellow (18439), Drab (17669)... Gray (14251).., Yellow (6671). Red (14908)____ Green (6605)... Black (6371).... Aluminum (29). PRIMERS Is Ss 6 gals. of over 2 55 2 25 2 25 % 25 less than 50 gals. 2 15 2 15 2 15 50 gala. or over 2 40 2 10 2 10 2 10 ENAMELS n 5* 6-1Knit. or over 2 60 2 60 3 10 3 25 2 55 2 45 4 50 less than so gats. 2 50 2 so 3 00 3 15 2 45 2 35 4 25 50 gals. Of over 2 45 2 45 2 95 3 10 t 40 2 20 4 IS bbU. 1-S bbls, 2 25 1 95 1 95 1 95 bbli. 1,-S bbls. 2 30 2 30 2 80 2 95 2 25 2 IS 4 00 TRUNK. PAINT (Semi-Paste) , For use on canva.-covered trunk* and cases. Sunolied in aetni-no.r. farm ihtm*fledur n74frm 5 per ceP` t0 75 P** cent with Stanrin-Wif tw.eTMll a..ndjear,iur td?rry over nig,hRt*x 0974 or a turpentine substitute. WWoorrkk Measil,y, cover U 5 bbls. 9 Brown ftS015)..... _. n Browa (15004)....... ...... 24 Brown (15012)............. 34 Brown (15034)................... 32 Gray (15032)..____ _ 44 Green (15044)...............I' 22 Olive (15011)................ ' 6 gals. or over 1 95 1 80 1 80 2 20 2 10 2 10 leas than 50 gels. 1 90 l 85. 1 70 2 10 2 00 2 00 50 gala. or over 1 85 1 80 1 65 1 65 2 05 1 95 I 95 1-5 bhh, l 70 I .65 1 50 t SO 1 90 1 80 WAGON MAKERS' SKEIN LEAD (Paste) White <8)__ 100e n %-bbU. and bbls. 11 >/s MSD (15) C21 -- 141 -- Effective March 15, 1921 Sherwin-Williams products OIL PRODUCERS AND REFINERS FINISHES ' OIL STATION PAINT Cream Gray (167-5)~ Light Gray (15699).... Dark Gray (409) ~ Battleship. Gray (16576)- Gray Slate (1628) Dark Red (5471)*, Chocolate Brown (i62}~ Colonial Yellow (403) ^ -- Orange Yellow C404),,~.,. Bright Bed (I6j5:17)w-.. Tobacco Brows (492K,,~, Metallic Brows 099). ~- . Olive Green (402)-- . Moss Green (415) - -< Ivy Green (405) Bottle Green (413). BIa'ck<T5-219)_. White (15430)_ Ss bbl*. less than 50 gat. 50 gala. or over 1.5 bbU. 2 10 2 10 2 60 2 10 2 10 1 75 l 75 2 65 2 65 I 95 2 50 I 95 2 5S ' 2 65 ; 2 55 ' I 95 I 85 2 75 2 05 1 90 2 05 l 90 2 55 2 40 2 05 2 OS 1 90 1 90 1 70 1 55 I 70 l 55 2 60 2 45 2 60 2 45 1 90 ' :* 75 2 45 2 30 l 90 1 75 3 SO ' 2 35 3 60 2 45 2 50 2 35 1 90 1.75 1 80 I 65 2 70 2 55 TANK PAINT >, - Ss . Gray n6076h.Z7. Quaker Gray (16614)----- --------Red Oxide (16617).--...............- White (16430). ----------------------- less than ' 50 gala. 2 10 . _ 2 60 _ 2 10 _ 2 10 _ 1 95 .. 2 10 ..,, 2 75 50 gala. or over 2 05 2 55 2 05 2 05 1 90 2 OS 2 70 bbl*. 1-5 bbla* 1 30 2 40 I 90 1 90 l 75 1 90 2 55 TANK CAR MINT Ss Oat** (PWM* ............A W-. w. Standard Gray (409)--............ ........... ..................-- -- Brown Metallic Fsrimer (18220).---... ------------ leaa than , SO gala. 2 60 2 65 1 95 1 85 . $0 gala. or aver 1 90 2 55 2 60 1 90 1 80 bbia. 1-5 bbla. 1 75 2 40 2 45 I 75 1 65 Qtay <9550) Brown,(5993) 16444)-. METALASTIC 5i Jess than 50 al. 2 95 2 60 50 gal. or over 2 SO 2 55 bbla. 1-5 bbl>. 2 75 2 40 SUSPENDED RED LEAD 5a less than SO tala. 2 95 SO gals. or over 2 90 bbla. 1-5 able. 2 75 8Herwin- Williams products BARREL PAINT (Paste) Mineral Red (20448). Brown (20617)____ ... Bright Red (20447)-, Yellow (20449).......... . Green (20585).,______ Straw Color (3253)... Light Blue (20404)... Dark Blue (20419) -- White (20512)............. bids. 1-S bbl. 08 % 08 % 0088 <%/i 89 08 H 89 t1o0 ENGINE ENAMEL Red (6665) -____ ....................... ...... Green (6655)____ Is 6 gala. or over 3 45 Ss loss than 50 gats* 3 35 2 45 50 gals. or over 3 30 2 40 bbla. 1-S bbla. 3 15 2 25 * (8665)......... FIRE PLUG RED ' la ' Ss 6 gala. or over less than 50 gak* 3 35 SO gala. dr over 3 30 hbk. 1-5 bbla. 3 IS SALAMANDER SMOKE-STACK BLACK (01308)............. U 6 ink or over 5a loss than 50 gala. 1 60 SO gala. of over I SS . bbla. 1-5 bbla. 1 40 (18333) LIQUID GRAPHITE PAINT Is 6 gala. . or over 5a leaa than ' SO gala. 50 gak. or over 1 60 1 55 bbla. 1-S bfols. t 40 (0727) EBONOL PIPE LINE PAINT 1 6 gcils. or over -go- IS 5a leaa than $0 gals. 50 gals. or over " !*' .-a#- ih bbla. 1-5 bbla. -46- 000116S2~A MANUFACTURERS SALES DEPARTMENT REPRESENTATIVE'S CONFIDENTIAL PRICE-LIST EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY M 1921 _ Stibject to change without notice MOTOR CAR AND CARRIAGE UNDERCOATINGS Prices F. O. B. Dallas, Texas Houston, Texas | A TERMS; One per cent for cash 10 days from 4xXe vf tovolce, or diaya ner The Sherwin-Williams Co, FACTORIES: CtCVELftMES, e:WI5AGCh NEWAflK, SAN FRANCISCO (Emeryville) Sales Offices rhb WAR-eNowses-in principal Cities MSB (la) jit) 85 IM NI0802.01 0007-SWP- 0000lieS2.B - SMERmm^WiLUAma- .JPf90JOUJGT9 MOTOR CAR AND CARRIAGE UNDERCOATINGS - i .V . METAL BODY PRIMERS (Liquid) . `' Are recommended for metal _surfaeeg only*. and should .not.-bf- offered irWoesd' cPornimsiedresr,ed,T. heir elastic and tenacious qualities make them "best-for 'the pturg08vprfce Primers are-the beginning of-all motor car hmshest: either, hlgh-gf_a.de. oA-ather^ wise. It is essential that the Primer: he up to.-standard in all..-respect*.> It 4<Jjettec' to me a high grade Primer, so. that-.-the.-hual d-jiish ^mili-he a&dsfaefcoryr jOtberwbi^if' the Primer i not correct m .eyery details. no matter .ho,w `goo.d.:tlt.e -succeeding- -eo&t may be, the ultimate hnish is sure to suffer. DARK PRIMER (to MIPS) To be dicont5naed wKen^.pfesent stock Is exhausted, 1m than IJ_____________ _____ ________ ......... %2 .gals, or over^...__ _______ ,_________________ Omni than 25 gala-., ' 25 gals. or mrer....... _ Vis 2 85 2 70 ~~ -- a 45 a 30 ,,5 05 ' 2 15 DARK GRAY PRIMER (Rx 17160) This Primer can tM.used.for bodies and -chassis work. Air dries in t-wenty-fsur hours and force dries at 150 degrees' Fabrenhrit In fotu hours. Supplied ready for the brash or spray. .' . > .. %s is 5s SMhMii**ai-i --8 8S 2 45 12 fdlsu oyer............. ......... .................... ..d 2 70.- a 30 .... .... Lm than 25 *al.._____ ____ ___________ ------------ ..... ------- aS gala. orwer;,,,,^.,,.....,,..___ ___________ _ -___ .... i 20 --215 RED OXIDE METAL PRIMER (Rx 144S4) This material is to.be used-orteither alumlnnm.-or'steel and U also for chassis. Will air= dry 4n--fcwe-nty*ur hour- ad rfsrce*dry- m- hour at'ISO" degrees Fahrenheit, . -food-kTh. U WPerimreecrotmamkeesndth.ethis.p-laPcg-r_iomeRrTgor f1-4g2e3n6e,rla&l.rmumerf iycommldp.eloti?n.gprwimithing MlwPmrlifmmemr o. ths maket_uppi!ed ready for hm%h or.pray;$ .. . .i fcaw than'12 gats-'--... __________2 S5 -lSfai4 or over__________ _____ L2-5 agiutlhs.a-enr 2-5 gal*. __ ______-_--_------------,,*.** V# u % 25 2 50 t 10 >- *.*.*? '-rss t 95 RED OXIDE BAKING PRIMER (Rx 18064) Recommended for-hood-, metal-foodie and- all met-*!: parts- where the degree of heat -and fcime.can. foe secured* - Shoiadfoe-;bsked-at; 16.(1 degrees-Ton-.- -Where time will aUow? tt^wiiLair .dry:in -th"ree- 4aYa-for--r.esiiriaelag,-s Supplied ^e@dy^r-Bmg-h-0 Should foe reduced'-1-0'per cent for spray* ' Less than l~z gals 12 gals, or ovet_ ,, Less- than 25-gala. 25 gals, or ovetj~- Vi .... 3. 10 Is 2 70 2 55 . 5 2 45 a 40 I ,'5 i M S D 0 5') J?o 153 -- A * m 0007-SWP-000011652~C SHEawm-wiLLiMMs Product WOOD PRIMERS. AGASOTE, VEASOTE PRIMER (Rx 18064) We especially recommend this primer- for the purpose m noted, supplied ressdy for brush or should be reduced 10 per cent for spray. ' is Agasote or Veasote is a patented product composed of wood pulp coming into general use by body builders for trucks, jitney busses pertics.ed.W*, haenrde such manufacturers force-dry their finish, this Primer can be Handled at 130 degrees for twelve Hours satisfactorily, L@s than 2 2 gale. 12 gals, or over - .Less than 25 gab. 35 gals or over../. V4* 3 10 2 95 ..._ is 2 70 2 55 ..... .... 5$ ... 2 45 2 40 DARK GKAY BODY FKIMER (Wood) (Ex 6m) This material is furnished In liquid form* ready for brushing or spraying. Will air dry In forty-eight Hours, force dry in twelve Hours at ISO. Cass be used for priming wood bodies, wood wheels, and composition wood wheels. This is the only Wood Body Primer we recommend, . Use than 12. gals. ... ............. ................................................... 12 gal, or over,-.,.................................................................... leu than 25. gid*-- ................. --- 25 gals, or % 3 10 2 95 t. 2 70 2 55 ' 5, ,,,, ,,,, 2 45 2 40 METAL CHASSIS PRIMERS - Liquid EIGHT GRAY" CHASSIS PRIMER (11x18130) This material will air dry in twenty-four hour, and force-dry at 150 degree, Fahrenheit in-five hour,. Should be used for chassis wort only and rjof for wheel*. Lea than 22 gals. 12 gals, or or.. Less than 25 gals. 25 gals. or over.. % 3 10 2 95 .. ,,,,... is 2 70 2 55 .. 5, ... 2 45 2 40 BLACK. CHASSIS PRIMER (Rx 18050) Furnished in liquid form reedy, for- brushing or ggjr&yiug. Will air dry In twenty* four hours and where a cheap Primer i desired, we recommend this. Less than 12 gals 12 gal,, or over;. Less than 25 sale 25 gal,. of avetv- *4* 2 65 2. 50 .. .. .. i 2 25 2 10 . .... ... 5, . .. 2 00 in 0007-SKP - 00 00X1*552- HERWIN- WILLIAMS PRODUCTS MOTOR CAR AND CARRIAGE UNDEMCOATINGS . .WHEEL PRIMER. DARK GRAY WHEEL PRIMER (Rx 6538) This i' furnished la brushing and spraying consistency, eight Hours. Recommended for whmls only. - Leas than 22.gals. 12 gals. or' over.J,,_ Less than 25 gals 25 gals. or over.___ " air dry m forty- U 2 95 2_8_0 ' .. Ss 2~ 70 . 2 65 ` GEAR PRIMERS .; .; . , ; -Liquid. . COMBINATION GEAR PRIMER, DARK GRAY (Wood and Metal) ' ' '{Rx 14987)' " - . This material h feraished in liquid form satisfactory for brushing and spraying. Will air dry in twenty-four hour,. Recommended for buggy gear work and wheels. ; % ' i, s. Less than 12 gals.................... .......................... ................. .. 4 10 5 70 ..... 12 gals, or over... ,,,, ,,,, ____ ..._______ 395 3 55 .... Less than 2S gslss.............. .... .... 3 45 25 gate, or over................ .... .... 3 40 BODY UNDERCOATS (Paste--Rubbing) ] '''Bdirtf COAT <rA762^ ' " ' ; frurgjified lit fiey consistency and (houlii he reduced with turpentine to SO degrees Baumt for aprasriaig and tot brush work to 63 degree Baume.. Air dries in twenty-four 'Hour' ad force dries id tig hour* &C.1&0 degrees Fahrenheit* ' Body Lead' Coat being red in'color, acts as a guide coat, so that is rubbing through the Rough Stuff the rubber knows he hag gone his'limit. " Lea than 100 lbs............... ............... ......................... 100 lbs* or over.. ....... . .......... ........... .................. Less than. 5.00 lbs___ .............. ..................... ...................... . 500 lbs. or over........____________ ....._______ act weight 5s 25 21 /* 19 Vi 20 xh 18 Vt .... .... .... .... drums ____ ____ 18 17 Vi ' BODY ftOUGH STUFF,' DARK (Rx 8776) ' ' ' For spray tforle`tatferigl `should fee reduced with turpentlnetoSO degrees Baume, for brush work 63 degrees. Mo snore' than two coats' per day should fee recommended when material i sslf dried. Casa be force-dried in 2 V Hour at .260 degrees. This is the highest grade Rough Stuff and by-its use.it will not-be-necessary to use a sealer coat. ' ' - net weight 2S drums Less* than lOOSb...,,-_____ _....____________________ 21-Vr 106 lbs. or over..___ ....._______ Less than 500 lbs ..... ........... ............................................ 500 lbs. or over.........________ ____________ .________ 20 V? .... 88 **,,.... 28 17% BODY HOUGH STUFF, BARK (Ex 1) For spray work material should be reduced to 50-degrees Baume, for brush -work 63 degrees. No more, than two coats per day should He recommended when material i air dried. Can be force-dried in 2 */2 hours at 160 degrees. This material is pre ferred by many of the largest body manufacturers . Less than 100 lbs...................... ........................... ........................ 200 lbs. or over______________ _______________.____________ Less than 500 lbs.____ ..................................................... .. 500 lbs. or over.._ ....... .. .....................,........... ........................... 5s 20% 19 Vs ....... ........ net weight 2S drums 18 */2 ..... 17 Vz ____ .... 17 ....... Vi'V S HBR WIN-WlLLlAMS P&QD.UOT.a MOTOR GAR AND CARRIAGE UNDERCOATINGS BODY UNDERGOAl^--Continued . AUTO BOOT ROUGH STUFF DARK (Semi-Paste) (8578) For 8-prsty work materia! should be reduced with turpentine to 50 degrees Batame* for brush work to 6S degrees. -3No more than two costs per day should fee recom mended when material is air dried. Can be force-dried in two hours at 150 degrees. 6 gals' or over,-.--. Less than 50, gals* 50 gals, or over... 'As ,,3 30 ,, ,,,, ___ _2 90 _ _,, *__ - 5s 2 80 2 75 BODY LEAD COAT* RED (Liquid) (7445) Will &t&mf * small amount of reduction wrtlf tuYpeatine for- brush and spray wtnr.fc* Air dries in 24 hours and force dries in 4 hours at 150 degrees Fahrenheit. This acts as a guide coat m rubbing. . . V** Is S@ 0 gals, or over___ Less than SO gals. 50 gals, or over.... 3 75 3 35 3 25 3 20 GLAZING PUTTY ' (Paste) . ' GLAZING POTTY (PASTE), DARK GRAY (llx 50516} Air-dries in twenty-fbur-hourg and'"force drieaJta"four and aac<rih&lf ho.U& Mt 1&0degrees.. Can. be reduced-.with.turpentine..-tobrnshlng-c.nr :sp^s^-ng o.nds*en:ey .and used ns a sanding Filler* Wheii so-reduced- will-.allow application of two coats per day air drying. . Will force-dry at -150 -degrees in two hours. Less than 100 lbs 100 lbs. or over.,-___ Less than 500 lbs.;^w 500 lbs. or oyer.......... net weight Is 5s si33 V* 32 Hi .GLAZING PUTTY (PASTE)* BARK GRAY (.11x25534) Air. dries in twenty-four hours* force dries In four and ssehsisl hours at ISO degrees. This material cft&not fee reduced and used as a sanding Filler. . Less than 100 lbs, ____________________ __________,,,, 100 lbs. or over.i. ,,............... ........................ Less than 500 !bs____________ '..................................... ........... 500 lbs. or over__ _________________________ __ ______ .___ , net weight is S 33 24 32 VSt ____ 28 V2 27 H -----____ ' 25s ,, * 25 y% 24 y% , GLAZING POTTY, WHITE (llx 1417) To be disconiimicd when--present stocks are exhausted. Less than 100 lbs 100 lbs. .or over Less than 500 lbs. 500 lbsi hr. .b-v-er_ net weight. Is 5s ivt 25 II ,i M 0007-S W P -000011S 52- BHERWIN-WiLUANIE PRODUCTS MOTOR OAR AND CARRIAGE UNDERCOATINGS GLAZING PUTTY--Continued GLAZING PUTTY, LIGHT (Rx 4684) . Ta.be discontinued. Less, than 100 lbs, 100 tbs.'or over____ Less than 500 lbs_______ 500 lbs. or over.,. ,, Is 33 Vi 32 Vi ___, i. .. ' GLAZING PUTTY, 1MIIK (Rx 1405) 'To be discontinued. v Is Less than 100 lbs----------------........................................... ........... - 33*/?, 100 lbs, or over,,.._______________ _-___________ -- 32 Vz Less than 500 lbs.............,............................... ...................................... 500 lbs, or over,,,________ ___ ......__________________ -- ___ - net weight 5a .25 28% 27 Vi .. ..... .... .... 25 >A 24 V: net weight 5s 25s MISCELLANEOUS BARS py|TY'.{Rs pm . Thf material will be. satisfactory for puttying all nail hbfev etc. Mr dries in twenty-four hours. ' ' `" net weight la 5a 25s Leas than 100 lb#*..,-................... ............... ................................ 100 lbs. or over ,,____ ...................... ..................................-- Ld#s than 500 lbs. _____ _____ _____________ ,,,* 500 lbs. or over_____ ____________ -______ 34% 33 Vz ___ * 29 *A r 28 k ,, .... ... 27% 26 Mt ' TRANSMISSION RED (18142) This material 1. made With a ehetige base and *8 TPecommendea a. sealer to seal all pores In aluminum transmission eases. . It as oil, gasoline and water resisting. Drie* in fifteen, to twenty minutes. Ready for use. y^t l- Se bbls. 6 Stals, or.over.....4 IS 3 7S' l>ea tnsin SO gale.___. .... SO gals, or over.......................... ...................... .................... ........ .... t-S bbls........ ............. ........................................... .... ' ' .Il- 2 65 2 60 2 45 GASKET (02720) This product is made with a shellac base, Is heavy bodied, possessing eplendid cementing and sticking qualities. It is used as a sealing compound to cement the gasket In the head of the motor. , ... '. ' Ready for use, '' 44s Is- Ss bbls. Less than' 50 gals,,,,, J____ _ 1-5 bblst.................................. . a 70 .. 2~60 2 55 2 40 INSIDE BODY SLUSH (17392) BLACK This product is used for painting the inside of bodies which are given a cost of black. For brushing will reduce 25 per cent, for spraying 3346 per cent. Bids. only. 1 35 S herwin* Williams Products MOTOR CAR AND CARRIAGE UNDERCOATINGS MISCELLANEOUS--Ckju-tiu-ued RADIATOR BLACK <18131.} This material i* used for -spraying the honeycomb in radiator, which Is given a cheap coat of black. Stands a reduction of 100 per cent with S-W Reducer 0974 or naphtha, drying in one-half hour, producing a semi-gloss finish. Rbls. only___I 15 AUTO TOP DRESSING BLACK <637) A dense black dressing for renewing finish on mohair, p&ntasnte and similar tops, aide curtains and upholstery of automobiles. Oft senohsir It 'dries with a dull black finish, while on leather, pantasote and other imitatipn leathers it dries with an egg-shell gloss. Dries perfectly hard in three or four hoars; ie easy to apply and does not show laps or streaks. - Ss bids. Dew than 50 (S*l --....--------......---------- ------........ SO gals. or over* !~5 bbl#..-................................... ............................................................ ......... 2 20 2 15 -- 2 00 GEAR' FILTERS Used for the purpose of filling the pores of wood wheels the same m Sanding Surfacers are used-for surfacing. Gear Fillers are ground much finer than Sanding SurfaceTM, They produce a smooth, elastic surface ready to receive the Ground Coat or Free Flowmg Color Varnish. Ground coats are very seldom used on wheels. The Gear .Filler coat takes Its place-gadt. Free .Flowing -Color Varnish can he applied directly over it after the Gear Filler ha been lightly sanded. Use camel hair brush to apply Gear Filler, or they may he sprayed. Air dry in twenty'four hours or force dry m twelve hours at ISO degrees Fahrenheit. Cream (8?S-F)-~~ Yellow (8433)-----Gray <8874)__,, Red, Light (8498) Red,. Dark <8737). .Maroon (8505).- Black (255-41>.____ 25s 23% 83 % 23 % 23% 23% 33% 23% drams 19% 19% 19% SO % 19 % 19 % 19% SliR-FAS-RITE Many- automobile manufacturers- and custom shops have adopted a shorter method of. finishing -aad-refi-uh-hlng in order to keep the car out of operation only for the shortest possible time. .' The principal difference in the schedule compared .with our regular high grade method is the use of Sur-Fas-Rite (Sanding Surfacers) instead of Rough Stuff, Sur~Fas"Rifce can be applied either directly over the primer or over @ checked surface- forvthe purpose-of filling, so. that ^ when sanded outfit.: will giv a.-surface-that b smooth, close kmt- and elastic la avoid the possibility of the color and finishing cost sinking In, . Sur-FaS'Rifce i-supplied In semi-paste form and can be used for knifing or thinned with pure spirits of turpentine to brushing or spraying consistency. At Mast tw&.nt three. coats of Sur-Fas-.-Ritc-should `be ai>plied to produce a good surface and only the last cost should -be -sanded* - Sur-F&a-RItc should he allowed to air-dry twelve hours or force-dry two hour at 160 degrees F. for recoating or sanding. For knifing use 3 % inch glaring knife. For brushing use an ok-hislr brush. Sand to-a surface with M`o-` Vz sandpaper, finishing with Ho, 0 sandpaper o all fine scratches will be removed. y4* Is Light. Gray (9074).-----,, , Dark Gray (0073}TM-.,.. Green <18409)........------- Maroon (255-50).. Yellow.(25540)--.-.......... Red (2-5535.).............-_____ Blue (25539)....................... Cream (25548)................ .. Whit<r (25538).................... 4 05 4 30 4 05 4 05 4 05 4 05 4 05 4 30 4 30 3 65 3 90 3 65 3 65 3 65 3 65 3 65 3 90 3 90 >07-S W P -0 0 0 0 1 1 6 5 2 - ! & 1 tu - ' Effective March 15, 1921 ^ Sherwin-Williams- Pmoouor ' MOTOR CAR AND-'CARRIAGE UNDERCOATINGS QUICK DRYING COACH COLORS Ground in Japan BLACKS Price per pouad- -net weight 5 s Pc, less titan 25 lbs. Ivory Drop, XXX (121)_____ ____________ 56 Ms English Coach, A (175,1................... 56% Ivory Drop Black (120)...._________ _____ 46 Vi Special Bl*ck{U9)......................... ............. .. 43 Vi Chemically Refined Lamp.<l72)...___... 44 Vi Special Lamp Black, 20 (8488)__________ 36% 25 lb. lots 50 50 50 37 38 30 50 lb. lots 48% 48% n 358 100 lbs. or more 48 % 46 Vs 36 % 33% IN BEDS F. P, Colors to Q.D. less than 35 lb. 50 lb. 100 lbs. - match Ground 25 lbs. lots . ' lots or more Royal Durbar, Medium(8273) 7033 25074 1 31 % 1 26% i 21 Yt 1- 16% "Persian Scarlet, LL (4038).not offered 25074 1 0 s % 95 % 93 % 91 % ^Persian Scarlet, M (4040)<.-nofc offered 25074 1 01% 95 % 93 % 91 % Extra Permanent Vermilion (4044)---------- ,,------,,--------- ;-nofc offered 4003 1 06 % 1 00% 98% 96% *Ibi8 Red (8001), (English Ver- ` milion Shade)_______ 18197 4003 76% 70% 68 % 66% ^Premier Non-Fading Red, D <8294).................................... not offered 25074 56 % 50 % 48% 46 V ^Orinoco Vermilion,D(l86) not offered 4003 96% 90 % 88% 86 V ^Turkish Crescent (4360)........... 67S8 25074 1 11% 1 05% 1 03 % 1 01 V xRoyal Durbar, L<8272)__.,,. 7033 25074 2 06% 2 01 % 1 96 % 1 91.V acRoyal Durbar, D<8190)........... 6755 25074 1 31 Vi 1 26 % 1 21% 1 16 V `"Chinese Scarlet, M(4700K-_ - 6793 25074 1 31 % 1 28% 1 21% 1 16 V `Chinese.Scarlet, L<l325)-__ 6456 4003 X 31 % 1 26%, S 21% -i m v "PeraJan Scarlet, L (4039;..not offered 25Q74 1 01 % 9,5% 93% 91 V v* Persian Scarlet, B (404l),,,,not offered 2SO74 1 11 % 1 05% 1.03% i oi V **Chmese Scarlet, B <4056). _ 6956 25074 1 11% 1 05 % 1 03% i oi ^CarmoSa Red, D (8592)____not offered .25.074 91 % 85 % 83% 81 V **Carm61a Red, L (8148)............ 14260 2.5074 66 % 60% 58% 56V Premier Non-Fading Red, L (80S 7)____ ot offered - 25074 56 Vt so y2 4-8 y% 46 V% xsNo. 40 French Carmine, L " . (Qlaac) (149)-____,not offered 4017 5 16 Vz 5 UVt 5 06 V% SOS Vt ^English Vermilion, L(i45 L),, 7615 4003 market market market market: xxRnglish Vermilion, B .. . <14$ B)______ __________not offered 1 4003 market sxAmerican Vermilion,L(242) not offered 4003. ? sxAmerlcan Vermilion,D(243)not offered 40.03 Mlmarket market 60 Vx ma5r6ke%t 60 * 56 % sxEnglish Rose Pink <170)--~not offered 4017 60 s, 58 % 56% xxTuscaa Red (125)._______...not offered 2S074 45'Vs 4.5 % 41 % ssrlndian Red, L<124 LK___ not offered 25074 xxlndifzn Red, D(S24 D)___ not offered 25074 40 s 38% 40 * - 38% 36% 36 % ssRoys! Venetian <l28)..^-..^not offered 25074 Mohawk L (4360)........ ................' 6758 25074 40. J I 05 I 38% 03,.%:.. 1 0316 %% Mohawk D <4056)...................... 6956 25074 1 05 i I 03% 1 01 % Mohawk L and D shades sampled, as Turkish Crescent Red and Chinese Starlet, WINES Wine Color, D (250).............not offered Lake Wine (4011)............ .. Rich Wine (400#-)-.-........ ... 7846. Special No. 4209 (4209)... _not offered Wine Color, B(248>...... 4017 88X8 4017 4017 4017 91 % 91% 1 01 % 91% 76% 85 % BS-Yx 95 Vi85% 70% 83 % 83.</i - 93% 83 % 68% LAKES ^Maroon (Glare) (250)- .not offered 40X7 91 % 85 % 83 % ^Carnage Part Lake<248)-,,.... 18196 4017 76 % 70% 68% ssNo.40 French Carmine(149)not offered 4017 5 16 V* S 11% 5 06 l/% ^Colors shown on color card. Colors shown in celluloid set, 'ftCo!ors to be discontinued when our present stock is exhausted. ^Colors shown on color card and in celluloid set, sxSt&ndard shades not sampled. MSB as) C21 -- 159 -- 81 % 81 Vi 93 Vi 81% 66% 81 % 68% 5 01 % Effective. March 15, 1921 MOTOR CAR AND CARRIAGE UNDERCOATINGS QUICK DRYING COACH COLORS GROUNDS F. F, Price per pound--net weight 5s PC. to letss# than match 25 lbs. .not not offered "vruur--My.-.s _ncrit:-*offexd "Red, L, No. 43 (4003). mot., offered Red, D, No. 74 <25074) .notvoffered Scarlet, No. 74 (25074) .not offier-ed* Blue, h. No. 31 (8931). myt-offered `Blue Special, No. 18(8 not- offered - Blue, No. 13 (8913)____ mot offered Blue, No. 24(8924).-............ .n.noott oofffeerreedd 66 % 61 % 66% ei-% 56% 56 % -66%- 56% ' 66% 66% 25 lb. lest 60% 55 % 60% 55% 5 0% 50 V% 60 Vz SO Vz 60 Vz 60 Vz 50 lb. lot 58 Vz 33% 58% "53 Vs 48% 48 Vz 58% 48 % 58% 58 Vk 100 lbs. of more 56% 51 A 56 % 51% ; 46 % ; 46% 56V2 46 % 56 % 56 Vi Colon sampled in foMerXCm?-uUderdattng and Ground Color.," Colors not`sampled; will be e howr, in-neat printing. GUAYS Automobile Gray, B (E330).-- 7851 Armour Gray (1421).. .....not. offered Pe&fS Gray {8510).-..-....... 7614 Maltese.Gray (2SW7).. 18195 *Taupe Gray (-8842). -- .....-- 17618 Automobile Gray, t (8291).,.. 761-3, Torpedo Gray (8919)----------------- 7855 . Silver Gray (8358).. 7847 : ^Arabian Gray (SMI)........,.. 7853 *Pssm Gray (1416)...2... 18017 AQusimetnUGfay (25172)..... .... 18018 . Automobile O-rab (8512)----- ... 18377 Mercedes (8918)i,...:.... .7854 Confederate (25173)...... ..... 18014 Kiephan*--(m).,,.... 18019 Stone (8509) ------- .... ..sot offered Road Dust (25192)*..------- 18217 Antelope (25193)....................- .. 18194 56' 5.6 SM 56 56 '56 56 56 56 5656 56 r.6 56 36 56 -SI \ 50 * 50* 50* 50* 50? 50* S1 50* 30* - It 50* 50* 50! 50 s SO* 48% 48 V 48! 48* 48* 48 >, 48* 48 48 *, ' 48! 48! :r 48 * 48*, 48? 48% BLUES- F. w. colors to Q.D. less than . match Ground 25 lbs. 'Sapphire Blue,-D (8146)17595. -8924 Imperial Blue, M4391).,,.... ' YB17 82 Imperial Blue, 0 (4319)............ 70S0 8913 : !*Copenbsgesi (8283).,......not-offered 8924 Weteor Ble-(2S1S8)......,4. 7848 8913 >Perlees'.BIue(2MM)........ 17858 8913 ' Yale Blue) 3D (8009) ....... 7616 8924 Sapphire, Light (43>........... 7618- 8924 *L5mousme,(8K9)i....... .. 7856 8913 Yale, L (4856),.).......................... 18191 -8924 Aeure (241)..,..1.,_____ 18170 241 '' Cadillac Blue (25147)........ 17-593 8913 Silk (25196).................. 18193 2S196 Normandy Blue(25195)........... 18192 25195 Crystal Blue (25194)...,.., ... 18191 25194 Grotto Blue-(2-41)............. 18170 241 Ensign. X. (4391)......... 7617 8924 Ensign, 7050 8913 xxCobalt (G:tae)-{:244)_,,. tsot-offered - xsChinese **w-----------.Bot- oteed -,, ,, *,, .. .. .not offered ^U..l.t.ramari'nse((aGialaTre") ('1`4*3") _ ....n...o..t.-... Hered 86* 1 .41! ' 96* re* j-oi1 96 1 66 i 86* 91 ' 66* 86* 81 ' 66* 811 66* 66 1 l1 961 ni 01J 01 7<H 25 lb. lots 80%: 36%r 99%, 70,%, 95%I 90%! 60%i 80%i 85% 60 */s, 60 %. 75%; 60 %. 75%i 60 %. 60%! 50 lb. 100 Iba lots or more - 78 V 1 3t`*/ 88*/ 68 V 93*/ 88 V ' 58 V 78 V 83 V 58 V 58*/ 73 V 58*/ 73 V 58 V 58*/ 1 31 88 76*, i 26 91 < 86 56* 76 * 81 * 56* 56 * 71 * 56 * 71 1 56 56 * 26 * 86 ! 83 81 : 93 91 * "B93 Vz 68 Vz ^Colors sfmwtt, cm color citd,., ^Colons sbo.wa-m--cilul6id::84t"- S'5"8 Colore to be. dls3con.tmued%Me;^ m*r presesifc gfcocJs: h esh&tisted, . x Color .sthqwp es color c&t&&ii& in celluloid set* xxSt siaderA e.hsades rio.t 160 .... 0007-SWE 00Q13.652-G Effective March 15, 1921 Bhehwin-Wiluams Products" motor gar and carriage UNDERGOATINGS QUICK DRYING COACH COLORS BROWNS F. F, colors Price per pound-- -net weight 5s Pc. to less than match 25 lbs. 25 lb. lots SO lb. lots 100 lbs. or more `Golden Brown (8456)............. ... 7885 Blege Brown (1315)......... 7611 Quaker Brown(4861)............ .not offered Khaki Brown (25169)......... 18016 Manila Tan (25190)....... 18216 Golden Tan (4887)________ _____ 7885 Portland Amber (4109)_____ not offered ' Beaver Brown (25163)................. 18013 Circassian (25191).............. 18010 Antique Brown (4380)........ 6880 Hoffman (4200)... 6897 Pigskin Tan (8865)........... 18012 "Chocolate (l33),,_.___....__not offered Moleskin Tan (25184)........ 18240 nRfiw Sienna (128)................not offered xxBurnt Sienna (129)....._____ not offered xxVandyke (132)........... not offered ntRaw Umber (130)...................... not offered xxBurnt Umber (131)................... not offered 61 % 5 6% 49 ' 56 56 71 56 56 56. 66 S6 56 56 56*/ 49 V 49 */ 61 V 48 V 48 >/ 55% 50% 43 % sit SB 50 % 50% 60 % 50% 50% 50 50 43 43. 55 42 42 53? 48% 41* 48* 48* 63 * 48 ! 48* 48* 58*/ 48 * 48% 48* 48* 41 * 41 * 53* 40 % 40* SI % 46 % 61 (I GREENS "Milori Green, M (13S M)... .not offered l 06 * Apple Green, L (4384)-............. 18190 Rockaway (8151)........................... 7824 66* 61 * Brewster Green, L (4620)_____ 7003 . 66 ? Brewster Green, D (4622)______ 6760 66 ? Palmetto Green(4712)........ 17594 66% Acacia Green (4616).................. 17547 ' 76 ! Olive Drab(25167)............. 18010 61? Cactus Green(25189),.... 18040 91 * Milori Green, D (135 D).......... .. 7622 1 06 * Apple Green, D (4387)............. 7619 66 % Nonpariel, L (4620)...................... 7003 66% Brewster Green, M (8305)......... 7065 66% English Surrey, D (4716)___ not offered 66 % Extra Coach, V (134 L,)....... 7621 66 % Extra Coach, M (134 M)......... .. 6997 66% Cadillac Green (1525)................... 6994 61 % Naiad Green (135 L).................... 18146 1 06% Milori Green, L (135 U............ .. 18146 1 06V English Brewster (8863)........... 7839 66* Automobile Green, L (4733).not offered 56 1 English Surrey, L (4794------- not offered 66 * Extra Coach, D (134 D)............. 18180 66 </ Peacock Green (25177)................ 18011 61? Panama Green (2 5188) .....not offered 56? "Tropical Green (134 D)...............' 18180 66 * Mountain Sage (25179)____ not offered 61 ? Forest (25185)......................... not o.ered 61 1 "Stone (8511)--............................not offered 56 * Eau Be Nil (25178)...............not offered 56? Bronze(257)........ not offered 56V Quaker (136 M)...................... loot offered 81 * New Merrimac(4624)__________ 6755 56 ? Lixard (4384)______________ .. .. 18190 66 * 1 00 1 60* 55 1 60? 60* 60? 70? 55 * 85 ? 1 00? 60% 60? 60 ? 60 % 60% 60 % 55 % 1 00% T 00 ? 60? 50? 60* 60? 55 * 50* SB 55 ? 50* 50 V 50? 55 ? SO? 60% 98% 58* 53* 58? 58? 58? SI] 83 < 98R 38 Vi UVz IS 5 S8 % 58*/, S3 * 98 * 98 Vi 58? 48? 58? 58* 53 % 48? 58* S3* 53? 48* 48 48* 53* 48* 58 ? 46 % nSB 46% 46% 51 % 46% 56% Colors shown on color card, Colors shown in celluloid set. ' Colors to be discontinued when our present stock Is exhausted. seniors shown in color card and in celluloid set. sxStandard shades not sampled MSB (151 C21 -- 161 -- Effective March 15,1921 WMERwm^WfLUAms~PKomiCT9 MOTOR CAR AN CARRIAGE UNDERCOATINGS QUICK DRYING COACH COLORS ' WHITES F. F. , Price per pound net weight colors mtaotch le2w8 tlbhs.n St Pc. 25 lb. 50 lb. lots tot 100 lb*. or teors `Ivory (4388) Vtake (144) `Special Flake (4579). --____ "French Zine in Varnish (463!) ...,,... Heart* (2.55).-----.... : .French Zinc<4369).,.____ .... .... Silver --....1................. .... . White tend (4682)..... S 6 Vi 61 56 56 56 .56 : .,5S6I 50 Vz 48 Vs 46% 55 Vz 53 Vt Si 'A 50 V% 48 H 46 'A 50 Vi 48 V4 46 Vi 50 4 s y 46 </, 50 * 48 54 46 ii 50^4 48`A 46% 45 n 43 % - 41 % ,, tmmws '' *Automobfl Yellow, L <138 I.). ' 7016 (i % Automobao YeUOw, M <138 M) ' ,70*7 . 61 % AatomotSle YfeUow,'JO. ; . . . . (138 ' *Bri]linat Yellow, D (4262)............ 7830 , *Primro*6 Yellow (8289)....... 761* " Palo Alto (4567).......................... 7841 Cream Color Golden Ochre < MU). ..............not offered. Pneumatic (4567).-....a....... , ?,84l Canary (4262)............................... 7830 Chrome Yellow, Mias.!.)---- 1016 *Chrome Yellow, M (138 M}_,, 7017 ' Chrome Yellow, Orange ., <138 0).....----- ...--...not -offered Dark Orange<138 DO)...,,.noroffBretl Metropolitan Orestt(8JS4) .not offered' Primrose Yellow (8289)2.,...-- 7613 Naples (14D),, _...not offered Brilliant Yellow, I, (463b)......not offered: -Straw Color (41 SB).. ...-not offered xrGokl Imitation (17-7)-.......not offered xxYelfow Ochre(1343)--.....pot offered 'ss% ' 55^ - S3S ' *1% 53(4 51 H 41 i 51 > 41 ' 49' 39 < Si! SI! 51 1 511 51 41 51 < 61 1 411 46 < 368%* STRIPING COLORS (Ground in Japan--Quick Drying) tnbe,: each net xxBnglish Vermilion, Pale . . -------,,--------- rmaaarrtkeddtt Extra. Permanent Vermilion ' 60 Roval Durbar Red, Sfedfam '(8273).-..,-..-....... grfmitsstion Gobi (177)........ Lining Whitef8993)....... Striping Blue<*).--....... Chrome Yellow temon 70 , 35 50 40 ' (138 ........... ...... 40 . Chrome Yellow Medium Chrome^Tellow, Orange 40 - Price perpdund--net weight 5a Pc. lew as Mi. - 50 lb. 100 lb*. 251b*. lot* ' lot* . . or mors market market" . matfect' mesirtat ..i .06 Vi , 1 #%' : *.#8 % ' ' 96% 1 31 % ' 1 26'%''.' 1 21 % : 46% 40% 38% . 81 % 75 % ; ' 73% ' 66% ' 60% , 58 % t 16% 36% 71% 56% " 61 % 55% ; 83% 51% 61 % , 55% 53% 51% {US 0}-.,w.. a.... . V-*-x w v Chrome' Yellowy Dark Orange (13-8 R>0)----- 40 40 61 % 61% 55% 55%' 53% 53% 51 % 51 % ^Colors ghowa on color card* *CaIorg shown in e^lluloisfcget. . : ^^Colors to be-discontiim'ed^heis-oar present stock .1* e&h.&tiisied* ^Colors -shown -on-color caxdkmad In ceHulo&fl fs<et* &xSfcanda.rd shades not sampled* Q, D,, Press Q. D. PRESSES each 2 25 0007-SWP-000 SHERWIN~-WllJUAMi& PBQDUOTS MOTOR GAR AND CARRIAGE UNDERCOATINGS 'FR E*E FLOWING COLOR VARN-ISH.E.S Free Flowing Color Vfcrmahea are made with color and rubbing tarnish. They ctry to re-ooat in 24 to 48 hours, ^depending upon the temperature and humidity in the room in which they are applied. Colot Varnishes should .always be applied in room with temperature not under sixty-eight degrees Fahrenheit. Where force drying is used, temperature of dry kiln should be obtained and all other.informs tion pertaining, to the manner of finishing, should .be sect-to- the -Cleveland-office before making recommendations. Color Varnishes are rubbed with pumice*stone and water and finished with clear finishing varnish for protection against the ele ments of the Weather* They should -n.ever be-recommended m a UsssMtig *NOTE"--Free Flowing Reds, Wines and Blues are more transparent than other Free Flowing Colors and for this reason we recommend for use under them Quick Prying Ground Colors as shown opposite each shade. - Ground Colors are better covering than the regular Quick- Drying Colors, Free Flowing Grays, Browns, Yellows and Greens do not need a special Ground Color, as they are solid covering Colors, and the Quick Drying Color ahows opposite -each shade-will be satisfactory when.used as the Ground Color. : The Quick .Drying Colors shown , to match In shade the Free Flowing Colors, are recommended for use in making Color Varnishes, by the addition of Clear Rubbing Varnish, - ' Also supplied in quart penny l^irercam at 40 cents per gallon higher. Price per gallon Q. JD. Q. D. - U Ground Color - less!! than IS gale. Color- to match US gals, or over REDS ' Vermilion (70S8)................... ............... . 4003 not offered 7 05 6 90 Royal Durbar Red, L (7033)_____ . 8272 5 55 5 40 Royal Durbar Red, D (675S)____ _ . 25075 8190 S 05 4 90 Carmola, L (14260).............................. . 25074 8148 4 55 4 40 Ibis Red (18197).............................. .. 8001 5 05 , 4 90 Xurkish- Crescent Red (6758)...... 4306 6 05 S 90 "Dark Carmine (6890)............. .......... .National Red, L(7865)_.................. . 4017 uot offered 5 So ' 4 40 siot offered $ IS ""National Red, D <786..................... Dragon Red, D (14flS).................. . Jordan CJarinine, Maroon (18241). ^'2S0?4 aiot ffertd 1 i - f- 40 . 25074 -t offered- 4 IS 8818' hot S 05- 4-M ' "Rose Lake (7821)-..,____ Scarlet Carmine (7014).. Carmine Maroon (7346) Lake Wine <6884)............ Wine Color, B <18196).. WINES 8818 4011 4017 not offered 4017 4009 SI-1? Ail 4 55 4 55 4' 85 4 55 4 55 - 4 40 '4 40 4 40 4 40 Do not stock.- -These cefer should be ordered for direct shipment - from the factory. GRAYS - Automobile.Gray,'D<7851),......8808 Fawn Gray<180l7|e.-i..'.'.v.'___________________ 1416 "Gunmetal Gray (18018)___........______ ..... 25172 -Silver Orar-^7847)--_.*_____ ti...-v,--J-- 8358, r Arabian Gray (7858).......---------......... 8911 Maltese Gray (18195)...... ................................ 25197 tTftupe Gray (17618).......... ............................ .. ..... 8842 Automobile Gray, L (7613)2.......................................... 8291 V-fiPoofederate Gray (18014)................................... 25173 Elephant Gray (18019).............. 25166 * "Merced88 Gray <78S4),,............................. ... ................. 8918 /Road Dust Gray (18217)................................. Antelope Gray (18194).............................. ..................... 25193 4 30 4 30 4 30 39 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 2519320 30 ... ,. BLUES- Nash Delft Blue (J 7858),J____u.......... ........... -8913 2SI09 4 55 4 40 Sapphire Blue, D (17595).................................. 8934 8146 4 55 4 40 ^Meteor Blue (7048) ______ ____________ 8913 .25X68 4 55 4- 40 ^Limouftine Blue (7850).^ ***.*,**-* Cadillac Blue 07593) ......... ............................. . Sii 8859 2514? 4 55 4 55 4 40 4 40 -H *Azure Blue (18X70)-_____ Silk Blue (18193)................................. . 741 241 25196 25196 4 55 4 55 4 40 4 40 ^^Coach |?au*tersf Blue (6894) ____________ ,, 8931 H06 4 55 4 40 "Crystal'Blue (18191)........... ......... ...................... 25194 25194 4 55 4 40 ***Normandy Blue (X8192)__............................. 25195 25195 4 55 4 40 ' "Colors shown in the Free Flowing color card, Colors shown in the Q. D. color card Colors to be discontinued when our present stock is exhausted. wen fi st r so 4 ft Sherwin- Williams Products MOTOR CAR AND CARRIAGE UNDERCOATINGS FREE FLOWING COLOR VARNISHES BROWNS Qco. lIoXr to match Price)pIesr gallon less than 12 gala. 12 gala. or over Golden Brown (7885). Circassian (lB0 i 0)...... Khaki Brown (1801.5). London Smoke (7874). BeaVer Brown (1.80! 3) Pigskin Tatt (18017).. Olive Brown (18015)... Moleskin Tan (18240). Olive Drab (1801!))... .... 8456 ____ 25191 ____ 25169 .... 4200 ____ 25163 ____ 8865 4120 ____ 25184 .... 25167 3 80 3 80 3 80 3 80 3 80 3 80 3 80 S 80 3 80 3 65 3 65 3 65 3 65 3 65 3 65 3 65 3 65 3 65 Virginia Cream (7841).... Canary Yellow (7830).... Chrome Yellow. M (7017) YELLOWS .. 4567 .. 4262 ..138 M 4 30 4 30 4 30 4 15 4 15 4 15 GREENS Extra Coach Green, D (18X80). Extra Coach Green,. M (6997). Palmetto Green (17594)-------- Peerless Green (-6756)-------- .. Cadillac Green (6994).................. Brewster Green, 19 (6750)......... .^English Brewster--Green (78-39), Naiad Green (18146)............. . . Cactus Green (18040)----- ,,-- Brewster Green, h (7003)...... Ackclft Green (17547)................... Peacock Green (180.11)...-------Girard Green (.18190).------ ------- 134 B 134 M 4-712 not offered 1525 4622 8863 135 L 25189 4620 4616 25177 4384 3 80 5 05 4 05 3 80 4 05 4 05 3 80 $ 05 S 05 4 05 4 S5 4 05 4 05 Colors shown in the Free Mowing color card, Colors shown in the Q. D, color card. 'Colors to be discontinued when our present stock is exhausted. 3 65 4 90 3 90 3 65 3 90 3 90 3 65 4 90 4 90 3 90 4 40 3 90 3 90 - BLACK RUBBING TARNISHES Black Rubbing Varawherare formulated' Itt the tame manner at GoS VernSthe and dry la the same length of time under the same drying condition*. They should Baker be recommended as a finishing coat. - ,, Price per gallon Ym It leu than 12 gait. lest than 12 gait 12 gait. or over 12 gait. or over Superfine Coupe Black(881)................. 3 85 3 70 3 30 3 15 Black Body Rubbing (688?)........................ 4 10 3 95 3 55 3 40 BLACK FINISHING VARNISHES Black Finishing Varnishes are made of dry blacks and finishing varniah. They dry to twenty-fear to thirty-aik hours, depending upon the same drying conditions as Color Varnishes, % , less than 12 gals. 12 gait, or over Black Finishing Varnish No, 29 (18129). 3 20 3 05 Satin Finish Black No. 60 (60005....... 3 60 3 45 Price per galloas It leas than 12 gsslt, 12 gala. - or over 2 65 2 50 3 OS 2. 90 Chassis Black Finishing V a;-rush No. 35 (7335)............ ............................ 2 85 2 70 2 30 2 IS 0007-SWP- QMEPlWIN-WlLLIAMS PRODUCTS MOTOR GAR AND CARRIAGE UNDERCO .ATIN GS de luxe finishing enamels humidity in the room in which they ate. ,Ppc!A'sje> commercial trucks wht color and formdntion costs. Holland,Blue (6856)...---- Chesterfield Blue (6855) Roxbury Vermilion (6854)-----Colonial Cream (6859) ...-----Perfection Yellow (6857). Aurora Yellow (6858).--- -- Buckeye Brown (6882)....... Kvergla de Green (6860) - . --> Tyrol Green(6861)..--------- Fawn Gray (6852).....---------White (6851)......... ........ ............. Cardinal Red (6853)-------..... Taupe Gray (6876)......-----Rich Wine (687........ --. English Surrey Green (6878). Siege Brown (6877}------------ price per g&lios is legs than 12 gals. 12 gals. or over 4 30 4 30 4 30 4 30 4 30 4 30 4 30 4 30 4 30 4 30 4 30 4 30 4 30 4 30 4 30 4 30 4 15 4 IS 4 15 4 IS 4 15 4 15 4 IS 4 15 4 15 4 IS 4 15 4 15 4 15 4 IS 4 15 4 15 Do not itock. These colors will be discontinued when present stocks ' fa&mtz-d* MANUFACTURERS SALES DEPARTMENT REPRESENTATIVE'S- CONFIDENTIAL PRICE LIST EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY 10, 1921 Subject to change without notice VARNISHES 1 | I Prices F. O, B. Dallas, Texas Houston, Texas TERMS;. Two.per- cant for cash ,19 days from date of Invoice. or 60 days net f ftf The Shemin-Willims Co. Factories: et,Ev-EtA-MDT CHieeo, Newark, Saw 'Francisco (EMERYVILLE) Sales offices ard-warenouses-in principalcities Vf?! ft T70 87 N10802.02 0007-SWP-000011652 ~J INDEX Air-Plane Finishing Varnish****____ ** *_____ __________ Asph-altums*__*,*,_*,,*,,*,,*,.,,_____ ,,,, **___ ,,____ ** .Automobile and.C.rrige'V-a'mimhss^___**.,, Baklng-and Tin Decorating Varnishe**_,,,,,,,,,,,, Bronzing **,,,,**,,***,, __ Coach Japan___ OfiOT^-u..-,____ *TM *,, **____ __________________________ *,,,,,, First-Coaterg (Clear)........... ..................................... First Costers (Pigment)*,** .. _ ,,,, ,,* ... ,,*____ . First*. Coster (Spirit)*.__,,,,,*.*-*.*.... Flat Drying r DuULPtnlsti V-annsbes Gloss Finishing Varnishes*;*.,... Miscellaneous..-.'.,.*-_,,,,,,__________ *_ ___ __ Mining Varnishes MlseoHaneonsmw--m~-. Motor Truck* Wagon-.and Implement Vnrsiishea-^^..-.,, Beducort**fc -- Rim and Gasket Cement -- Rubbing,and Polishing Varnishes............................... Yellow Fine Sealer*_________________ _ -- &rnfahm m&y bo &uppU&d in dram* &t Bv (5) cnt per gallon leea ihmt h&trgl prim* Page _ 208 ,,,, 214 106-2.07 208-269 _ SIS .... 210 211 .... 203 *. 204 204-205 ,,,, 205 2O2-20S .. stm ^ 21 207-208 ~ tn212~214 201-202 .. 216 r m 0007-SWP-000011652-K . S-HB0WM*-W-1LLM-MS PfiODt/CrS RUBBING AND" -POLISHING VARNISHES SPECIAL PIANO POLISHING (8354) The. Btscsfe high-grade Piatt ad Cabinet Varnkh'possnrble to manufacture,for the best grade of pm.no and ph.^Qg^aph.-eabi-aetJtisijHag.: . beautifully magnifying and- bringing out the-tone and .character of,the wood, Dries dust free in two hours,-to- re-coat- .m/thre.e.to four-days, to rub m five to mt days. Plowing coat dries to polish in seven to eight days. gak. or o.ver. Lees than 50 gals. 50 gals, or over_ Is 3 45- Ss . 3 35 3 30 bbia.. .. . ., .. 3 15 DOUBLE QUICK RUBBING AN POLISHING (4H823) .-Very mmiinr to 0814-e^ce.pi. qmcke.r-drying, for furniture-work can-.be^e~cQa'fedA t'hlrty-'M:4iodVst;^hd'rUBbed:'-an#.^oli'sEM:"inGfe^o- to three days. Strictly high: cmallty.t,, nd> --mir&ddkjon- tn?it-s-- oth^r. <B|mHtis easily,. Designed - more= tm quick - schedule, yet whej,^'fchkAT^ejt.#mak,^^^thIhd'ed:V' - with dry kiln, allow to remain in. kilsk-ovrnight. Gan be re-coated every-twenty- four hour. The (piano -terete^ ipsiy?AgreaC`"deal. of their- wbrjr.. this condition perfectly, especially `When the varnish is heated m`the Usual eusttiffti* ' . gab, or over*.. _ Less fchaa 50 gals.,. $11-gals, or over___ Is 2 95 ____ ____ $s ____ 2 8S 2 80 bbl, ' ,,,, , .... 2 65 .FINEST RUBBING ANO-FOLISIIING <0814) One of our .highest:- grade Moheklag- ^arnihna .fofeto:l-#rader.,ur^ito.eignd -pmBjMv H navy bodied :(Mor :6S if with--th- ahe gun-^fiowf iO-ut eyenly and,mur^entsdfehe%best^ ^ 5 _ iaicture, /This is tlm.-yntnish-w-e.seiI:-Ahe-pmnd at^phop<3gga^AGaMnaf-cmistufaetJiri which includes -some of. the inr:^f|v.:aim":--i^at,pihhp7#aofe0jaitt;;:ih:'-tli^iv.Hn|ted;i.>;Sj - For furniture .work 'TecommehA'V.e-coaOh-g''fh'':fbFty;eightrho!hf9>'ahd rubbihg in - to five days.- ' .- Is ' 58 bbf&, # gls-or over. _____ _*_______________ -___ _ 2 95 -Less than 50 gals;_____ ___ a.................... .................. ,,...................... .. 50 gab. or over,,,,,,_____________________________ ____ ____ 2 85 2 80 ,,___ 2-65 - TRXPOLA RUBBING AND POLISHING (01-819) . ,- - 'highly- tifff&fcox3r*, -nlI._acdjufC'WiWl.^ffii- ^Msbuifbf -ifstapifc.eaMieti and furniture finishing, ?tk pale, work easily* aaS-apiays seadsiyi fiow out to a alee -even/coat, and i oi-standar.d-feod-y-, - Dries-.-dust-=xm-m;mgt .thirty-six to fort-y-e-igh't'hdiffSA tfrrirhin thrsfc -tb four days,' dhd polish oh the day -followingy - . , ' . ,. '1 . 5s bfelsl g-yak.pr-over___ ____________________ _________________ ~ Leastfrjm-SO gals* L-.A*..**............... 2 45 50 fr&ts,-or over..,..-,.. ,,,, a____ ________________ _____________ 2 5S ___ _ . 2 40 &. 25 WHIT MAPLE- -POLISHING (0819) * Paler. In color- than- ur-regslar-Hiie of rnbbibg' &sd;pqlr$Mng varailMs,/ Specify where an- extremely pale-v&misbis dessb&cl,' -0^h`_he--_br^8he^. pt_ .sprMyedj out evenly,-. Dries dust free dn three bmjr^ td. rh-ddhtTss'fdfty'ei^t hour, to rub m three to hve.-day. '' ` Is ' Ss ! '''bbSs. . gal, or over^-_ _-_....... .................. .................. ........................... 3 55 Less than SO gab.,....,, .............................. ............... * ------- 50 gaisu-or over .............................................. ,,........................ ,,. _. ------- 3 45 3 40 ----- 3 25 V-S1 (1;-l J-20 20 i ! A < 0007-SWP 000Q11652-L SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PRODUCTS Sherwin-Williams Products RUBBING AND- POLISHING VARNISHES Continued . HEAVY RUBBING AND POLISHING (0860) . A# the name Indicate** a very heavy bodiecLpoHaMiag varfclah (55). Especially designed for daveaport atid heavy rocker work--pale in cofotTeaty workiag"ad'c*ft ~ sprayed ~whe"n, used* in daayys, can be rubbbeedd and heavvyy bbooddiieedd ddeeeepp., XuSI cormee"tiop-w`it"h polished `In-."three fmih> AirJste-al s'h' eater. ` to.-"liveJ' daystishowing up_-w_ifefo_ rm=tmmm.m4ataolllie# -varmsh-'-where -the Surfaace ddeemmsamndds a - fou^ll coat to p loft either.m the rgloss r.-eubbed; or- mljbed "arstl polished effect at desired* We call particular attention-to itr-he^vy-body. (Supplied at 60 Body under Rx 028IX. Same price.) 8 gals, or over____ Less then 50-gals... 50 gals, or over...... ' Is 5s 2 20 2 15 bbla. " "" 2 00 DULL RUBBING (0S33) . A'v&nmh designed for duil,rubbed,work only---nest'to fee polished/ Especially recommended, where .dull rubbed: wonk only-ie desired, @uch as n,Am-saScaa .CJfcawiora walnut, .mab.ogftay*.,afcc, - Axles'-dust-free iw e-an 'be feeoatedi J .thlrty-aiatJfco .forty-eight hours, aadr-sni-bbed in- two to three days* Tins varnish so constructed ,a not to polish easily. Does not sweat out or gloss up m some so-called Rubbing Vetfnisshea do. '. Is 5s bbla. 6 gals, or over*.-.___________________________ ,___ __________ 3 05 Leas than 50 gals......... ...................................................... .. 0 gals* or over ___ _ ,, 2*95 2.90 . .... 7*7*5 GLOSS FINISHING VARNISHES ' FINE Cabinet FINISHING (Brushing) (0862 ) ,, A morq rlaaue', varnish tbmi 01*0* m<s 01159; dries a bit ftlb*er, mi in point pf flemWjity and dilrtbiMy, bettex-.quality, . Dries harder with-better, character and east be Migbtly ribbed it desired----eko live points tenvter Is? body th$M tlltSf, '. - -.- S'Kale or *snrJi.fi.......... 30 ' teas than SO sale______ ___________ .........______ SO gala* or enter._._____ i,,....______________ 7. In., .... ____ -,, 5 3 20 2 is bbl*. .... .... 2 00 HEAVY GLOSS FINISHING (Dipping) (MMS) Stellar to 088J:Su-color, body, reduction,.amt drjdag--aWSottgh longer In oil atsd therefore more-elastic. If anything, dries a little bit dower than 0881. - ' ' 'I < . ' i'.- 6 gait, or over........... .................. .............................................. -Less than.S0.*a|6i..,i............. S0Kata, of orau.,i.-------' 1 60 -,ls,w ;Ss 190 ____ s.-w-'; 1 SO bbls. .... .; ...... . - GLOSS CHAIR FINISHING (Brushing) (01150) " Qnr popular. fcrttsMng eoath--possesses-gocsd qttaHtiw -Sf 0881 and MIMS,.but it somewha* lighter in body (70) and comet ready for brushing as. Dries to re-coat la twenty~four hours. . - Is Ss bbls. $ gal* of Xes*. thaa 50 gals*___ ......,.................. _.................... x gs F 75 .... 50.gals, or over.,a.......... -...vri.....................___________ --*!*, 1 70 1*5*5 .. ' ' TOYSPAR FINISHING (62139) ' A popular finishing varnish for-toys, sleds, kiddie cars, etc, consumers. Elastic, durable ami waterproof; heavy bodied. 6 gals*.or over,,,, ,, ,, Leas than 50 gals. . 50 gals, ar over Is 1 75 202 - .ndard with large Ss. 1*S5 1 60 bbla. "** 1*45 s 00 07-SW P-000 011652 GLOSS FINISHING VARNISHES--Continued DIPPING FINISHING (0881) ' Our most popular dipping coach for chair -and medium priced furniture, novelties, and all general smell piece woodwork. Heavy bodied (60)--reduce 33}f per cent to S0 per cent with bensrine for dipping--when so reduced dries hard over night. If second coat ss to be applied, allow twenty-four hours between coats* This -varnish is medium pale In color, Is practically waterproof, will not spot or scratch white easily. 6 gale, or over, ... Less than 50" gals, 50 gals, or over-- U 1 75 ,, Ss 1 SS 1 60 bbls. V... - w 1 45 QUICK DIPPING FINISHING (01830) For low priced furniture work of ali kinds. Is pale in color, henry In-tody, can to reduced 25-S0 per cent with termite. Dries over night. Will not spot whit eauly --not quit *s elastic m 8881. Is Ss bbls. f gals, or over.... Less than S0 gals-----------50 gals, or over__________ 1 70 I" 60 i 55 Fio FIRST COATERS (Clear) MISSION-LAC (0679) Light in body and medium in color, works wry easily--dries with * shellac-like finish--will withstand washing with water. U intended both as a fintoUng cost on surfaces stained in Mission effect, and also as a high grade quick drying .Pint Coater. 0to coat on top of stain produce a finish similar to that obtained with a coat of shellac and coat of furniture was. Will not wash up, scour or Need up njr welt-madf stain ; can to uceenfuliy dipped a well a brushed.' Dries dust free in one hour, hard >n twenty-four hours. Is 5s bbls. 6 gals, or over____ ........................................................ .. .2 85 Lew than 50 gals............. ------- --------- -.is--'------------------ . ---- 50 gats, or over r-........---.........- ... ------------- ....--------- 8 75 2 70 5'si HARD DRYING GOATEE' (01057) Heavier bodied (70) than 0373--more elartic-edrie* to rn-coat over nUfht, but sf possible allow twenty-four hour#. Pale in color, seals perfectly and is elastic enough to be thoroughly safe under any high grade varnish. 1 Is . Ss f*90 1 85 bbls. ---- ns QUICK FIRST COATER (0373) A quality low priced Firit Coater---owdiunt eolot--sands to re-coat easily over ight. Seals well &nd ibolds out 'subsequent varnish coats. - Is 5s bbls. <5 gals* or ----------------------------------- --------- * 80 L* tha 50 gals*---------- ------------------------- ------------------- - ------- *0 gals, or over __________________ --- -- -- -------- - ----- r?o mi I 65 1 50 V3 f 1 Ck T - SEi?w/Af-ltf/itMs Products FIRST GOATEES (Pigment) ' No. I FLINT SURFAGER (14400) A pale, frec-tfowing,. flat-drying pigment firat-coater.- Because of these charac teristics, it work more easily and requires less sanding than any similar product on the - market, thm showing- greater economy in use. Possesses superior hardening qualities, pigment hold up well- in suspension, showing little if any tendency to settle out, Designed for all kinds of work, except maple. Work coated today ready to sand and rc-coat tomorrow* Sufficiency-heavy to-body to stand some reduction for blushing. . . Is 5s bblt. 6 gals., or over_w --------------- --------------------------- 1 3 L.bss than 50 gate--------- ----------- ---- ---------------- -- -- 50 gsl9. or over--............ . - - ------ -- -- ~~- - 1 "si 1 80 *"*** i'ei PALE FLOWING SURPACER (14164) Possesses all good qualities of Ho, I BTmt Surfaces-, but is lighter in color and ca therefore be used on all kinds of work, including the lighter <c!ors, such as white ruaule, etc. Work eonted today ready to sand and re-coat tomorrow. Tats smrsgcer contains more pigment than Wo. J.Flint, 6 gais, or over.... Less than 50 gals. SO gals, or over... 1 1m 5s 1 80 1 IS bbls. y- - ,,,, ,, ,, I 66 QUICK'SANDING SURPACER (40) Pas been applied oret'lf. Quick Sandiespopular uecause u ane <pnc*w and sands clean over night without gumming sandpaper, Light m color; pigment does not settle hard in packages, -Come ready for use if brushed. When used for dipping* should be reduced- 28 W Sh per cent ,with feepMne, the amount depending on the amount of surface to be dipped. ` " , 6 gfk. or over.- -- .-V.....Gr--M Kt* Le6 -thab SO gals..'.i ft-.-w 50'gals. or over..-.---;-------...........r.,..-- . Is % 85 . . 5, i'75 I. 10 bids J SS - FIRST COATERS (Spirit) QUICK SANDING MARVELAC (02717 White) (02718 Orange)- Absolutely highest, grade -atellid-ttbtitate' miderf&-4!srf dry gums end best ntoof alcohol. Dries hard and fast-cun fee sanded safely in two hours, aod ca| fe| Gshed or sprayed. When sprayed through th air brush, reduce SIS per cent to 3Sff Scslit with lS:'de*wa-.-prof--fc0fcOli Uurrame-a, used las itvorMual manufacture. Thta material strlc-tty high tsaalfty. "Ideal for, best grads work where quick sanding, hard drying, and perfect sealing qualities are of most importance. * la 5 febl* 5?fers 50 gals. or over---------- ----------------------- -------------- --- --------- ------- A 33 . :::: 4 MARVELAC (02710 WMte) (02711 Orange) A lower priced grade ssf-Marrelae than 02717 and 02f!8--docs not dry to stnd ossitc so quickly, requiring from three to four hours.- I lower priced khd recommended for general work wherc quick sanding is not of utmost importance. gala, or over... Leas than 50 gals.. 50 gels, of over----- Is 2 4$ 8 2 35 a 30 hbiS, a -0 0 0 0 1 1 6 5 2 '* Bherwin-Wiluams products FIRST GOATEES (Spirit)--Continued MARVELAC REDUCER (82900) ' Designed for use with Marvel&c, m it has better solvent qualities than alcohol -- overcome any tendency to curdling, stringing, etc. Is 5s bfois. Less than 50 ,ais..................................... 50 gals, or over.*.................................... 135 I 30 Fis FLAT DRYING OR DULL FINISH VARNISHES ,, . VELVET FINISH No. 1044 (#1044) . A varnish that dries without gloss to exactly imitate dull .rubbed work. Contains no wax and only a small amount of imported Sotting.powder, which stay well in suspension and even when the pigment has settled out after standing a long time, am fee easily broken up fey stirring or shaking in the package. Dries hard over night with an even, dull rubbed effect--does not show laps or brush marks. Is acknowledged one of the best Flat Drying Varnishes offered the trade. . 6 gals, or over................................... ,, ........................ ................................. Leas than 50 gals. ..... ............................. ............. ............... ........................... SO gals, or over,....... .. .......... ..................,,......... ,,............... ...... _............. Is340 __ 5s _^ 3 3# 3 25 VELVET FINISH No. 7539 (7539) . ; A heavy bodied full pigment flat drying varnish. This .typer.of voraiafa was >oatar years ago, but has luce been replaced by the so-called clear Flat Vtirolsh. such m Ho. I044.- We recommend 7530 only where a very full pigment flat drying v&ml&h is demanded. " 6 gals. or over. H 3 65 AIR-PLANE FINISHING VARNISH REXPAR (2121) ' - Meets Government Air-Plane Varnish specifications. I absolutely waterproof-- extremely quick drying, gas proof, hot and cold, salt md soapy water proof--especial ly recommended for general work where a Spar Varnish k desired that it fool proof and safe for boats, canoes, bulletin boards, and exterior sign of all kind. Can fee used over all colors on engine and high grade machinery, trunks, doors, porch ceiling, washing machine, refrigerators, etc. ', ., . ' & gals. or over_________________________ *___ ___ _________ Less than S0 g&Is..._..... ............. ............................................ 50 gal, or over,,_.......................... ........................ ............. .. 1 3 go 5s ___ _ 3 80 3 75 bfels. 3" So % o o ??e> * r* r\ v SHERWm*WfLLlAM.S- PfdOBiJG-TS AUTOMOBILE AND CARRIAGE VARNISHES BERGER'S ENGLISH BODY- FINISHING (01511) . A pale, heavy bodied and durable varnish ofgreat brilliahey designed for highest grad* motor cars gad carnage,/ SpmsM^-prep.gre'd: wltto a vLem.to.e.asV.woeklag. magsiSties n6. dryiug to meet the demands Vthe.`preetie-al fsuishejrTia the pwotlcsi-'afeop TMs varnish-.is. made from th.i finest selected gums, matisred under Jaeal cemditsoss which render it, perfectly ripe for .use. Special care is exercised m the uglng procets. TM# helps bring out the great brilliancy for which the varnish Is noted. " ' 6 8k or over,,,,....... ~.................. *......... -....a...... ................ v& 6 65 u d IS BERGER'S ENGLISH PALE ROBBING (01512) A pal, -cobbing or flattisg VMSfeS MsEift.grt-ae--ittbiiif car imtl carriage*, Wot* freely sad level rvraho Drier to rob Irr tweot,r'-foor to-tHttysgis hours under normal. c>ndttjos3*,'-*ltbob|6 fbftyrfih4J4pa shoiili fe-i-ilfoi3:-wfcsft abop-conditiosw permit.. Tins-vcetceh Ic leehceed fer mirnty with colorr. eejp-cclejly for the -Iaat M <^Ilficoat`f~*^-MnS^JLi^l.-i3aSafiafiftSrKflSSit1aat?iili-Sii--^tf^i- the ease with many present _dy'Rstj|fSg Vanilahe,- s? Inferior baMiiy. This var nish should be carefully rubbed or hatted, then followed by a full coat of Berger* English Body Finishing Varnish. - ,, V4 Ss 6 gals. or oyer................ ........... ................ .................. ......................,,....... SIS , .,4 85 BERGER'S ENGLISH GEAR FINISHING (01513) A... pale, thioeeav-vrjybodied, yarajsk f motor-is* dwarfs " riage wheels, aetec. orb freely .aadrSowa-aveaJyv ^^aoiaf ^jleep^ finish of irnsd brilliancy and exceptional durability. Sets out rdnt in _8r to aia hour* d dries hard >n twe*stjr.fonr:to:tfiirty-!* Snws. Use at fall body over -color and striping coat. fi gak. or over. Vo 5 15 1* 4 65 - WEARING BODY FINISHING (01216) A--high grade- feody^laliliSag V-arait^'nttmsrpaaaed.fer -durability.* Has free work* tag 6d flowing qualities,--dm dust free ia-five-tn tf* honrssesoBa teihsiidledr nest day, and drier-thoroughly hard la-t-ww to:'-thr$r day. Dries out with a fall, -well rounded out finish, - 1 -. <1 gale. or -, , .................... .. ,. ' - -N, 1. 5 68 ' - 5'15 PALE DURABLE BODY FINISHING (#1526) '' A splendid fuM-botlled finjjjslng varnish, BsperisBy -reeosamendeij as a reason ably oaick-drjdBg:, durable varnish. Car caa be run out of garage S4 hours after varnish has been applied. - 6 gals, or over % ------------ ------- ..----- _____......_______________ ___ 5 15 la 4 65 0 1 - 206 0 0 0 7 -SW P-000011652 . EUoctive March jU>, iwi SHERwm^wiZTjam^^ AUTOMOBILE AND CARRIAGE VARNISHES . Continued"" ' - .. . . PALE BODY RUBBING (01515), . - A very high grade rubbing varnish of dependable qualify. Is pale in color, heavy in body, works and Sows .freely. Dries to rub in' twenty-four to thirty-nit hours. For best results allow forty-eight hours. Wi|l not thicken when used in sine and lead colors and therefore can.be used in snaking a split-coot color varnish, ' 6 gals, or over._____ __________________ ______ ____________________ Vi* - I* 4 65 4 15 QUICK RUBBING (0829) . Is pale in color. Dries.dust free In two hours and can be rubbed in twenty-four to thirty-six hours. A splendid general purpose rubbing that holds out the finishing coat with a good fat! body. ` Wafa-'-Should not be used as a mixing varnish with sine colors. 6 gats, or over. y<s ' - is 4 15 3 65 - . , PALE PERFECTION GEAR (0915) A very pale, durable, elastic, finishing varnish for running parts on a good grade of work over delicate colors, and on account of color, unusual working and flowing Sualities, body and rich lustre, it Is the selection of many carriage, and automobile sops. Will dry dust free in about six hours, hard enough to handle lb - thirty-four hours and hard in two days. , '' 6 gals.-or over._________________ .....___ .............------- % 4 15 1 3 65 ELASTIC. GEAR FINISHING (099) ' -. ' Astalgb a'grade-all around -gear. fiaiehlug a-can be-m*de- Is palrltt.color.--h-aa good feodyV works sm&'flowg freely, .dries dust; free-in, four to Sw hours, to hai&uie la twenty-four hours and hard Ui. thirty-six hours. Has a high lustre, Is very elastic md doable. '' . .' % ' n i 111t.or ovr....a................. ...................... ~w ,,,, 4 IS 3 65 MOTOR TRUCK, WAGON AND IMPLEMENT . VARNISHES- ' MOTOR TRUCK FINISHING VARNISH (0971) A high-grads finishing varnish for motor truck and his pale in color, heavy in body, works and flow*'-freely, *nd- Hae a high lustre and is very elastic and durable. Is 6 gals, or over.___ ..........___ _____.......... 3 00 Less than 50 gala........ ...... ............___ -- 50 gal, or over____ ______ ...--......... ------- --. tde wagon work. Is to handle next day. 5s bbls, 5`5S VI 2 85 2 70 vsi (is) cai 207 -- Effective March 15, 1921 'SHBRwm^WiuJAms^PmoaGTs MOTOR TRUCK, WAGON AND IMPLEMENT VARNISHES--Contlaued MOTOR AND WAGON GEAR VARNISH (61306) A very pale, bard drying varnitb that can fee -nted- over deHoat* colors out with*(food fell body, dries So bundle over mgbt nd to good water resisting qualities Is S bbt 6 gals, or over.....---------- .....--------- ---------------------------Less than SO salt-----------------------------..........-- ------SO gals. or onr,..,...---------- ----*--------- -v------------------- 2 65 ------*-- 2 55 2 SO S 33 ' HARD DRYING GEAR VARNISH (0861) Similar to 01206, but designed toseltjrt Ijswetpjjse. It It an exceptional* (due od Is bow staisdsrd with one-sf the, largest buggy-manufacturer*. It So bbit g gals, or oyer.......... Less than SO gala............ SS gait, or over....--------------- 1 45 FIs 2 30 2 IS DURABLE WAGON COACH (1082) Made along the duraWbel.e.UIt ppaatle In liner of w color, goad famous 0993 vMnlth, but body, dries to handle over night and hat good mar wa ater- resitting qualLth It St bbla. or oyer............-.----.-------- ............ Let* than 50 gels............................................................................ ........ 50 gait, or over..i............................................ -.......................... 2 30 2 25 1 10 PALE DURABLE IMPLEMENT COACH ($99 Our beat telling Implement Coach-,-Yandab-. Onnanal quality,- aery tough, elaatie, *td Song wearisg,. Sells at- -the popular,-price,paid `bar,--the -tssgeest utera. Sell this most generally to-the.Itnnlemenbtmde,- Heavy bodied (55) l also made up in- brushing consistency (- 10 body), Hr: 01313, I.pt*. or.over..-------- . Lee than 50 gals,......, 59 gait, or over-,------ .... Ilt 1 *5 5t 1 75 1 70 bblt. m IMPLEMENT DIPPING (81763) K varnish rimiler to 0993 (55 body), yet k clof.# 6 g&is* at ova*.-........ ................................................... 3Lea th&i& &4higsy.8.~-~ **->**** $6 gal. m wer.................................................. .. KpraScticfa?lly every one of Its good reoxtettoa* la 5a bMa. I 75 __ I 65 1 60 1*45 BAKING AND' UN -DBGOBATXNG' VARNISHBS EXTRA PALE,-ENAMEL MAKING (Eiterte) (Mlfif) The highetf grade of -Extra Pate- B-aHBgJormse-oyscnlfc^oJowr .-Heragt'lttAadFj ghoaos degxlcosesll.e- nbtakweasteInr-rfeivseisitoin'gS--&dfucaoliWtieMs,t'aMndtt-itsrtvery, durable. Also-a ml:,ice varnish. n 5*s bhU. 6 gals. or-ov-er***.-**--*.......................* Less that*-50 gala------ ---------------- ------------------ ** 50 gU. or ver_--------- ~-- --------- % 05 2 95 2 9Q TVs -- 208 -- 0007-SW P-000011652- Sherwin- Williams Products BAKING AND TIN DECORATING VARNISHES Continued METAL FURNITURE BAKING (01005) Best high grade baking Varnish for use . os metal, furniture of, B kinds. Will bake in three to four hour* at 200 to 225 degree# Fahrenheit and can be rnbbed to a rich dull finish. Is tough and elastic, and has very good watevresisting qualities. . It S gal*, or over_________ ._______________________ _________ 3 85 Less than 50 gals........................ --....................................................... .. SO gals, or over_____ _____________________ ............... ......................... .. 5t bbls. .... . .... 3 75 3 70 ____ 3 53 WHITEST ENAJUEL BAKING (Interior) (0985) For ate over white and delicate colors on tin signs and novelties of all Idadt. Will bake in two to three hoars at 150 to 175 degrees Fahrenheit. Is 6 gait, or over..................... .......................................... ............... 2 65 Lett than 50 gait.................. .................................... ............................. 50 gait, or over.............................. ........... ............... ............... .... 5s ___ .... 2 55 2 50 bbls. .... 2 35 SANITARY CLEAR BAKING LACQUERS (Processing) (61227) . .Can be used on the Inside of fruit and vegetable cans. Contains no Scad or other metallic salts to contaminate food. Will stand 25 .per cent reduction with turpentine or 0974, and wiu bake in two to three hours at 150 to 175 degrees Fahrenheit. It acid-resisting, will stand crimp test and it not affected when immersed for one hour in boiling water. . Is 5t . bbls. r 6 gals. or over....._______.... 2 10 ' .... .... Lews than 50 gals........................................................... ....................... .. 2 00 ____ 50 gals, or over..._______________________........ ................................ 1 95 1 80 GOLD BAKING LACQUER (Processing) (02133) Will stand'25 to 50 per cast reduction with 0974 or benzine. Bake In one and oe-bJf to two hours t 309 to 3.S0 degrees Fahrenheit, it wHid-rctiating and will stand crimp teat without cracldng-or peeling. It not affected when Immersed for one hour in'boiling water. '' U .St bbls. 6 gait, or over.... Lett than 50 gait.. 50 gait, or over... 1 75 iff 1 45 TIN CAN BAKING VARNISH (9252) For ime os, lard pell, cans, etc, Cm he iednced-2S.to 50 per cent- with 0974- Will bake in two to three hours at 175 to 200 degrees Fahrenheit. It pale in color bakes hard, and I* tough and clastic. 1, ' ' It ` 5s bbls. 6 gals, or over....................................... ...................... ............. 2 45 ____ Lest than 50 gals....,------ '-- ----------- -------------------------- - --. 2 35 - 59gals, or over..;;_______________________________ .............................. 2 30 sT is ft ADHESIVE LACQUER (2143) \ Similar to Gold B&ktug Lacquer* but do* ot bake m quick ad has better-ad hesive qualities* Thii lacquer I used to make the eo.rk .adhere to the tin pn-tbe. iuaide of bottle caps* etc* Bakes in oue to one and one-half hours.-at 300 to---3$0`degrees Fahrenheit. ' . Is 6s bbls. 6 gal#, or over.*.......... *_______ _____________ __ t 75 Let than 50 gala*.-_________ -____ ___________ _______ ... ___ _ -t 65 ___ _ 50 gals, or over,,,,,,.................-'a............... ,,.......,,............. .................... 1 60 1 45 Writ G&nem! Vatenxsh Sales Departm&nt for full details on Baking and Tin Oecorat/n^ Varnishes), VS1 (J5) J*20 ...... 209 Sherwin~ Willia wa Prqducxs MIXING TARNISHES PALE RUBBING AND MIXING (MSI?) A pale, high grade rubbing and mixing vamiah' for automobile work. Can be used at i clear ilbtag,.-(s!a> for work. Ha. good body, brashes* easily, can Ij re-cnated or rubbed in thirty-siss t forty^ight hows. WUf not thicken or liver up fa aine or lead colon. " ' ' ' '" . Is 5a bbls. 6 gala. or over__ , ' than 50 kaU. 50 gals, of o 3 85 75 70. 3 55 WHITEST ELASTIC MIXING (0150.9) A miring varnish for making whiteenameH of all kinds, (enamel for coating tooth paste tubes, etc.) Will bake la slat'to eight boms at ISO to 169 degrees Fahrenheit. Has a high jgto** apieadW wftttr^eal^iiig qtmlltkisis Is very elastic; and will atand crimp! a g ana beading testa ol $!! kfcftdn* la 5s bbls. $ gals. or over. S___ -- -- -- ..........-- Lass than 50 gala.-------------- -------------- ,-----------------.-----------50 gala, or over. -- ..-------------------------- --........... 3 05 i*9S 2 90 ... ' i.*7S HIGH GLOSS MIXING (359)-;' A pale fcigh-'gloM viraish, I-heavy In body and oil coslioortss;i Bake* In three to live hours at ISO to 175 ' and elastic. .... .... U 8 gala, or oyer......-------....-------.......... ........ 2 95 Les than SO gala.................. ............... .................... ............... 50 gala, or over---------.,.'2------- .................----- - ' :- ap-WMc- bblt. 3 85 3 80 *85 COACH JAPANS - 1 GOLD SIZE- JAPAN (098) . This is a superior, pale,- kewybHed swttete, I* very eeeeoaomlegil* ewiogjta If* strength, and Is perfectly safe for use with assy mixture.. It Itsma hi*Shr which eandba nsd with delicate color without-Salary. * them. It wBJ properly h' rdpa-rroftugl h staff and facilitate the dryisg-of aH-undercoatst Gold Site Japan ia-eafo-aad-eerktdn. gals, or oyer.................................... Lex than SO SO gala, or over. la -3 IS 5s 3*05 3m bWt, i~Is , COACH PAINTERS- JAPAN (969) ' This la especially .prepared for soacb painters' .usa. A thorough hfttlto&l article for the preparation of.sit wsderceatfags. Will be fowsd ecooon leal and always uniform. Acta a a hardening-ageat'ay well aa a smtsfisg-fsiirta, . la G gal*. Or over.-------- -..-.'.L,..-...-------------------------- 2 85 Lee than 50 gals............... .. .... 50 gala, or over...-------------..........------- .....------------- .... 5s 2*75 2 70 - bbls. .. 2*55 0 Q 0 7 -S W P -Q O O O l! Effective March 15, 1921 ShefiwiN'Wiluams Products DRIERS . WHITE LIQUID DRIER (1040) . The strongest,imd most powerful white'liquid drier that am be made from, the best fet&f&abie materials. It. Is u&equ&ISed for drylng.-andf mixing qualities. It will dry Haseed oil perfectly when mixed in the proportion of..about one gallon of drier to twenty gallons of oil., This drier will mix with oil -without any-lndicationa ofcurd- iing or separation and will not affect the most delicate shades or tints. 6 gala, or over......_____________ ________________ Less than 50 gala___ ..._____...........______________ 50 gals, or over....................... Is 2 70 .... .... 5s bhli. ____ .... 2 60 ` .... 2 55 2 40 . . X, - ` HERCULES DRIER (0904) A high grade concentrated dark drier of exceptional strength, It mixes readily with oil and will not curdle or separate. Will dry paste filler promptly and perfectly. Owing to it heavy body and great drying strength, it i the most economical for the master painter. Dries in the proportion of one part drier to forty parts of oil over ' 6 gale, or over.............................................. Less than 50 gals...__.........___ ............. SO gals, or over___________________ _______ ______ __________ Is 2 65 ____ ____ 5s .... 2 5S 2 50 bbls. .... ____ 2 35 DRY-O-NITE (0229) The master painter*' ideal drier, a perfectly safe drier for general use. It mixes readily with oil, paint, etc. Will not separate, precipitate, burn, saponify or curdle, but thoroughly dries oil, paint,, etc., leaving an elastic, smooth and wear-resitting surface. Unlike most driers, the painting materials to which it ha been added as directed, willdry perfectly from the inside but, thus entirely precluding the possibility of surface drying. There l no drier mad which will more readily and thoroughly ml* with linseed oil and oil paints without separation. Is 6 gals, or over...................___ 1 75 Leas than SO gals,....-_______________ .......___ ..____ ..... 50 gals, or over._...._______________ _...s.... 5s .... 1 65 I 60 bbls. ____ ____ I 45 - JAPAN DRIER (#33) ' A strong, economies! drier, in no! way to be compared with the cheaper qualities offered generally finder a similar afim. - Is 5s bbls, 8 gait, or over.____ ____ ____________ _________ ______ .... Lest than 50 gals.......................... 50 gals, or over..................... 1 65 .... .... .... I 55 1 50 ____ ____ 1-35 Or i CM in vo VSS (15) Ctl 211 Effective March IS, 1921 S....h. .e.. r.w-,,..n/..z..v. - WillrsrTrrra,>>^^m^r^lv^sV.>,w^P^^fH^rrT^>ov,,,^d^-^su^>,,c^ilJt^jTLIWsJ1f^ REDUCERS UNIVERSAL THINNER (0261) A thoroughly satisfactory t&Jnirer for ail types - of 'ISauRt and paste paint#* 8l*o implement ad glosi coach v&Fnithe** NOT substitute turpentine* ' 6 gals. or over,,-- ,,,,------ --,, ,,*,,* *. *........... hem than 50. gals--................................... .. 50 gals, or'over, ___h_ .., ....____________ _______________ Is I 05 --- # . ~-- 05 90 . tsbb, ---- --.. 75 SPECIAL REDUCER No* t (#974) . To reduce-ftay plilait, .mill- white, pate> ftssiuntS,.--fataefc japan,-uadejf^ftfcerjar-'Vftf* msb to a thinner body. Contains'n^=yarniba-evaporate# somewiat slower than ben* -cUtet but at the same-time does hot-'impede drying. f^p.r-sm@dly--i:hm.er, Xntr* duces better Sowing- and working qualities than when beucioe is used? , 6 gals* or over,* 05 Less than SO^lsIs.--................................................................... SO gals, or over,~_ ____ ,,,, ,,,, ___ , ,, ,,,. is .* 5s "~95 90 bbf#. IIII 75 SPECIAL REDUCER No. 2 (0655) Very similar to Special Kejta.eer (OsM)., except,that it .cantata, a-.psre.eM-ag_-rf fl elastic durable varnish which acta s-"bia-der*,-8omettiaes''dea>aS5ded--`by-certata trade who do .sot want a clear thinner reducer. Can be wed to enamels, paints--of all kinds, reed enamel, tindercoatea-,--etc., does Bat-sMa wer: to tberfipsiiaf- tank, an-important point with many-.caneems. Bernina does sot mix a well, sad bensrin or turpentine would not Introduce any binder. " 1, St bblt. 8 gals. or over----------- ton than SO gal SO gals, or over________ 25 I 15 1 10 95 CLIMAX REDUCER (614) (Straw Color) About theaarne at Special Reducer (0474),'-but designed for- A.- 1.-P, Pastes, chesp paints, such a cheap lustra! c,ccu-cc;c,'fence Pciats, pclatg used on chcap mei*Ismc: wood case. Cpntasns some Hnceed oil. and therefore tends-to: aid-durability. CHmoo- Reducer-contains no drier, and is sat likelytca-buni -the paint to- sAictoit Is added. toHas better muting-qualities and improves-durability comjraired- bc:o;/.lne. gals, or -- ...--....____ _ Less than SO. gab......... ...... ........... 50 gait or over.-------- ------------------------------ ....... Is 1 15 St I OS 1 00 bbls. "is RELIABLE KEDUCEK <0610) (Auburn Color) Intended..for practically same-`purpose*-as Special Reducer (0974) and ClimM Reduces:(G814}i-bi%t contain# #trong-"-Hercnleg .Brln- T&crel'esre Improved .drying -without impalring-:.RSlesticity^-tw important points. Ha# better mining alid drying Qualities than -when benzine lo used. . 5s 5s bfek. 6 gal#. or over_______________ ________________ Less'than 50-gsdb. ___ ----------------- --------- ----- 50 gat*. or over---.......... ............................. ......................... l 15 -*** . fos 1. 00 Is ENAMEL REDUCER No. 1 (#1125) To reduce color varnishes, lisstral enamels, reed enamels, other gloss psdnt nd varnishes. This reducer -.coatams -a percentage of qnick--"d:r-yA-ng--.varn-ish--and therefore Improves drying as well _as red.ucia'g- bodyand-at-same-tmepermit-s the 'original-ma terial to retain. Its gloss, an important point. Brazlne does mt Mig.m weli'asrd- be&gXae or turpentine would not retain original-- gloss of materia!. Is 5s bblt. 0 gals, or over, >, Less than 50- gals. SO gals, dr over- *, t 30 I 20 1 15 1 00 -- 2X2 pi 0 0 7 -S W P -0 0 0 0 1 1 -6 5 2 Sherwim- Wsluams Products REDUCERS--Continued sis ENAMEL REDUCER No. 2 (9368) ff 0,I25> >ut contain* a percentage of better grade and more gals, or over_________ ,,____ _ Less than 50 -gals. ,, . "* 50 gals. or over., ...* Is 1 45 5# m 1 30 bbls. I IS ASEPTIC ENAMEL REDUCER (01075) (Water White) slilllilifglgpssss - ,. ;, ' Is Xjbss than SO gala............... ............................. ............................. 2 20 50 g^,. or over........................ IIIIIICIII) 1"Z)I"HK Id 5a 5-;' HI bbis. --j*90 MARTELAC REDUCER (see page 205) METAL FURNITURE ENAMEL REDUCER (02901) (Pale Color) varnish s i used m our Turpentine or feenriae 6 gals. or over.._____ ___ ______ Less thsn 50 gals............... 50 gsls. or over_____ _ ' 1s1 65 Ss r 55 1 50 Sbii 1 35 TURPENTINE REDUCER (0956) (Wafer White ) HSI 6 gab. or over^ _____ Less than $0 gU.w___ZZJl 50 gale, or over,_____ ^ U 1- 45 Ss- "Ii 1 30 bbl* t IS PERFECT METHOD OIL (#1121) (Color of Boiled Linseed Oil) Price on application. (See Bulletin) siJAiS^ VS1 (IS) Jv20 213 -- ' SHEfjWm-WlLUAMS -p-ROOU-6rS`: , REDUCERS--Contiimed ' UNSOLINE (01243) (Colo? of MM Ltasewl OH) . Price on application. (See Bulletin)- ; ,. Similar' to P,' Mi-Oil-(0112-1) but contain 2d jusfr centubotted lin&sesf oil and- is therefor still more elastic sad durable. Advantage of using. tM It Hffll* .nates uaissg mixture of linseed oil, drier, and thinner* ELASTIC REDUCER (0696) (Pale Amber Color) Thie is our regular P. M Oil 0112! containing a percentage of benzine. It ta therefore thinner in body and can fee sold at a lower price--the real reason for Its feeing listed. Advantage over benzine is that it impart a binder and improve durability, ,. . . . ; '{ ' 5 fefet, 6 gals, or overTM Less than SO gal. SO gale, or over*.. 1 20 r1 j0o5 `"*90 ASPI-IAUUMS - ... FINEST TURPENTINE ASPHALTOM (097) Mede from the finest btaeScwphalium-, linseed oil s&Atisinaen The but asphalttrnt that css be produced, baa geoA-bod*,-. and w be reduced Iftested. 1* 5 S. 90,. Leva thnn-50-l*.-------------,,--------------------- -- 50 gels, or over.... . Ss bbts, : , , .. * f ;-;i K S 75 2 60 . `` ' > . '. ` . s < . >i. :,. . . -.v :. : r\> ' j..:.A ' ,'...' .' } , No. i asphaltum (fs^u .at, ` A very good aad easy wortdngdUanie varnish. Has good body, to very black and esei be reduced abo.nt'twenty pee seat Issrtfa general run of work. 6 gais. or oyer-.---........... ............. .............. .............................. Loss than SO gala............................................................. 50 gala, or over.------ .......-----.....----------- --------------- - Is i7S .... '' '$' .... 1 6 . bbls. .... 1 4-> QUICK DRYING ASPIIALTUM (82605) , ` 'A* the name indicates, Ss a quick-drying blak_ap6altiiwA<v^. at g, Btfce and yet offering good quality, in that #la Bla|ta wHltt wnjrkmi ensilv and covering well, *!o jwntMM good alkali and-qaisltse*.,-^,.. . ,, . . is ' ' bfeis, 6 gale, or over--............................................................................. 1 10 "*** SO-gals, of ---- -- *~v.~---.i'^5 IS.... SHBRWIN-WlLUAMa PRODUCTS BRONZING LIQUIDS No. 1 BRONZING LIQUID (0220) A bronzing liquid of the highest quality, which possesses no offensive bananallke odor. It can be used with the finest bronzes andsbould command a teg output with the best trade where a superior quality Is demanded. 6 gals, or over.......................................... --........... . Less than 50 gals..................-.................................. -................. $0 gals, or over...........-- -------------- ----------- --------- - Is 2 90 ........ ------ 5s .... 2 80 2 75 bids. .... .... 3 60 No, 2 BRONZING LIQUID (#992) A satisfactory article which. Ilk the above, is free from my objectionable odor work* well and dries with m good lustre. Is 5> bbls. fi gait, or over... ............--------------------------- ..... 3 15 Less than 50 gals--------- ----------- .....-- ------------....... .... 50 gals, or over-------- ------------ -------------- ---------------------... .... ..... 3 05 2 00 .... .-- I 85 No. 3 BRONZING LIQUID (0328) A competitive article equal to any similar goods on the market. '' gait, or over............. ..--.... ........... --............. ................. Less than SO gals.......-----------------------------------------------... SO gals, or over. ....--,.i--__________________ _____ Is 195 .... .... 5s .... 1 85 I 80 bbit. !Ts ALUMINUM BRONZING LIQUID (8901) A highly satisfactory bronzing liquid for use in mixing dry aluminum. It St Lest than 50 gals..._________________ 50 gala, or over____ ...--------------------- 1 80 I 75 bbls. Tib 0007-SWP-0000 S BHemwiN-WiLtm-MS products ' Effective March IS, 1921 Sherwir-Williams Proouctb .MISCELLANEOUS ' ' RIM AND GASKET CEMENT (02720) For gaskets, rims, radiators, etc., where a quick drying adhesive product desired for sticking purposes; .Finds ready sale to garages, automobile' manufactur ers, accessory shops, brush manufacturers, etc. ' ''" '. ' Is 5s bbit. 6 gal*. or overt--. Less than 50 gels... SO gals, or over------- 8 70 ____ .... .... 2 80 2 55 ____ .2 -40' YELLOW PINE SEALER (01238) Covered by Waited States patent. Accepted generally' by the govemmeot as a knot and pitch sealer,.being superior to shellac for that purpose, and is-more elastic and tenter resisting. Can be brushed, dipped or sprayed. .1 ' Is 5s bbls. 0 gals, or oyer.-------...... -- .....------- ......--...... 2 90 Less than 50 gals........---------- ------- ................ -----50 gals* or over____ ...------------------------------- -- ---------------- .... I1 80 75 1*60 PATENT METAL SEALER (02132) Designed aa a oaecdat finishing to protect castings of all kinds, steel strips parts, etc., from rust and weather until ready for use. Easily applied by brushing* dipping or spraying, producing a tenacious film. . Is 5s bbls. a gals, or over ............-------....... -- .......... 190 Less than 50 gals.--------------- ------- .....--............. ------50 gals, or oyer...------- ---------------.....--------- --------- ..... .... if So ' , "II l 75 , I 60 "; MOTE ' .; > , . :. - - : 1 'i.i !-l ' la addition to these listed varnishes we snanufoctiure massy specialties ia large quantities, including , -. ` .. Belting-Compound* Shovel Lacquers . Wall-Paper Varnishes Wire- Cloth' Varnishes. Spirit Handle Lacquers ; '. -- Wtitx GeorVnmG'h 8cMe Dapaztmor;i, Cleveland', for plicae iormtion on any wmAJisinei rogul&rly listed. iuli in- FLOOR-SEAL OIL (02176) SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT A PRODUCT WITH SALES POSSIBILITIES FOR EVERYBODY WHAT IS IT? Floor-SeaLOil Is a pale, IIght, bodied, water-resisting varnish oil for. sealing and hardening wood floors of all Mods- Linseed CHI and other floor oils used at-preser vatives hold the dost' and tend to discolor the woods on which applied, whereas-- WHY USED? ; F!oor-Se&lOU I a protective floor coating, easily washed and renewed and can be brushed on the same ns floor oils or varnish, dries.over night with, a semi-gloss finish, that m Isardnr* mor# durabte-and more moist um stmisting than Linseed Oil. It also has better binding and sealing Qualities than Linseed Oil. The floor is left hardened and sealed long after the natural gloss disappears. NAME, Floor-Seal-Oil Is your product--the name is registered. USB IT. PROSPECTS. Floor-Seai-Oi! is espcially adapted for school floors, office buildings, department stores and gymnasium floors. Get architects to specify it. They probably have been specifying a competitive product where Woor-Seal-Oil should ba mad. REMEMBER--EASILY APPLIED--QUICK DRYING--START NOW- SCHOOLS WILL USE IT THIS SUMMER--HUNDREDS OF NEW BUILDINQS WAITING FOR IT--GET YOUR SHARE OF THIS BUSINESS. SPECIAL PRICES SPECIAL CARLOAD PRICES ON APPLICATION. P.S.-- This apptim on yam vattthh eetimete VS1 (15) ,1-20 87 216 -- o007-SP-000011652'T VS1 (15) C71 658 MARINE SALES DEPARTMENT REPRESENTATIVE'S CONFIDENTIAL PRICE LIST ' EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY 10,1921 Subject tp change without notice Prices F. O. B. Dallas, Tex. Houston, Tex. f TERMS*. One per cent for gash ten days from date at inToice, or thirty daya net The Shehw/nJV/ll/ams Go. factories; Cleveland-, CHrou. ncwark, Bah matf'crsco (Emeryville) Sales or-nets and mmrnowrs in principal ciTiis N10802.03 0007-SWP-000011652-U * S herwin- Williamst Products MERCHANT VESSELS . HULL PAINTS Misunderstanding -of what, paint. i>. what -ke.Ahahlv . compliah,-.. end how it performs its duty m preserving. asxT he&Xrtiiy?m$$L -blsjecti,-i& responsible far a^great loss of money bath-to tIte.:shipo-wner esrd-'to'the^mahEfact&eri _ Ta the average: person,- paint fa paint, &nd. the,first `error to which tMs f&cfc oi discrimination leads is the use of the same paint for &U'purposes and under ail con ditions. ' The one p.m..nt w:i|l rtQ.fe_.fae foupd ^aiisfac-to-iiy for all uses aboard ship following pages we- havE-cndeavored' to--show the- various wess`fed'which five dWb'reM paints are assigned. .' . .. . - A Hull Pain-t-is prepared solely-fo.r use:.a:bp-y:e4hfc;dee;|^:tad:t2|i.s"tQifI^^.-pL^5'e. .ship and is made-from -ingredients mixed with a` -wat>rpfOdhng`oil f -impervious to salt spray-, abrasions, alternateand extremes' of .temperature. Ready for use# except Black "No, 2801,- per gallon la 5s White Ho. 2S00-(471)-..,-_^^______ ___________ ,,______ __________ __ 3 40 3 35 .Outside- White He; 55-(5855)...-,.............................................................. 2 90 2 80 -Outside White.**, 90 (-16.790),-, SO 2 40 Non-Bilging- Whifce..(-70-9.),,,,,,_______ __ _ ,,..___ , 3 15 3 0-5 - -Hull Gray No. 9 (409) ____ ________________ 2 65 2 55 Light Gray (5939L____ _______________ ______________ ________ -,.... 2 SO 2 40 .Bark Slate (411) ............................ ......................... *........................... 2 65 2 55 -Battleship Gray Ho. 57 <10657).________ ________ _,____________________ 2 40 2 30 -Oxide Red NoU7X (5.4-71).. _ _______________________-_____________________ 1 80 1 70 Maroon (X 5547) ... __________________________ _______ _______________ _ 2 6S 2*55 Metallic Brown (1626)_ __________ ..___ ____________ _____________ Light Green (405).,....^.____ -- _....____________ ...___ 2 1i -Bronze- Green (1629) ........,,___________ _____ _ ____ ________ ____t 80 1 70 2 55 1 70 Black--No, 2801 (Semripaste) (408)..................................................................... 2 25 2 15 Black No. 27 (1627).______________ _______ ._____________________ I 80 l 70 :Metbtaati-c, Black .(58.9.1)..*.. .. _*................................................ .2 65 2 55 -Metalastxc, Brown (39-93).....___ ,.-c. ____ ______________ , 2 65 2 55 Meiala.gt.ie,--Green .{92S0).,.;_________________________ _________ _____.... 3 00 2 90 Meiftlasstic, Gray (95S0)-i,, ,,:;........................................ ,' 3 00 2 90 Red Lead No.AS4 (1-5984).................................................................... -............. u. % 50 1 40 CABIN PAINTS Designed for either exterior or interior use op ckhips.pr m oil- paint ia?'waited* -,-:S resisting qualities*. and' efm-bei-:.W^iheS?''Vi^'e^'^aiyV''-^aWh^'Vep Outside Gloss Whifcfe:C4?l)~w....... ........................... ........ _______________ .... .Outa-itie Flat White'(15891)..... ..-... Inside Fiat White (16427)..........^.......................................................................... -Inside Glass W-hite (T75.50),............................................... ................................ Cream-(462)____ u,,Lc. .................................. -.............. -^reliowT375)_____________________________......*___________________ Buff (470)..........a.......... . _.................. ..............................*................ ..... -Gray (35,3)-....^.............................. ,,....................................................... . Ben Green (460) _____________________ ___,________________ 3 "" - Brown (393)..,., ,,..., ,, ---- --------------- ------- -.-..---------- -Maroon (382)______._____ ,_________.... r-fwtu per gallon n 5e 33- 40 3 as 3 15 3 os 2 10 2 00 2 40 2 30 3 1' 5' 3 10 38 IS 3 10 3 15 3 10 3 15 3 10 3 15 3 10 3' 15 3 10 3 15 3- 10 - SiJBSRSTRfJCTIAL ENAMILS Pamt for t.ht supm*trhctwe;of *|,, ... have the durability to-`withatand-e^teasi-' sprays*., extreme. heatja'-ndTr^fexing^c^ldA-.-. - - - - ............. 8-W Stioersthioturai'' --.: . o I: on deck -structures.of .steel constrpcnon andfor -deckrmac .scrubbed dcej| y:-. '< ' =.-::' dam'hot atfcct.. to extremeiy^ severe'A' "cf-5'" L-'^TLA:"';:' ''.' "- - -J'__ " - - For- -new or-im'paitfted steel-thdhM'Be 'pfdp^fly eleanbd 'Mi: fceoAt. df S-W:-M -Lead $f.aJ r mitem 5a <ly<-m9)-. .. * ... .... , 2 90 2 80 ' Buff (It 204). ... .............. 2 90 2 80 Slate iitism.............................................. ............................... ............... .............. 2 90 2 80 .MaroonT it-3-6t),,.; A ......... *.w . ^......... -------- ------------- ----------- 2 9' 0" 2 80 Bronze -Q.rc-ea (1.736.6)_..._________ ...___ ____ ....----------------------- .... 2 96 2 80 White (709). ............ ............................ ............--.................... 3 1-5 3 05 Mar. (:15) df20 . -- 501 -- ? A \ / A \ f m 0007-SWP-000011652-V &HEfiWW-WlLUAM9- PRODUCTS MERCHANT VESSELS DURABLE BECK PAINTS ' A ship deck paint is generally ft special parpsie. It should- give eatite satis- fiaefiou or it does not answer that purpose. It is most essential that this ttnd.of m Mint should have quick drying--properties'W, '.well t.jsdtes|ste quailBies - Bad- aot- ihf broken through by immedjate- sr tmd tsmr{ it-(should-- hsM,*nd-yet remans Besrible, should hsv waterproof-sad weatherproof protective <tuaUtte*t it should resist loot wear and protect the; deck for the longest possible time. " For new canvas desks we recommend the-application of coat of oar Cssrrae Preservative Primer to the dry canvas before application of the first coat of Deck Paint. - per gallon .- Is S Gny(lSSSI).............. ............................................................................ .......... Red ($471)................................................ ......................................i.......... Light Gray (15871)............... Brown (15646)--......... Red (15412)................ 2 40 ISO 3 IS 2 90 2 SO 2 30 170 SOS 2 80 2 40 Black (14759). STEEL DECK ENAMEL pIetr gallon`Se 2 00 1 90 SMOKE-STACK FINISHES . These flouhee are made to stand: excessive heat and-will hold tip for the longest time under extreme conditions without blistering dr burning off.- They are the best that can be made. -` - - Aluminum (29)-------- --___ .......___ .......... White (16430)............ ............................................................. . Blue (6384) ...... ........ ..... *_______ _______ . Green-(17355)--......... Buff (IK49)-........ ..........._____ ......... Red Lead Color (15984)............ .... BlscM01308)--........... ......... Boiler Front Black (0727)........................................... I . '. per gallon Is 8SISO0 90 90 SO 65 90 MAST AND BOOM COLORS A durable, full-oil paint, having-excellent covering *adpadSiig properties, good color, and aiklaj a splendid protective coating for fa pas-pose m indicated, - ' -' . per gallon , it . :*. Spruce (1-564$) 2 45 2 35 SIGNAL AND VENTILATOR COLORS . Bright* ssspf$y colors ground in dutaMIV waterproof %pm- vmni%h, for painting side-lights, ventilatory etc. . ,' - per- gallon Red Cl7606) .......... ...... ...................................... ............... .. Green (18136)..---------- .......------------ _______________________ _______-___ _... 3 3 i$ CANVAS PRESERVATIVE' A preserv&rive.coafcrag to^e-^pplM-to'caiivsa tttrpKulin** boat cohere; etc*, wiser * waterproof coating ig required'id'protect the canvas and keep It soft and pliable* Famished In White* Gray and'ButT, Put up in one and five-g-allosi darts-aad fifty-gellon barrels. i 0007-S W P -0 0 0 0 1 1 6 5 2 -N Qherwin- Williams products MERCHANT VESSELS RED LEAD NO. 84 , Red Lead has been used almost universally as metI priming coat, .It is a good paint for the purpose, but due to the oxidising nature of Red Lead itself does not give the. same 'degree of-protection that Kromik Steel Primer .gives. ' S-W Marine Red Lead No. 84 is m composition of Red Lead with inert pigments* producing a paint that stays in suspension better; does not settle hard as do. ordinary Red Leads; can be easily broken up; has good covering and spreadmg properties and makes an Ideal Red Lead Priming Coat. It U made especially for marine purposes and its easy working and hard drying make it well adapted for use aboard ship. To be used as priming coat on metal and cargo holds. . Is per g5asllon bbls. Red Lead No. 84 (15984)................ -...........- --------------------- 2 50 2 40 2 25 CARGO HOLD ENAMELS These are furnished in a variety of colors, They are easy working*.solid coyedn| and hard drying enamels* made espedallyifor the purpose of coating, the 4nsi.de of holds. Two shades only are shown. We are prepared to famish any shade desired, including Black- ' per gallon Is 5s- bbla. Cargo Hold Red Lead (15984)......... ................................................ Cargo Hold Lead Color (XS87J).-...............,................................ Cargo Hold White (1768^_______ :................................................... Cargo Hold Bituminous Solution (82645)-.---------------------------- Cargo Hold Red Oaride <5471)-........................................................ Kromik Primer (16454)^- - --.-------------- - 2% 50 3 15 2 65 I% 55 IS 80 3 15 2 40 3 05 2 55 1 45 1 10 3 05 2 25 2 90 2 40 i 30 1 55 2 90 ENGINE ROOM FINISHES *' . ENGINE ROOM FLAT WHITE Aa easy working, good covering, quick drying White that dries flat: and does not h brush mark*. Can be readily washed without injury. Ass ideal undercoating for use under Engine Room White Enetnel. per gallon Ss (16427)----.............................................................................................. .................................... 2 IS ENGINE ROOM ENAMEL A very glossy, air drying Enamel made especially for finishing coat in engine rooms. Can be washed and cleaned. Stands up exceptionally well. Works easily, flows out smooth. per gallon la White (17550) Red (76)_____ Green (77)... Buff (7291).. 2 65 3 40 3 IS 3 15 MARINE ENGINE ENAMELS Enamels of hue working qualities for finishing machinery, engines and other metal surfaces. The colors are opaque*.having excellent body* and will cover thor oughly one coat over any fate surface* ' ----- Sherwin-Williams Marine Engine- Enamels resist heat to a remarkable degree and are not affected by lubricating oil. ' per gallon is White (X76Q5)......... 3 20 Steel Gray (14251) Maroon <6648)_,,,, 2 60 3 35 Green (6602) ,, _ * M ,, _ 2 55 Red (6665)............... 3 45 Black (6371)............ 2 45 Mar (i 1C Oft -- 503 -- SHBRWIK-WiLUAMS PRODUCTS __________ _ MERCHANT VESSELS EBONOL (BITUMINOUS) SOLUTION AND ENAMEL .For ship buuker.as cargo b'ottom&t boiler spaces, engine 'foirodattons, chain tocker> bilges* etc. MARINE EBONOL (BITUMINOUS) SOLUTION For preserving iron, whether-it be inside of the-lower compartments of. n ship, or the standing structure of a sted bridge or water tank. It ss made of bituminous and coal-tar products* and applied with an ordinary paint brush. It has a smooth* glossy black surface*- and will withstand acids,- alk-alinevapm'S and extremes of Lem* oer&ture. Two coats should he given to,the--surface. Ebonol Solution is-used for painting coal bunkers and steel decks. It Is also mtd for the painting- coat on -steel, to hold. EBONOL (BITUMINOUS) ENAMEL A pitch prod-uct used {as au extra hard..finish for coaring-feagine foundation, tank tops* cargo holds, coal hunkers, chain Joekeris* et-c.r whef:l:tr% n&c&mmy to preserve from corrosion,- Due to the inaccessibility of-the place*-to which, the Enamel i applied, it'is generally necessary- to. coyer -with some preparation.; |Bat wilt Imt for years. This preparation comes m a solid mesa* .and .must he, Mated In tar pots at-the side of the work an.d applied hot with swabs or rough brushes. Ebonol (Bituminous) Solution, Black* can be used cm the foHowln* place* Boiler fronts Gasholders Water pipes Bridges - Steel piping. Stand pipings , a Sheds of all kinds Iron nr .steel piers * Colliery . ,&tid msmng ma- Rdfriger&ting machinery Structural steel ' diinery frost work U M>arlne Ebonol (Bituminous^ Solution,,,, ,,,, Efejoonnol (Bitumihou*) Knamel ....................... .............* ,, Ai jgffi. l 65 * I 85 -COMPOSITIONS,.FOR STEEL BOTTOMS ANTI-Coiioswi" Mo. XOTI-fOlitlNG Perhaps the.most import-ant -pf^jg-that &*& It |s necessary that these paints not -only protect the j|teei against action of the amt water; but that they keep the bottomffaee-from m-&rinre:nm.wthfc,' few Bottom F&a.n&s m described below have .`been. an.d :4re ue.d: yery/.s'Mc.ei@fylly8 giving entire atls- faction, keeping bottoms clean for-theiongesrpoasible^ti-me. ANTI-CORRQSIVB COMPOSITION I a coating for -protecting t-ho<metal from-:r-3Bsiiag gs.d,,fr.<rm ;bgmg corroded through the action of the vait-water tin -the seeVud acfcAiar an uudercoating fot-the --Anti-Pouiiup Composition wmcb is Apph^f! oyes It, WJaroga veM^ls m dry dook the bottom should be thoroughly cleaned, removing: MOnoaO.-paint Mnd.rmt ws.t-h. wire brushee* -oerapers or- chipping-'hummerr .m\may.hA. .A^-Rly P&* cc*nt-.= Antf-Corrogiye Composition direct '. to the.-metal and., foltowing: two bewe with m eecond--coat-of Anti-Corr-osiye-CompositJgni.-allowing the sepond.coat e few horn's for drying before the application of-the AmLFcusHng Composition. ANTI-FOULING COMPOSITION Through the active poisonsv-eatenng -ratoT-ts compositions possesses exceptional rhdstaucn to animal life .a-nd all forms-of marine growth. It is easy to apply, dries oulcMy m the ship -can be launched within, an hour ..or two after application* and re mains effective for the longest possible-time. Color is a rich, bright red. . .. . per U gallon5 Anti-Corrosive Composition* Rx 55, Brown* fim Anri-FouHng, Composition, Rx 56, Red* second coat.---------- ----* 2 25 3 68 2 25 3 50 BOOT-TOPPING PAINT Boot-topping or water-line paints perhaps' give less satisfaction m use than any other marine paint., because of the alternate exposure to saic.wa.ter and. theu._t the of- -aMpair of that part of the vessel between the light.-sAd4oad lines-.- Paints-that will lkt for months on other parts the ar_e-rd^stro-yed la a_-_few.weeks, when need Tor boot-topping. - -A-.special;'.paint tor. thj:s speda!-purpose fs-re^mredi S- W Boot Topp.mg.Paint is made-to-meet these -extrerne condltlpas of alternate submersion and-drying' is waterproof and-will wear for the long* \t time. per gallon Is 5 Boot.-Topping Paint, Red (I8137K........... ........................... -........... .........--* * 90 1 88 0 0 0 7 -SWP-000011652- Effective March 15, 1921 SHERWiN-WtLUAMS PRODUCTS MERCHANT VESSELS COPPER PAINTS FOR WOOD' BOTTOMS For wood bottoms Copper Faints are recognized as the most satisfactory anti fouling jsamt. ' S-W Copper Paints possess, several material advantage over other brand. 1--Exceedingly hue grinding which' results in a paint staying in suspension better and not settling so hard, greater covering and better poisoning, because full value Is secured from the copper. 2--The drying of the paint film is such that It has a degree of resistance* resulting m a longer wearing paint, making repainting necessary less frequent* 3~--Maximum quantities of copper used, resulting in great poisoning vain* . # S-W Copper Paints have been used very- extensively all over the world m& have given the S^est possible protection and have proven very satisfactory* Copper Faint Green (5798). _ Copper Paint Red (5606)....... ............... Copper Faint Brown (5982)_______ _ Atlantic Copper Paint Brown (5084) pet gallon qts* gal. 5 gals 2 90 a is 2 90 2 65 ' 2 65 2 90 2 65 2 40 2 55 2 80 2 55 2 30 SPECIAL PAINTS FOR BARGES, LIGHTERS, - TOWBOATS, ETC. Paints for these purposes should have Just as full body, as good covering capacity and durability as any other marine paint. It Is generally thought a less expensive grade of paint will do for this character ^of work* but the high price of labor and the expense, of keeping the craft out of service more than warrant quality governing in purchasing paints for use on such vessels. . `x S-W Burge nd Lighter Paint* have exceptional strength of color, covering and spreading, and will give maximum service at prices that are attractive. Gray (18285......... ............ Yellow (404).................. Red (5471)............. ........... Metallic Brown (1626). Green (1629)....... ............. White (16790).......... per gallon Is 2 IS Ss 2 05 2 75 2 65 1 80 1 80 1 i 7700 1 80 a so 1 70 2 4o bbl. 1 90 21 5505 1 55 1 55 2 25 FOR FISHING BOATS AND DORIES These paint* are very much better in every way than paint* usually sold for this purpose. They represent exceptional value, are heavy in body, thoroughly resistant to salt water exposure and are adapted for general marine painting. These economical paints for painting fishing boats, dories and similar craft are of the same value as other S-W Marine Products. They are made to give excellent service under adverse conditions. " ' ' per gallon Yellow (403)............... ............... .. ............... .................. .. . 2*75 X Blue (16402).................. .. ... .. Green (405).................... ......... -................. * *"*".......... 2 6S 2 65 geay (409)..................................................1___ZZZZZZZZZ * *> Red (54) --.--...... ............... ............. ............................... ........... . 2 00 Black (1627)......................................................... ............................. .................... ................I * 80 MARINE VARNISHES per gallon Rexpar Varnish (02121)..,...... ... Marine Spar Varnish (0993)............................... ............... .. ........................... Sear-not Varnish (03)________....______ _______ . ** Marine Cabin Varnish (01703)...................................... " ".I .......................... ............* Mar-not Floor Varnish (09).............................. .. . ...........................3 15 Marine Paint Drier (033)............. ................................*.........................................f ss 3 90 2 10 3 15 2 40 h-iluctive March l-i>, IWi G^m^mzn^r^^rcTs BUILDING PAINTS For once refer to Trade Sale. liet. Sell SWF at ruling ^Oeelw*' Prices. ^Vherfc cheaper paints are required, select sfcch p&nU ft&m Trade Sales hat as may-meet conditions and requirements. METAL PROTECTIVE PAINTS Kroniik Structural Steel Primer (18454) Metalaelic. Black (5891)............................... Metslastic, Brown (5993)------------ --*-* Metalaatlc, Green (9260).......................... - Metalaatk,- Gray (9550)....... ....................... 1 3 IS 2 65 3 65 3 00 3 00 5$ 3 05 2 55 2 SS 2 90 2 90 2 90 2 40 2 40 2 75 2 75 WOOD PRESERVATIVES (F. O. B. Chicago) Carbolic-el (04012) per gallon Si bble ss 70 COLD- WATER PAINT Put op fn barrels. Factory Coating White--------------------- - ----............. ............... .. p pound .... or *4 -- $06 -- 0007-sw p -000011652- SHERWfM* W/LLSAMS PRODUCTS PLEASURE GRAFT HULL PAINTS Yacht Flat White (15691)......................... Hull Enamel White (Semi-Gloee) (14960)................ Yacht Enamel White (7454)............................... Torpedo Gray Hull Enamel (6680).............. Hull Enamel Black (501)............. Marine White Paint (471)........... per gallon qte. gals. 3 45 5 SS 6 45 3 15 5 55 6 15 5 45' 3 95 3 70 515 3 65 3 40 CABIN PAINTS Old Dutch Enamel (7454). Cabin Flat White (16235). Inside Cabin Enamel-- Ivory (711)______________ Satin Green (716)_______ Pink (724)......... .................. Asms Blue (713).t_____ Gray (721)............. .. White (710)......................... per Ballon qte. gals. 6 45 2 95 6 15 2 65 4 95 4 95 4 95 4 95 4 95 4 95 4 65 4 65 4 65 4 65 4 65 4 65 Buff (45)............... Light Gray (49). Tan (47)____ .... Slate (09)........... .. Red (15412)......... DECK PAINT per gallon qts. gale, 3 45. 3 45 3 45 3 45 3 45 3 IS MAST PAINT Matt Color Light (375) .................................................................................. Matt Color Dark (470)........................... ............................ ................................. per gallon qte. gale. 3 45 3 45 3 15 3 IS SMOKE-STACK PAINT ' - . V. S. Navy Standard (0488).._____ ____ 3'45 Yellow(6380)............. Aluminum (29)______ _______ ............________ __________________ Rad Lead (15984)........... Black (01308).......... Buff (17549)......................... per gallon qte. gels, 3 45 4 80 2 80 1 95 3 45 3 15 315 4 50 2SO 165 315 DECK FURNITURE ENAMEL Matter; Color (4465)....,. French Gray (521)...r.... Willow Green (IIS).._____ par gallon Pte. qte. S 25 5 25 4 75 4 95 4 95 4 45 gals. 4 65 4 65 4 15 BOTTOM COMPOSITIONS Corinthian Green (Astti-Foullag) (9900).....___ Anti-Fouling Liquid Breus* (15074)....._______ Anti-Corrosive Compcmtion Brown (55)______ _ Anti-Fouling Red (56).................. .......................... . per gallon qte. gala. S gain. 8 20 .... . 7 90 ,, , .... $'*-**'? ww 2 25 2 15 3 60 3 50 Mar. (15) K2Q -- 507 -- S HEftwiiv- Williams Produces PASSENGER GAR FINISHES RAILWAY ROOF PAINTS CANVAS ROOF PRESERVATIVE' PRIMER ' , . Instead of -aoitfdag into' the cm^m mnd ftHhig -it- #ftE--drying ml -Mud-. pigm^nU the primes' remaiaancar the surface- smd formt'-a perfect head tor the-finishing cost of paint and present cr&ckhi&.th&t I m common when the &bdei& fitted and stiffened with ordinary paints. '- CANVAS ROOF PRESERVATIVE PAINT ' The most practical material that we have to offer, - as this- -material -is these shades will not crack or cheek like the lighter colors of scree canvas Roof P-amta that are used. . METAL ROOF-PRIMER ''. . \ . For first coat on metal roofs,-hoods, -etc., S-W Metal Roof Primer should Ike tisesl. The us of this Primer eliminates the trouble heretofore experienced'la getHfflg a paint to adhere to these surfaces, - METAL ROOF PAINT - These paints are o prepared that the resulting film-when dry is thoroughly waterproof and protects- the' metal aurface-Ytaaefitlj,-' 'hitgaiftt is sufficiently etoiti.c to withstand the extremes of weather and the expansion and contraction of the surface, yet hard enough to-resist the destructive action of daderst,- etc. . ' "' ' la -,- - ,bbb. Canvas Roof Preservative Primer (1S50S) ...,2 -90 --------,, -------- Ho. 688 Buffi 153:52)^.^---------- .------------------- ------- ----------------- ',3 15 ' '3 OS 2 90 No. 655 Gray (B630),-;v*-..-..........,,.......... ......................... -- 3 15 No 666 Terra Cotta (9636)......... ......................... .. 3 15 3 OS 3 05 3 90 2 90 No. 65S Red (9352),....................------ ............ 2 90 2 80 , 2 65. Canvas Roof Preservative Brown-(-f03Ji..,,,,....-.,,______... 2 65 f t 55 ' 2 40 Canvas Roof Preservative Blackfi63.0>..-.'____ % 65 .*-? '55 ,'. 2 40 CgfflCEa Roof Prose s-yorivo Green {16.33} ,, ... . ..... 2 90 " 2'89 '2 65 Canvas Roof Preservative Red(-1673-2J". c___ _____________ .-* 65 '!> 1 55 !,; % 40 Canvas Roof Preservative-Gray (95;50}-............................... is ' 3-00--; 2 90 | 73 Metalnstic Roof Paint-Brown 15,993) ., 2 -f-S-'-- 2 -SS , - % 40 -. Metalattic Roof Paint BlscisfiiW-i),.;.....is-.iC. 'IS'.'.SS .-,8 55 2 40 Metalastic Roof Paint Green <9286)---------------.1. s_.'4','0'00 t 90" 8-.75 Metalastic Roof Paint Gray {9550),!.'----------------- :............. ........- If 'Oil --1 90 1 IS INSIDE WALL AND CEILING COLORS Furnished in ready-for-use- form-. - Have .exeeilent hiding power. One east la usually suffic-ientT-or painting over an old. surface. Dry hard sad are durable, H S Mail Car CeiliagiEnarael, White (169)--------------------------------------....... 2 90 Mail Gar Ceiling Enamel, Cream(iT538)..,--................ ........... ....... J 40 . MailCaf Side and End Wall Color, Buff (17S37)...................... .. 2 40 8 80 J 3 8 30 ' . m - t :; ' HAND RAIL BLACK ' (In Varnish) Adapted for shop or terminal work. Drier qaickfy, to easy to apply, and gives a beautiful gloss finish of great-durability-. per goHon . , Is - 5* (6371). ,, ................. ................. .................... '2 4S- : 2- 35 PASSENGER CAR BLACK ' A quick drying, high. gloss, one -coat finish,, adapted particularly for hand-Taile, bumpers, truss rods, etc., but at a less coat than hand-rails, black in varnish. per gallon is 5s bbis* ( 18022)........... .................... .......... -----......................................... ......... * 90 180 165 N10802.04 . \ tS3. -MCNio :u> -?H ;c>-o SO1 Ad sfc *5 m SHERWIN- WILLIAMS PRODUCTS PASSENGER GAR FINISHES FENDER AND TROLLEY POLE BLACK An excellent black- for fenders* .trolley ,poles,, tram Cars* etc., where a quick drying, high lustre black is desired at a moderate eb$t. per gallon . I o7oo)....................... ................................... ..................... i 10 5s i oo fob!, as - RATTAN SEAT ENAMEL A superior product--fills up the cracks-and checks in old rattan* thereby pre venting the water used m cleaning from getting into the fiber and rotting it. Produces an elastic and durable finish which can readily be wiped clean. ' per gallon .H 16460}....... ................................... ........... ...................................,,............... ......................... ... 3 90 . REFRIGERATOR AND LINE GAR FINISHES STANDARD REFRIGERATOR AND LINE CAR COLORS Are ground exceedingly fine,.brush out easily and evenly* and present a better and more finished appearance than any other paints made for this purpose* With the exception of nr Perfect Method. Sfo. 2 Yellows,-all Standard Refrigerator and Line Car Colors are furnished In liquid form ready for use. . PERFECT METHOD No. 2 YELLOWS Mads Is heavy consistency to permit of thinning with one Button of oil to. one f paint, The beet and by- far the most economical form, in which to buy yellow for painting refrigerator and tine cart, ' . ' {ter gallon Ss bfaia. No. 2011,-Red (9987).............. ................ ............. .............. . I 80 No. 2512, Green (362).............. ....................... .............. ........... ......... 3 SO Ho. 2100, Yellow, Perfect Method No. 2-, L (8680)....c...........- 3-'6S~: No. 2101, Yellow, Perfect Method Mo. 2, M (5681)___ ........... 3 65 No. 2192, Yellow, Perfect Method No. 2, O (5642)..... 3 65 Armour Yellow(5662)..................... ............................................. 3 65 No. 2500, White (471)................... .......... ................................................... 3 35 165 3 35 'S' 59 3 50 3 50 3 SO 3 28 --'Should hz tmnned 'mill :one gallon of,,b oiled -oil to each a)lon..of,aoml. LEWEl-AtNBiSI . ........ -gBaai ,. ___. ..." ''.AFqr`icYt.cr'lng..asid.ateiicIIing,-.fr:e:ight -c^'rs:*--g-.o'hd5lesY;-ah"dprfrjg_erato.r-'-'eq^uipmcnt..... ' W-IIl-^.^fijike-.^r.j;h.dkicm.Qi^^ura.hleithah4end-'Tdr^r-dtn-a-TyihiIs^fe^^h_?d^TMsrai:. p.ermung.xaY-ag..|t..li.--poAsiJll#;.J.^.a.ec-ur,c,v,:''-^ - Put-Up in twchiyA^el^uiTd^M# rer_-L---^Stcheil=^'hi-tcA'9)T^T ... A "Stencil Bj"ack'(3446) : ::.,.-.^S-hield Red (-20.565)tA - ^Shield Blue (20373)... Shield xid_2'3"5 SHERWtm-WlLLmUS PfiOOOOTfi FREIGHT GAM FINISHES STANDARD FREIGHT CAR PAINT, PERFECT METHOD No. 3 ShCffwSfs**WiUiams Perfect Method Freight' Car Paint was originated by us m 1884 and with the Improvement we have-made from time to -time as t-foe-nceds of shop conditions, and the. serv'ice'hftve required, fhere-is notfoing-on ihe market today that surpasses it m any way. We do not know of a pamt.-that; has to-withstand j-my- more or ws-Lh* stand any greater exposure.-t-ha does freight car paint.*-'."Perfect Method Freight Car Paint will protect freight equipment for the longest possible time and Is economical,- , , There have been many attempts to imitate Sherwin-Williams Freight Car Paint, which, was- the first, of its kind, nad is still the first and foremost in its,-three essential features--convenience,, durability and- economy, in each of which St sur passes all others. Perfect Method Freight Car- Paint Is better "than liquid .paint because the eon#j8tem.y can .fee regulated according to the-class f- work to be -done-and the con dition of the surface to be covered, It ta better- than, paste paint--feecaufte i-t c-an foe more easily reduced to working consistency, obviates .the waste: incident -to-thermae. oFpant-e paint and permit of the adoption, of uniform formula in the shop by- measure, instead of by weight, eliminates the us.e of scales and other -paraphernaiiS. $*nd insures aecuraoyi Perfect Method Freight: Oar Raisst- must fee reduced for;:ue. i W reduction with XinsoHne. Pamt ,.Tfemmng.,lils. which U -a reinforced- -linseed- oU. See description of Lmsolm on page 4.11/. "-perfect -Method Freight Gar Paint: Its usually reduced in the following proportions: - Fssr& Coat--Three gallom semi-paste. - _ ' to pus halloa of P* M* Freight -Car Pmi ^ (. Sc&nd`oa^Xwo {p&Uvnhfc&otolhte gallon of fa,W* Freight Otir-Ptttat semi-paste. . . M r| | 1 \ M * Third' Coat--Three gallons Lmsoline to. one'gatfon of SL M, Freight Car Faf&t gemi-pate,. -. .The- fiibpyc - are- nyerage^reco.mmtiidaf|p|it.^fbi-.Jiew m..^thrcHawst - two-coat wprkia to. fee dqne, first coat should reduction-- && , fallow setni-pate..:With two .gallons ofd^msoH_ne The @ecoad -cont?- one-gallon -of @emi*paate reduced with three gallops of LmsoUng;.. barrels - per gallon No. 1618, PtinceM-Metallic ($86.9) ____________________ 1 50 No. 1670, V Venetian Red, % Pnnew,Metallic(9682).I 50 No, 1721,- Sfeaetlatt.-Red .*.* &* * *vws**n *.*** ** 4 6.5 No. SSQ9, Magnetic Mineral (M89>-........***. *._,,_*................................ 1 65 No. 16100, Special Freight Cai Faint, Metallic Brown (16200)-----................. I IS FAST - DR! (ONI GOAT) FREIGHT CAR PAINT .This I a liquid form Freight Gar-Paint .designed to mee_t_tfe^i^ewMid.fm,-feqislck one-coat paint- for--quick re-palnting: and repair -Jobs* - Bde with sr good-gloss-aiad wears well.. - , -. . . barrel per gallon Fast* DH (Liquid one-coat Freight Car Paint) (S6106).--------------------------- -- I 5$ 0 0 0 7 -S W P - 0 00 0 1 1 6 5 2 -AC- Effective March IS, 1921 'SHBBm^wFuJAMS~PH^UpTS REFRIGERATOR AND LINE GAR , _ FINISHES BRINE-PROOF TRUCK, AND UNDERFRAME . . BLACK. ' Free flowing one-coat black, which dries with a rich, harp glog, -. Black (0727)......................................... ...................... -........................ .... ............... - per gallon S hbi. 1 05 90 INSIDE REFRIGERATOR CAR VARNISH A finish tor the Interior of refrigerator oars that dries quickly and it free from any odor tending to taint the contents of the car. A water-proof coating that pro tect* od preserves the wood from decay. . ' ' , per gallon " (01*30?............................. ...................... ...................... ................ 1* 1 65 5* 1 55 bbl*. 1 40 CABOOSE FINISHES a, Cabnns Flnihe have won favor because of their permanency of color--- olid covering- nbd visibility, at long'distance due-to dean, dear tone. 'V: ' ' RED .PRIMER . taw "m cost, at the same time making the 'test foundationfor Caboose Red. It* nee Is recommended a It, *riU,prodnee the beat mgltt ,at a .mlfaisatnsm ajtptaua. Put up in twenty-pound pad*. "' .' '' ' : ". CABOOSE RED A bright red. permanent in shade and very durable. ; ' CABOOSE YELLOW - * eltar toned yellow, permanent and very, serviceable. : : STANDARD CABOOSE COLORS ptoS1, . per gal. . ,r per lb. per lb. In varnith vs1 in oil (liquid) (liquid) . (paste) Chrome Yellow, M . Chrome Yellow, DO. Visual Red ........ Caboose Red............ 3 90 (5681) 3 90 3 65 (16371) - <* 4 65 (6486) 4 65 (6774) 3 90 (17436) 3 40 (78) (138-^) mVu) (13S8-DO) <a 51 H (334) 49 % (21768) ' per pound Red Primer (ground in oil, past form) (Flesh Color) (3483)........ 16 '-/% per gallon la varnish (liquid) Safety Red (14245).,................ ................................. ........................................ 5 is This I a Toluldine Red. it is a* permanent a red as it Is possible to m*kc; Is of a very bright, sharp tone and wilt not bleed through white or light letters. RY (IS) CSI - 409 Effective March 15, 1921 SHEKWm^W/LlJAm'S'''~P^oSuCT3 FREIGHT CAR FINISHES GONDOLA, TANK AND COAL GAlt PAINTS RED LE4D PRIMING GOAT Contain* a largo proportion e? rsA lead combined with inert pigment* that hold the red lead in suspension, preventing hard ttMnratfa-.#aaMng pessdbte a^iialfw! protective coating of red lead over the entire suffice. It is a true red lead color. METALASTIC . Metalatic is our first recommendation nt-equipmenti for we believe it i the bet pamt.-fer steel ears t-liatir made. The pigments employed ere^ absolutely inert. They ate-therefore entirely free from destructive chemical action. Metalastlc. fast great (spreading eapeetty. mill .cover solid over any color. It produces a tough and elasticessatsMof: m-eat-da*aMlitsii without reservation as the best steel carat It is- ftKakhed -la- black and brown, frees and gray. We suggest the ;bro-ws fof the first coat, followed with a amt of the color selected m a finishing color. METALASTIC-STEEL CAR COATING This is a liquid paint designed for the tame, uses , SSetatatics. It is some what lower in cost but represent excellent value at the price. Furnished to black, brown and green. ' PERFECT METHOD GONDOLA BLACK (Semi-Paste) Recommended lot p&i&tistg -Gcmdojag -Itg-cnnamfcesc^ w-iH per mit ftbkmiug to take c&re .of j&og^kondMoa*' surface- to paiated* -We recommend that. Gbudnla Bl&ek fee-reduced witla-Stewsn-Williams lAmo&mo Thlmdu^ Oil for best re-u!t; Reductions should te made la the followltig propgrtHom for three-coat work: First Coat--Three gaiton. f-LinsoUae to one gallon f seml-pastc. Second Coa-t^-Two gallon of Llasollae && om gallon of iembps@te Third Coat-^-Thtto gallon, of Linsolisie to one gallon of scml"pate Where only two*coat work Is being done* the nsnal redneilonJs- of liquid to one gallon, of semi-paste forvthe tot coat, and three gallon of liquid.to one gallon of omi>pate for the-second coat Reduced In thin way durable*, elastic? protective him Is secured. - -. $n hhi. Red **d Priming- Coat (Liquid)(1S94)................... Mot&UstiG -Black:5SM->,~**--.^..... -Metalaatic. Braw-n..;(Sft3)u _____________________ _ __ _ Metal aatlc:Qi:iMsitt(8^JS^!-.-A-s. Metalaatic Gray * Carbon Paint, -Red'Diamond Brand..(5'9P:B) _ w,, ,,,, ,,,, .,, S-W'Steel Car Coati.ng.:B|acfe.w*,,.___ * w. S-W Steel Car Coating Browia (15225)..................... ......... ..... SW Steel Car:Coaf:iog;Oreeti:(15.9S&),,,,____ Gondola and Hop-pet Car Black (LS3S3),*.___ WM___ -Perfect Method Gondola Black(Sml*Pa#fee) (7Sd)^ ,,__ % 40 a SS % ss % 90 2 90 3 OS 1 80 I 80 I 80 1 55 1 80 a 25 a 40 2 40 2 75 2 75 2 90 i 65 i 6S 1 65 1 40 I 65 007-S W P -000011652-A D ; Effective March 15,1921 ' " Sherwin-Williams produgtb " ! ..... ,r"n"" '" ' '"" ' n" ' :rn,H,mr-.rl,,r,rm,l,-l,,'1Tfv, -nrsw-mm.- r'^ '" 'FREIGHT CAR FINISHES "PAINT THINNING OILS The use of paint thinning oils ha* become an established custom. They range from oik In which there Is combined a high percentage of linseed oil to cheaper oils to. which It,! necessary .to add some linseed oil for best results,,. .. . The use of & satisfactory paint thinning oil in connection with freight car paint, we believe* I good'ptactice, for the'ftddition of gt good paint thinning oil.such m we would recommend serves to reinforce the linseed Oil in the paint ana promises good drying. - ' Freight Car Paint has to stand severe usage, and the addition of a satisfactory thinning oil .-produces a harder and more durable water repellent film hd serves In the nature of an alloy la s metal. , LINS0LIN1' ' This oil was originally made hy m for got of the railroad companies who did - not wish to add any paint oil to linseed oil, st vice versa. It contains ail of the Simeed oil that is necessary for good results in painting freight equipment. When our Perfect Method Freight Car Paint is reduced with Idnsoilne, as recommended by us for re duction on page 408, the best results will be secured. ' ' PERFECT METHOD PAINT OIL Perfect Method Paint Oil is the tat linseed reiaToreing oil on the market . When added to linseed oil it serves a reinforcing agent, assists, in producing a hard yet elastic film that is waterproof and very weather resisting. Perfect Method Paint Oil can be mixed with linseed oil in any proportion without curdling, and its addi tion to linseed oil Insures uniform drying under abnormal conditions. j f No. n PAINT TEIiNNING' OIL No. 12 Paint Thinning Oil is a popular price product to meet the demands. We would suggest la the use of No. 12 Paint Thinning Oil that to obtain best results it be used in combination with linseed oil, , . , > -' per gallon Ss febis, UMoStoe (01249'... .. . .. -- .'.- 2 . Perfect Method Paint OB (011*1) No. 12 Paint Reducing OU (0212) 1 30 ' 1 15 1 15 1 00 1 10 95 ' '.UNIflMSALTHINNlR ' . -Vo* thinning 4li -typ of paints'4 vatBsaSe#"where,vofofii thluneesuch as TmrpeiitSne, Petroleum Distilled Benxine, etc. are used. Safe and reliable and economical. $ bbls. Universal Thinner (02Ai).s..'.s.i.. .y*. ......-t,--- -------- 90 75 Elective March 16, I'Mi QhERWIN`WIIJ.IAM& products locomotive finishes LOCOMOTIVE UNDERGOATS LOCOMOTIVE PRIMER Ta hr used for Bnt os' nritairy coat on new of-bBEttM-sfC ftgdLM Cort soli! ne coat. The combination of tfijayats jd nnot be Miled? This Primer adheres tassarfoijsly to metal surface# nod form* fim prssaws or foundation coat. Furnithed la red and Mack. Put up in one sod five-gallon cans. LOCOMOTIVE SURFACER- g^SSS^^^SsSSSSiSSS the Semett of &e- Kst thffp Prtetlce. . put op In one-gallon pull*. - LOCOMOTIVE KNIFING SURFACES. (Paste Form) _ This is for uaeon mew! part* and oni truck* and < * when dry* Put up In twenty-five-pottttdvpMM. ' gS||0g| ' '' 3 15 Locomotive Primer Rod .- -- -........... -- 2 30 KSSXA,ra^T=----==^=.TMr;.:;;; ! locomotive finishes ' DURABLE-ENGINE FINISH PMCK.) For un m Mark Bobbing coat on PM of t "water and dampnee. Will not ,.t white on tank*. LOCOMOTIVE BLACK, VARNISH varni*h for protection. BLACK ENGINE VARNISH Similar -to fcocntabw^^afi)B^rA ari* "I S?lSkl' ul wf-S or without a jprettebtibn coafcol-fiaisiina VBpssssS, truck and frame black a good black varni.b, paint designed for use omrunntog parts of locomotive* and as a general purpose Mack-in the locomotive- shop. Durable Engine Finish (BSm&HM LocomotiVvee. BBliaitctkk ...............................-- - Black Bn?tae VBtrh^B*|^;f......................------ u 4 15 jJ2l2 90 15 90 3 65 Si 4 05 2 80 2 05 1 80 3 55 bbt*. 3 90 2 65 1 90 1 65 3 40 C<s uv KD rA O O o o l % XT o a o SH ERWIN- WILLIAMS PRODUCTS LOCOMOTIVE FINISHES - BLACK JACKET ENAMEL . A. heat-re*itlng black varnish paint for u*e on locomotive jacket* and other hot surfaces. . 1* 5* bbl*. Black Jacket Enamel 118236)................... ....................................... 2 IS 2 OS 1 90 RUSSIA JACKET' ENAMEL Similar t the above, -but mad in a color to-doealy imitate the appearance of Russia iron where it is desired to secure that finish on locomotive jackets. Russia Jacket Enamel (7206) la 2 40 5a 2 30 bbl*. 2 15 LOCOMOTIVE FRONT END FINISH This product it furnished in liquid form ready for application. It i* designed especially for use on front ends of iocomorive* where it is necessary to have some* t"hing th' at w"il1l wi ithstand excessive heat, ' per gallon It bbl*. 8-W Locomotive Front-End Finish(0S308).........1 63 S*W Locomotive Smoke-Stack Finish(01308). 1 65 1 55 I 55 i CAB GREEN (In Varnish) The most popular engine cab colot. ever offered to. the trade. Clear toned, cover well and unusually durable* A most satisfactory color for this purpose. Put UP in enamel form in one and five*gfti!ba cans. per gallon - Erfalle Green (7699).............................................*...................... ....................................... 1* 2 65 IMITATION GOLD FOR LETTERING ., For n*e in lettering and numbering locomotive* where it 1* not desired to go to the expense of using gold ieaf. Paste form in Japan. .- per pound - 5* PC Imitation Gold CQulck-Drying) (17J)......................................................... .................. 36 >4 SIDE ROD AND TIRE COLOR . ' ..A steel color, for. ua on passenger locomotives on side rods, rlmr of wheels end edges of running boards. It imitate* the appearance of steel and'help to give a trim fimh to those parts. Put up ts japan in five and tea?*pound pails and press cans. Put up in varnish in one-gallon palls* _ ... Steel Color (6788) (in varnish)____ ___________ -______ ................. per gallon 4 15 ' per pound Steel Color (8293) (in-japan) w. .....______ __ _______ ___________ 5lxh Sherwin-Williams products BUILDING FINISHES _ . ' STANDARD BUILDING FAINTS Sherwin-Williams Standard Lint eaceto sfl ihera in appearance, economy ond durability It ! made of tboae'-asat.eriBta wMch time-asd- esBcrsence byavc ^, te thr best tord"nt tor a paint otothls kind d-which are the only tnatertal* that can be ALra* d by tho bert paint mater, and palotu.er.. Pmt. r com- f r-,r;- white Send, pure zinc whiter pure linseed ed, pure spirits of t P , and the beet oil dri'e *toother with the .tronge.t and pureet tone t.ut>ng color, that can be obtained. put up in one and five-gallon cans and barrels, No 2500, Outside Gloss White (471)....---------------------- No. 2501, Fiat White (350);.. ' pes: gallon - 3 40 3 40 3 15 No. 2502 (351)..--------r`-i . 3 IS No. 2505 (354)... ........ .......... 3 15 No. 2506 (355)......... .. . 3 15 No. 2508 (357-- ,,.......... No. 2510 (360)...; -- ............. ............................................. .... 3 15 3 55 No. 2512 (362).--------- 3 15 No. 3517 (367).. ---------.............. ................................. 3 15 No. 2525 (375)..-..-...........,............... -.................................. . 3' 15 No. 2546(353)-.--------------------------- ------------ -------------------- 3 15 No. 2551 (382),........ ............................ No. 2554 (385)......... ................ -............... -..............-............ 315 3 15 No. 2556 (387)1......................................................... ............. - 3 15 No. 2560(391)........... .................... *..................... ................ -- No. 2562 (393) -ere -*-r-* il- -te -,Vt--fi" Mo. 2600 (4<>4)-i. t .1.-ba.*.* c*. -- i-r- -- ------ f--- 3 15 3 15 3 15 No. 2601 (470) . --........... .................... ........... .................. -................ . 3 15 Ho. 2605 (475)------ " 3 15 Wb. 2612 (479)----- ...V-->-7-r isr-eer--rtb--- 3. IS No. 2616 (484) ....................... ............. ........... rr-X V 3 IS Ho. 2619(485).................................... 3 15 No. 2620 (486) 3 5S .- No!'2624 (498): No. 26261499) No: 2647 (466) -- -f -1 -- 7.- ..--..--.---.--.....i.v..., ..........P..f/.'.flyri/*l"}- *t~'~ - *'. >1 3I333 IS 15 15 No. 2628 (461) No. 2629 (462)...................... ........ 3 15 . 3 15 No. 2630 (344).......... ......................................... -........................*...........*----------------- ... 3 IS No. 2631 (363)............ ............................................ .......... -.......... ........................... 3 9.0 No. 4635 (5868)-------- ------------------------------>* V* - No. 2636 (388),.i,,.- --->i- .......... f - t -> - - r- -r 7- -7-- ' No. -2638 (383)... -- ---- - -- 1. ......... -----........................... - 3 15 ~W ~ 3 IS ' HIGH ' GLOSS WALL' AND,CEILING., COLORS A slosa varhiah paint made expressly tor inside walls. ccltinga, d Of officet depots Whitins looms, toilets, etc. Give. a high |k>*t enamel fin.* that wears well. It is easily cleaned and stands repeated ecmbSjssg. : Gray (721) ----------^----------------------- f Orate Gtn (708).;-.,...;------------- k--<-.* <*>....a,----- Ivory (TO). ....... ............... Pink (724)..... ... -- -- .......... ------rtz Satan Green (716)..*......... ..r..-3....e.-7 -- - Sky Blue (713)---- -- 2->----------- - T*sal?6?)- --.......................-----............... .................... ............. - 1*- 4 65 .4 65 ,,U4 65 65 4 65 4 65 4 65 h 65 4 65 5* 4 55 4 55 4 55 4 55 4 55 4 55 ; 4 55 4 5S 4 55 . PRESERYAT1VE SHINGLE STAINS t^BKSeS^SSSaKSS'ESSPreservative Shingle Stain* have real p< ., to Others, Made in a good ateortmentof attarattiye-oolots. 5 gals. bbIs, -A-41 Broamo.-t,------------------ B-41 Bed................ B-44 Brown..--------...... B-46 Brown............ ... C-4? Brown,--------------------------- C-76 Red.......... ..-.......................... ......................................................... C-7I Green .................................---................................. C-72 Green,------------ --------------------- --------------- -------------------- * C-7`24A PGi.rr-cnae.1'1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . e----- -82 'Gray 1 60;. 1 60 ' 1 60-. 1 60 1 60" *1 4 i * 60 80 80 80 00 LSSOO 31 50 1 5(1 T SO 50 70 70 70 90 35 35 35 35 3$ 35 55' SS 55 75 fa ( (N in H vi o o o o V (As m s ro o o ShErwin- Williams Products BUILDING FINISHES RAILWAY BUILDING PAINTS confused with Sgfi? ^ ^ No. 2300 Outside White (5855)............ .. .No. 2301 Inside Flat White (16427).............. " No. 2302 (15698) . ........... ........... ..........4 No. 2305 (16419)..1'"......... *.................................... .......... No. 2306 (15641).........II.ZlllllllT.T.l'. 11111* No. 2308 ( No. 2310 ( No. No. 2312 2317 l(( lllitl:::: mi mm mm nmm mm i No. 2325 < No. 2346 j< iMosiiii::: n:: 1: i: im::::mm- No. 2351 ( No. No. 2354 2356 [<( i669s|:immim........... ............................ -- No. 2360 (( 15164)..................... ............................... No. . 2--3--6-2- (1< 5780).......... .............. * II...................................... . No. 2700 (16753).. ...................... .. No. 2701 (9487)____I..1IIIII *..................................... . -No. No. -2705 2712 (((1155771134).)..,.....,;imi................--...... --***--* No. 2716 (( 16754)................... ............ 1 ...............*------ No. 2719 ((16698).................... ...... No. 2720 |( | 5395).................. ...imimiiiiiii;::;::::: No. 2724 ( No. 2726 < No. 2727 ( No. No. 2728 2729 c(( iliiiiiiiiiiimimimmmmiim No. 2730 ( NNoo.. 32773315 (I 404)74);mil 111111""111............................ ....... No. 2736 (16757).. . ......................... No. 2738 (15642).... "ll""mi......... .."'4i-- per gallosa to 2*2 90 1 11 3 15 Ss SO 25 30 05 3 15 3 15 3 IS 3 15 2 90 2 90 2 90 05 os 05 05 SO 80 SO 2 90 3 IS 3 15 IS 80 05 05 05 65 55 40 30 S-S65 15 2 65 3 15 3 IS 3 65 2 65 3 IS 3 15 3 40 3 40 3 15 2 75 05 55 3 05 2 55 3 05 3 05 3 SS 2 55 3 05 3 05 3 30 3 30 3 05 2 65 3 15 3 OS 3 40 3 30 febU. 2 65 n T5 90 90 90 90 90 65 65 65 IIS 3 40 2 40 2 90 2 90 3 15 3 IS 2 90 2 SO 2 90 3 15 sLtiotVaintfofttt wS?0" rie. correrpond in .hade to the Standard OIL STAIN Light Oak (30)........... Dark Oak (36)............ .................. ........................... Walnut (35),, ...................... ........... Belgian Oak'(86)lIIII ....... Colonial Oak(8S).... .1111""........... .................... ISS"' -............ :ii.:iii::ii:iii Mahogany, Red (25)......... Mom Green (gy) per gallon 1 95 1 95 1 95 2 60 2 60 3 60 2 SB 2 85 VARNISH STAIN * St!w<K,dTOA s$4 fumitnm M oare 3 90 3 90 3 90 3 90 3 90 3 90 3 90 3 90 Sherwin-Williams Products BUILDING FINISHES : ' RAILWAY FLAT-TONE '/ . . . .For Inside W&H&.and CeUim$ , . . ' Shef win'Williams tnledo.r m.e repTftnt$ tfa_e same' s does Sherwin-William*- Standard'Station Paint for nnttriorucie. It protincet soft* velvety interior effects. It produce* a finish that It artktio and of exceptional depth of fane. Wails finished nnth Pint-Tone can be repeatedly wethed and cleaned vnth- opt itijpxy. Flat.Tone has exceptional rereading cepecity End biding potter. Three coats oi the lighter shades .end two coats of the darker shades wilt-usually serve cetisp factory resnlts-oa new work, wtale on oldworfs two coats: of .the- tighten -r-oe of the darker ehadea-only are necessary. . .. . : .. Sptcldi. color cards showing all these nuxoctive thodoaopt!-giving farther deter! p~ Mon> complete directions for ase-of Plat-Tone on plaffer, -cement, brick* wood.- intrlipp etc., will be sent upon request. Put up in one and five-gallon, cans and barrels. .. .' ' ' i . Pft galfan No. 2700,-Britkt Sage (15197).............._____ _i.ii ;-2 95 Ho. 27M, Buff (15189)....---------------.------- .------------------------------- ------------- ----------... 2 95 Ho. 2702, Buff Stone (15193)..*....... ......................................... .........................2 95 No. 2703, Caen Stone:(18210);.-.*.......................:------- ---A' AM No. 2704, Pocoanut Brown (.151.9-9).*...............-----------,----- .----- .-n.------- .2 95 Ho. 2705, Cream (15187)..............................................................,,........................ .2 95 No. 2706, Forest Greets (15467)__________ *___________ ....----------------------i------... 2 95 No. 2711,-Ivory (1S-S.86).,....... ......................... ........................................... -2 95 Ho. 2712, Lichen Gra;r(lS188)....... ........................... ..................................-? 9$ No, 2716, Pale Aaure (151921.......... ...................... .............................................2 95 No. 2718, Fsasl Gray(15191).................................................................. ........... 2 9$ No. 2721, Shell Pink (15194)................. ............. ............................................*------- i.~i 2 95 No. 27-22, Silver Grayi(lSlSS)....................................................................... ,2 95 No. 2723, 'tantlSSOl)....................................................................... ........................ ------- .2 95 No. 2725. White(t*37)......................... - -........................... *........ .................. ..i.e.-i :,2 95 No. 2726, Ivory Tatt (16227).---................................. ............................... :* 95 Miring Sl*e(03),..w........................................................................................... .................. ,2 1 xi ' ; eONCRlTEjfALL FINISH h . . , Furnished in Ikndd form for use on the -walls of building*, eoncrte_.eMhmeyfs etc.': Contains no materials thatTate inithe slightest degree:Iffl|utC_ . ` of the concrete. The pigment iusure .crept pertogmdgpy of colornnd wzthzlnntf action of sulphur gases, oil, grease and water for e much longer thus than the , _ nary coloring-pigments- Spreads-eastlljr over rough surfaces-and- fills the -poree sad hardens the surface, - - ... Put up an one -aud five-g-alkwa cans and barrels, per gallon Buff (1S386)-------------------------- -aw*.*-.----------------------------------------- 3 OS Colonial Yellow (15602).........t.*_________ ........................ ........... .........*........... s -- . 3 05 Cream aSSOSt.T........................ ............................. ......................................... 3 05 Dark Brown (J5388)..........--------------------------------------- --------------- ----------------- -- ------\,3 05 >pgk Gvny(lS390) - ....... ~ -...-- <--.. . .......... ... ............., 3 65. Bjttra Light Gray_(154??)...,,...........................,,--.... ;3 OS Light Brown (15389).................................. ...................................................... .. Light Gray (W384)................. ......................................... ............................................. ......... .Tau (tS39tt....r.k s. ...... ---------- .... it----------- --------------------- - Terra CoM*<tS8*.--.T..i.kT.---- i.'----------------- ........... ............. .. Venetian Re4-(X-55M>).......................... ................ .,3 OS White (15392)....-...*-.-.-........................... ----------- ............. ............... .. f 05 J 05 3 OS 3 OS 3 39 CONCRETE, FLOOR PAINT Designed primarily for--u.se on concrete doers, knt: rosy fee wire used on .wooden Boors. Withstands footwear, trunking auu general Jtgrjl usage. It esc prevent* cemetil: fioors from dHsting aad -adds tcf-the-tlfe-plTrisa-flaor. Put up In one and five-gallon cans nd towrelst- . per gallon Dust Color (469)*.*..------- -- a..-------------------------- ------------------------------------: I 9ft Gray (487)T,,f-i............--------------- ------------------------------ -------------------------------------Light Tan;(4S8)....................................................................................... *-------.....-------- Maroon (37E)..------------------------------ -------------------------------------------........k*.------... Orange (452)..*-- ...................... ......... ...----------------- --------- -.................... ......................... Ked (453)..-.......................... ........................ ................................................................ .. Slate (468).* ....... ........... ......................................... ............. ................. -......................... k... Yellow (376)........... ............................................................ .............................. -........................... 2W 2 90 2 90 -J 90 2 90 2 9 2 9 0 0 0 7 -SW P-0 0 0 0 1 1 6 5 2 -AG Effective March 15, 1921 ~QHEPWJN-WlLLiAMS~^ROmjCTa BUILDING FINISHES' HANDCRAFT STAIN teteritr1 &L "*"* 0*k, Cathedral Gray, etc. - Oak, a Old E"ngSkfe ffOTolabed-tolfumed Oakr, Walnut, Mahogany, Oak, Bog Oak, Brown Weathered Oak, Silver -Put up la one-gallon can*. Adam Brown ((114455222 2)...._______ AnH^e^Mahogany (14500)._____ P f*Hon fnrly English Oak (14568)...........II""! Fumed Oak (14510) Silver Gray (14521)____ _____ _ Walnut (14500).* ________ ,. . Weathered.Oak (14S07)............. 2 45 Brown Oak (14509)......... ................... -Cathedral Oak (14503)..____ ..... Green Weathered Oak (14578)___ OldiEngllah Oak (14505)____ _____ 2 65 Mahogany, Light (14508)............... ............. I ' Mahogany, Eatra Dark(14519)..................................................... ...................................... 3 00 Handcraft Stain Reducer (02904)....:. ________ ...______________ ________________ j 4S WOOD FILLERS and rTweoatere* f |,**te mad SI<!Hld Put up la five-pound can* sad twenty-five-pouad palls. AntiqueJ>k . Golden-Oak (S MMaahtog' any (6). O|Sadk oVk(3)::::::::::::: Transparent (20049)_______ Walnut (2) .............................. per pound COLD WATER - PAINTS. - .D1COTINT _ Cold Wattr Paint - A cold water paint, manufactured In dry powdered form. Sanitary, atwolutely fejfm bTM?S*' U`*a* ati<1 " anything injurious to health, .-Wit not . 5-lb, 100-lb. package* kg*, n, oteept No. 6................................ ............................................... White........------------------- ----------............... ............. ll(i II >/* ni 10( bbls. 14`/2 10 Vs 9% ' ... PERMENTO . Cold Water Paintfor Outside Use ... ''J A substitute for oil paint at * fesrtlOtt Of the cost. Used for coating surfaces where mi pwat should be used, but I* not, owing to the expense. - - .''j *" five-pound package*, fifty-and one hnndred-pouad kegs, two-hundred and foer-husdred-pound barrel, . . ; - - - - . . . . : (For price* refer to Trade Sale Section of Price List and use Dealer Net Prices - ..FACTORY COATING WHITE . ' ' Inside Cold Water Paint' Cold.water paint at a popular price. ' Put up in barrels. . .. - Whit*............................ ............... R<r (151 C21 _ 417 _ .. per pound .......................... 07 >4 Effect!re March IS, **21 SMSHWIR-WILLIAMs' 'f*RODUOT BRIDGE AND STRUCTURAL FINISHES M1TALASTIC The most perfectly foalsmsesi' metal.protective:pala.tr .sm the market.. A..carefully prepared combination-of graphite, carbon, and ajljcju still'd S& ttie_piOi` sad issely ground in linseed .oil :and drier. Metalasfcic sheds water* resists-destruc tive gases and withstands .abrasion. It is &mw- to apply in. pradtkdll.y'--I1 hind of weather and is easily handled by the kind of-labor usually tfxfcptoytfd ft}* tb2<r-cit of work. We believe there is no better metal protective1' paifct mad# t%m Met&tmUg* Metalastlc represents the maktmum value fa metal protection. , METALASTIC (Liquid) Brew (993).* *****##### Mmk {mm s**,-.*^ t'*****.*^'",****.*****^***. Clreeri (9260)------ - -------------------- - ^ #.*#*****#* Gr^y (9S59)-,*^v.~W-.- w.Ww- - ----------------------------- - -m wse-* (per |allon n lit 3 ** 3 00 2 58 & &$' sm 2 90 bMs. % 40 % 40 3 7$ 2 IS . METALASTIC (S'eini>Ma) Brown(S658)..-----------------..........------------------- -- ......... .BI,ck'(S6S2),,-i_-,,-.......... __________ -..................... ............... . Gray (5778)......... .................... ................................ ..................... JK&d ( 5 - - r. - ~ ^*SA OS -- a _ ~V~f ^ S io >. M ni 2 40 2 90 2 15 % OS 1 OS 2 30 % SO 2 9S III 2 IS 2 65 1 90 CARBON PAINT--RED DIAMOND IRAN A chemically Inert palsit ra*d-on ehareoal and- f^jeftdjpsf.,TMgjissiafc w#* introduced by iw many yefit* iga md hit hem Used % s#'Wtte forgo railway-tjfirtdibt. It it dMlgued to meet He'MeaS"ef-#B^a-ets,ff*Jiilt n^oft a paint of Hi competition. Made tM-Mick efty, " ' - t. -sf** ^ Black only (598).,,.,,........... S IS 3 45 98 NON-COHRODIBELE GRAPHITE PAINT Same engineer* Insist tips, * Jtrtffc* MgMte point.' 'Ehta a.ts.ss.eh s ualnt wri will meet the .requirements .as# dfcmasfos of f&.oes who Insist upon graphite. This la a good- paint and will .give good, gerrlM; ; " - -- - . per gallon . .- r ' . . t . 5* bbl*. QtfopMtss CrftfK' Only ...........____________________ .. 2 t+ 3 SO 2 85 KEOMim STRSOTSAt STllfc PRIMlit, Recommended ss the tosest4ffS#te_nl eeoiBsHsftfat Iran and steel. The pigment W"-egMpapa::-i&eief-elsremer'-*ha-- `peeiM*t!we aside*', ta which is dee the Rte#l'i#SlywSft*-of frhfar material: -at -fc-primiag-eoat for metal.''-' ' ' '. ". "" " " " it may he exposed through abrasions find detect In* eMsttsUMMSh, tbiSr'aftrwd lead paint#. One of the mttii'-<)d^Sdtft'*--d.'-wrd'j*^BKH.'iii%ai9^SiK!|ed-.^jL the present*'of eh'gate*,, .' v ' - -. ... - Kromlk Structural mmMHiffoi- it-'rmf-motMitgi 4* eMmstessHf film is dry, has maxifoBsh sirgidggleaMtttyi aodrtarffitjr-spioIsas.ls-tteTdieKi-primer for structural metal work. " `- For finishing coats ss MetislaAle. mnm It kbit. 116454) 3 IS 3 05 2 90 0007-SW P-000011652-AH ' j Effective March 15, 1921 Sherwin-Williams Products BRIDGE AND STRUCTURAL . IRISHES. f, ' ' '; LIQUID RED LEAD A pure Red Lead paint in liquid form, . ' SUSPENDED RED LEAD / A combination of Red Lend ntsd Inert pigments that remains permanently ia suspension. Uniform la the container and on the job. RED LEAD PRIMING COAT A combination of Red Lead and inert pigment that compere# favorably with competitive products. l* 3s % bbU, Liquid Red Lend (Pure Red.Lead) (5479) f? Suspended Red Lead (5926).;.. '' Red Lead Priming Coat (15984) 4 40 3 40 2 50 4 30 3 30 2 40 4 IS 3 15 2 25 TARGET AND SEMAPHORE FINISHES TARGET AND SEMAPHORE COLORS ' The importance off the Semaphore blade ia the operation of & railroad demand# that It receive greatest consideration Its -the matter' of up-keep. Clear toned and durable color that hold their color are very desirable; In fact, necettory frtjra the standpoint of serving their purpose of "Safety First" and from the standpoint of economical up-keep. We recommend that target colors be purchased, In enamel form ready for use, aa the color. is ground in a specially prepared liquid, producing a waterproof and weather-proof enamel that ia not affected by item nor sun.-nor by the gases that abound ia.terminal*.and yard. .- / ' ' " ' '' ; . Put up In quart and galtoa eB, '. ' ' ' . , . . in.vamith . 1 . . per gallon Safety Red C507)--.............. .................. ......... .......____________________ _ 4 IS Target Red (76).................. .............................. ............................................................ 3 40 Target Black (6783)...................... .. .. .. ......................... .... ,, I. .11. .1 ._ 3 IS Target green<77),,.................................................................................................. ,,......... . 3 IS Target White(709)_______________ ________________ _____________ ..... 3 is MILE-POST AND CROSSING SIGNAL FINISHES STANDARD SIGN BOARD WHITE Superior White Paint of good covering quality dec whistling-posts and crotsing signal*. Furnished in Uquh White (Liquid) (SSSiS)...................................................... Whit* (Putt} (?) ............... ......................................... .. 1 for use on mlle-postt, paste form. It 2 90 5e 2 80 bbl*. 2 65 25* las 13 12 V4 V (i r\ tt ... A. ?n Effective March 15, 1921 WfiEBwm^wlLLMma p^ooUgts MACHINERY FINISHES MACllNE PAINT Where the surface on which this paint fcto -te-applie.d k a-little rough k ghettld first be primed with Sherwin-Wlllisms-Machine Faint, orer. which when dry* apply two or three coats - of Shetwln-Williatns-^Maehine Fii-kq: thinned with tm'iJen.tin to a brushing consistency,,. The several costs may he-applied iu'one day; 'Let stand over night, then sand and -finkh.-with one .or two coats of--Bher-winWilliams Lustra! Enamel. Machine Paints are furnished in Black, Red, Steel Color and White. Put up in twenty-five^pound pails, one-htandred-pound k-egs and barrels. Black .......... ................................................ .... Red (6S)_.......... ........... *........ ............................ Steel Color--A (GG), B (61), C (62), JD (63), & (64) White (3484)......... ........................ .............................. .. A. per pound nyz ____ 12 U ____ 16 y2 MACHINE FILLERS . Put up to twenty.five-pound pails, one-hundred-pound tegs and barrels, per pound Black (66>.,,............................................... ......................... ......... .............................. ........ Maroon (20076).......... ..................................................................... .. ..................... .... Rad (68).-- ------- ............................................... White (3552).......................................................... .................................... ............................... 13 13 */, 13# 13# - XUSTRAL ENAMEL Specially adapted for finishing; machinery, engines, generators and a variety of . ether metal surface about 'power-houasa sad aboja. tustral Enamel dries in about aix to eight hour* with a rich, lull Initial finish which does not become brittle nor mar easily. The opaque colors have excellent body and will cover tolid one coat over any fair aurfaea,. -. . per gallon la Sa Black (6371)................................................................................................. .. Green, Light (6602)........... Green, Dark (6608)................. Maroon Med. (18069)................. Rich Red (6645) -i........ ................... ................................ ........... ................... Steel Gray (6496)............ ........................................................ ............. ..... Vermilion (66S5).................. Brown (14428)...--------------- -------------- ---------------- -------------------------------- ... 2 45 2 55 2 S3 3 65 2 85 2 65 3 45 2 75 2 33 2 45 2 45 3 55 2 75 2 55 3 35 2 63 i -- 430 0 0 0 7 - SWP-0 0 0 0 1 1 6 5 2 - A I Sherwin- Williams Products GENERAL ' FIRST QUALITY OIL COLORS Sherwin-Williams Colors In oil are pure Mating colors ground In pare linseed oil. They are ground to the last degree of fineness and are unsurpassed in ton,, strength, grinding, consistency and uniformity. The line covers the complete'range of colors usually furnished in this form. Put up In one and five-pound emit, twelve and one-half and tareaty-five-ponad psib end five-pound press cans when so specified. BLACICS , per pound Ivory Drop Black (215)_____ ___ ....-------------.....-------------------------- ----------- -English Coach Black (215)................................... ........... ............................................... Sign Painters Black (102)................ ................................. ............................................. .. Lamp Black (216)............................ ................................................................ 31 %t 31% 40 % 43% Chinese Blue (218)......... Cobalt Blue (1044)____ Prussian Blue (218)____ Ultramarine Blue (219) BLUES 91 V; 67 % 91% 56% BROWNS Vandyke Brown (225)............ .................................... ................................... . ............ Raw Turkey Umber (221)............................................ ............................................ .. Burnt Turkey Umber (222).................. ............................. ........................................... .. Raw Italian Sienna (223)............................................ .......................-------------------... Burnt Italian Siena (224)....-----!-------------...-------........... -- .......... GREENS Brona Green (240)______________ 1... ----------------- ' Paris Green (226)___.. ... .. - .. Chrome Green, L, M fit B (227 L M 8b D)...... . French Crown Green (L 194), (M 193) (D 196) Pullman Color in Oil (25100)---------------------------- 41% 31 % 31 % 37 % 37 % 28 % 56% 31 % 22 % 36 V Visual Red (21768) -- American Vermilion (228) English Vermilion (238)... English Rose Lake (239)English'-Rose Pink (239).. Bright Tuscan (210).____ Tuscan (237)....,..._____ Turkey (220)........................ Indlan (230)_____________ _ Venetian (231)______ _-- REDS YELLOWS Chrome (C. P.) (L 232) (M 233M) (O 2330) and (DO 234). Chrome, L, M, O & DO (213 L M O & DO)...--...... Golden Ochre (235)_____..............-->--. ~------- ... Yellow Ochre(236)................... ............................................... 491 ' 41 V (market 56 V 56 >/ 43*, 41 */ 37 1 36 *, 26*, 51 *. 41 1 31 1 26 1 RY (IS) J50 -- 421 &HERWIN~WlL.LtAM3 FmCM/GTS PLEASURE GRAFT. COPPER PAINTS Copper Paiat-Brown Copper Baisat- Hed (5606)w._~--r-~.-,<~ Copper Paint Green {$798)-Atlantic Copper Paint Brown (S684)^ per gnUoxi at*. gal*. 5 -gals. 3 90 3 15 2 90 2 65 , 1 II2 65 .3 90 2 65 : 2 55 2 40 2 39 BOOT TOPPING Green (9917). Red <18137)-. CANOE COLORS Vermilion <507). Wine (503) .. ... Carmine (500)..----------Yellow <504)____ ...------Blue (502)........ 1E}"-Das. a 1i sen (506).. Light Green (505). Rexpar (02121)......... ............... .. *on* per gallon qfcs, gab 3 45 2 20 3 15 1 90 per package % pt. pt*. at*. 46 87 1 64 41 n 1 39 41 72 1 39 41 72 1 39 36 67 1 19 36 67 1 14 MARINE AND- GAS ENGINE ENAMELS. - per package . % pt*. " pt. ' at*. S_ teal Gry (Ml)..-.... ................... .. 41 Vermilion(SOT)'..............--., , M Green (SOS)............... ................ .----WiJ t'*36 Red ^509)...........------- ----------- --------- *..............i- Black (501)........................................................... ........... ... 31 ,72 1 39 87 1 64 6n7 1I 19 39 57 1 09 ' *!.' S 15 6 15 4 50 5 IS 3 90 (14755)- BRAS-BRITE POLISH ....... per gallon at*. la 1 90 1 55 m------ ALUMINUM PAINT , . ' --.per, gallon '4, LIQUID GOLD ,. ., per package. S4;pt8.' ' Vt pt* ptiv- ; .........*.*,**.**,............ -TM --36 56 1 07 <j*. 1 99 gal*. 7 65 TAXITE (Paint and Varnish, Remoter) (74). per gallon 1* .. 1 65 MARINE VARNISHES' Respar <02121/..-...,-----Scr-not (Interior) (03)- per gallon U ____ 3 90 ____ 3 15 0007 railway and street RAILWAY SALES DEPARTMENT REPRESENTATIVES CONFIDENTIAL PRICE LIST EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY 10, 1921 Subject to change without notice Prices Fa O* B. Dallas, Texas Houston, Texas TERMS; One per cent tor caafa ten day* from date of Invoice* or thirty days net The Sherwin-Williams Co. PACVORIgfc; CkEWSUlWO, HeSMfCAaO, Kak rRAWCIK* ((SttSBV#jU.) SAta Omct AS5 WAHKHOURca i N pRiweipat C1T188 GHBKWm- WjkLMmS PROOUCTS PASSENGER CAR FINISHES WOOD CAR PRIMER . This product is designed to servg- as- i -primary It: is a white lead'' orTm^f. -croma.d. m. are the eorrect-A.oes' tenaciously and seals `thi' Autfaeer WorkgTftelf-' Put up in one^gullou cans, ' waww ^w;otAW^o.d4 wiB Wot `blister MODERN METHOD CAR-RRIMfil. ' Is furnished -in U<sili'd4on..a_nil,m4t comes fromrthe^anf As'iatended--Tor^Uj3e,_U metal and hardwopd -.and^ mnd porous Hurlaoes, -.such as ^eotn-p.osltioo.:ho.rd jifierf fQrir;he:adiiU:iuga-t,:-:h^.--fche-:-va.ddiMo^-' of Elastic- RedhFgf .of-Awo - primed This oMyffhjf t& Modern. Mei-kud primer we know pA;XfAdhere$:|ehhekhMy-hbA .- o " `-J - ' . Modern Method Should-Ifeggoffe -brush -aad- bnished' in : wdDhmuhC'.hei forty-eife-ht hoar# to -dr^Momu^i^^AW'" w ............ '.. ' ' ' ' 'When. ,the prgmtsi.- iSoihls 'lh&ClR' .lor IhlW-SjiF|j,djpklAffi pep for kny lerfgth Of -tttne or to. weather conditions,, I smail- auaafl turpentine should -te. ^dded.-to mike . -. $WtdbM la -Wight- and Darkp 'halfg&ll'Oavand-:;^-hllon-?p.ai!s-.. modern' MiTHon lEAsaic^Riai* . The.use .of-this-is-very important for tempering:Modem Method Car Pdmer- for use oh new wood--~se<s above. . MODERN METHOD- CAM SlSSFMm . .. i, Tidal uged -for building' up tbo giu-facfe:jMrody colof for Uecee4>hlT;hd^tg^e-m6'fe-44im_ft^'fh:-a^;.-i'i^wMl^feu;t%-^-'pfr^fflfji:'%i:Tii:llT^^''' closely knit"andWM'efhstle* ., ...- . - .. . . , -. Whep apnikd oarefuilyj.^tH i,l H Method Car surfacet. pfOduCes:WvAry^i ______ sending'---or JuBtCenbugh'^d knucIt-olT'ffi* hifis..- bs eliminated.' . A LT -. - . ----- ., . -- .................. . ; When -the surfacer becomes .-too fhlek fQrieaiy:WorfelM^:dhe,to':t-hh:can ;:Standinu- pen- for any length `hAmt. or- 'to^Weathirlibngi'tioUs^ a'-imail e'uahHtF---T 'spirit & turpentine hQ-uld;- he'mdclhdTW .mafe;ot--;-"MSf:k'"saf?A-`":' -" . -' ' Furnished In tight :ahd ..dark? half:ta!io`U= :ahd-..gMiQA-pnilSo. O'* .--. . ecW:K `,ir..'y W'r `> . COACH. AND mm SD1RACIR ' (Rubbing) . -A utahdard ear -a^t$$f..;ter,Ilt!liUdlnJEl4y>-.j!^ out With brie|? iihAWuteN.;x Clase--AhjfeyWhrif--ea: ;iih tbfrbbd to s 9nH|FcAvithA'he"i6M'st^iMhMlD^WfM:N.-:;.; an- ' . Put up ixi bhe-galthn cans. F'nr-hishe31:fn- iMghAand Dark, This is impAAnhf ih.-Ahltlung he. reduced With-turpentrne toJ slightly ei-$ knsie`d.o%-ls-u_s.,fla__ pahe'ls rtdulrt---tw.o-or--:more. appheatlousi;-: A speedy `audV: Affective ItDtp. reduce ii:with spirits -of,-t-ugpe_ntine t%i^heagg^ "........................... ` ' the brush -and ap.plysu-g-^at-oue .t8'me^eCT-:-eMv:-aS~ :muci^~--j!mgtai: repdfiy/deforeTtAsits-'^ gram-of the suiface and not across Modern Oogii-s gmimd-exceed^ issgly fme* -and.. #heh:.CPfdp^My''.:hp:piigdyk5ghu^s -yhry-iWfA^^AAdpig. - . , ..- - - - "Modem. MtfthA l&Mjf.sEIFffiis"tee.-iatsdM-Mt-kHo, M.. of-Ho, Q emery. oiMi^,yMiQ.ETa;^nioiiiy.e_ of j# r.awTilhjeed-v.oil; an& M; besgte"' or Just' enough hAnE-Mr. twpreyen the Git frci.m. 'gUm^ittg-W-s-a.hdih'gi-' Furnished iu-L-rght arid liark.i half.gallon and gallon pads. 0007-SWP--000011653-A S her win- Willia ms Products PASSENGER CAR FINISHES CAR PRIMERS AND SURFACERS . per gal* Car Primer (for s?ew 8QfSwMd) |?MS).--.v.M--------- S 4Q Modern Method Cat Pnmer Li.ght.(for:i^eet..gnd.=;moo45i.i ~ ~ ~~~ 3 63 Modern Method Car Primer Oark (for mteeLund wood) (IMS).---r *y- -- 3 *5 Modern Method Elastic Re(hsm-(0)WS). _(The u*e of xhU m'Modem Method ' Car primer tor .uae.on new. wo.ad.i. ver.ydm-porMaL).^:^^~ f Modern Method .Csr.S.urfaeer 2Jigh1:f4rfiq-uid4s-SiKitsag-)-4^.'i0i)v._w_w--lM *--.--- 3 6S Modern Method Car-Snrffieer~X>ek,'-4(*qcdd-------- ----- Modern Method"Kmfliig:---------- 5 *5 Modern Method- .Kaifmg Coach and Car Surfaccr, ------------*-------- - J }J *-*- -- J JJ *o&ch and Car Stirfacer, Bark Crater Rnfebln^lTOyS'Kw^--^-3 13 *{Tfais Surfacer is m semi-liquid form and U fc he reduced-with turpentine, to, brushing consistency for brush application. It casrbe used at it comes from the can for knifing application where it is -desired to surface by sfcat-melnodd CAR BODY COLORS IN JAPAN For years the-Sherwto-WlMsin* Car Body Color# have been &nowWjed tlie best and have 'been standard- n- the .n50stdmp.or.tsnt mil-way haex-.-af the-ccmfitry. It is easy to. make a .car,.body-color, hut It Is not-eaj^-to-p Mkp the-haesY-. grounds, the strongest, Williams Car the dearest .toned:,lmdy:color nd keep.lfcitfmfoTO Body Colors ceat?more per pound than some tl all the time* - Sherwin* a. ^Bafc the. mmmni enough of Sherwuv*Williams Gr-:Body Color- to-pumt -^cur s&4 for three reasons! - * j. Ox! account of purity aud'streugt'h they are more -opaque?-and work - be done with the fewest poBsibla.-munbaf :of-coats,.- - .. 2, On account of their consbtmey -tbey will take more tnr-peutisie^-nr thinner to the pound: of color than .others* it **- * wuad-of-color -will make-moro-purnti :.3S 0a account of their -ss&remdy m gdedlnt,, ^ given amount will spread aver snore surface than, most otlsem.;- - - . The vehicle is a. apedd,span. of .onr own- manufacture,- which &#u$a &bc cotot to Sat and dry quickly, hut afe-hhe same, time possesses the reqmsste.-hm.4in.g propertio. Put up la one and five-potmd- cum; ten and twenty-five-pound psails and, Sv& and tern-pound press cane. RAILWAY STANDARD CAR BODY COLORS. {Quick Drying in Japan)- -- , per pound Permanent Tuscan Red C dd S) ..................-------------- -- - - - - - - - f f Vi No. 8019 Fart Mail WWte4si........................................--.................. ------- No, 2024 Orange (Big Faur):(l8SS)--a.,,,,.-------------- a*.. No. 2034 Chrome YeSlow MX86-M)--,----------- - --- -- --....--------- -- SI No. 2051 Tmc# Red (135)......... ................ .....................................................-........... --JiT No. 8390 Pullman Standard (8390) . -------------------------- -r-------- ...... 36 Penntytvauia R. K. Specification Tacin Red (Ground * 6ttm4 turpentine) focn'll4 (O- D. Color) (Pennsylvania R. R. Standard Shade) (8071) ...------ 56 y2 STREET RAILWAY SPECIAL TRACTION- COLORS ' (Quick Drying) Special Traction Green (3014.)----------Special Traction Orange (1303)....., Special TrBctieO-R4-t4029)-c Special.Traction Yellow (138 M)r... Special Traction Red Ground (4609). -- 403 -- per pound .. 56% .. 51 % .. 1 as% :: U Sherwin-Williams Products PASSENGER GAR FINISHES STREET RAILWAY CAR BODY' COLORS Cat. Mo. . (Quick Drying) . Xmnu4 sMwltii;;::::::::;:::::::::;::;;;::;:::::;:;:;:;::;;; = Sig MIIS ?ll%;^>::::-::::;::;::;;:;:::::;;;::::;:::::::::;:: IN III ill 515 (138-0)...................................................................... 519(4351)................................................................ 520 (8014),.................................................................. 521 (134 L.J.................................................................... $23 (134 M).............................................. ........................................................ .... 56% $23.(134 B).............................................................................. .... 530(145 0)..------------ ------------------- ----------- .......------------------- .... market $38 (French Carmlae.Bt. G!&) (4363).......__________ _..... .... i SI V* 543 (8S5S).... ...... ...........____ ______ ....... .... .. 61% gif SfgSZD------"'--- ............................ $4$ (4887)______ ________________ ___ r._______ _______ T..U_____.. . 5i% 61 'A 554 .(141)..................................................................... 557 (5013)..;................. ................................ ........... .................... .... 61 % 558 (4712)................................................................ 559 (143).-- .......................................................................................... ....46 % 60(Cadmium Yellow (8095)........ _________ market t51 (6390) ....................................................................... 567(4670).............................. .......................... ................................... I.______ r .... Mohawk Red D(4056)--_____________ ___________ ________ _.... .... ' si % 1 n% Mohawk Red t>(436(0--2....1.... 1................................... ....111% Bilectric Cor Body Red(2SS17)............................................. ....1 tttering Color Imttatlem Gold (177)...-............................___________ _ ___ _ . 36 V2 ' MAMELASTIC GAM iODf' COLORS 'Where the color and varnish system- of finishing is mpl.oye^, it-in often fidvisable to use a color varmsh coat. For this we supply and recommend our Baftmetaafcic Color Coat, which is a full bodied, easy working color varaish* It may be used either over a eoafe of Car Body Color m Japan or over a coat of Knamdastic Color Coat -which hat been slightly reduced with turpentine. .Bnfimeifestic Color Coat , may be umd as . cut-in colre ... .- . Put up fa gallon cena. SMASlttMTiC cotdft C6Af (ta-Gioss) :(CuHn,CoUr)' . 1 . When'conMapondtaB QD BMtf..Color* wS-ondar- 35a per pound _____ per gallon .v 3 90 " CAR. SODt CdtCft (tuft CteA) . per gallon Whim. eoMqjkoadt'ikg iQ-t* Soy' CSoiora sell i Sje per pnwui'or-over ..j..... - 4 IS , JCdota ire vandah-epfar cMitaMd mm fowlsfaed Sn ahndea Jf C Body Csstew. In ordering, specify the Rx number of Cm Body Qulek-Bryfag Color which Eoamelastic Car Body Color or Enamelattlc Color Coat is to matclis . Ry (IS) J20 0007-sWp - 0000Hg53 _.g 403 -- &HERWIN- WJLLMMM PRODUCTS GENERAL MASTER .PAINTERS*-COLORS IN OIL net prices per pound 1-lb. 54t>, 1l2bW'~ 25lb. cans cans cans cans Ivory Drop Black (.919)------ --------------------------------------------------- 25VVi 23% English Coach Black (4l9L------ --------------- -------~~----'*> . 2255% 23% Sign Writers'- Black (920)-,---------- 34 32% Lamp Black (92:0) ** 32% Chinese Blue (92I}..- ... 82 *4 80 Vs Prussian Blue (922) --............... _... - 8^2-Vz 80% Cobalt Blue (923).,-,..........................................................fj 48 % Ultramarine Blu.e-(9-24).---- ~~ --~ ~~ ~~ ------ -- -49 49 % Haw Umber (911)............ -........... *..................... -...........- 25 V% 47% 23% Burnt Umber..(^12-)--....................-......................... --------- -- -- 2^ 23% Raw Sienna (913)-,-. ----................................--...................... H . 25% Burnt Sienna (914)-- -------------- -- ---------- - --.-. *227 % 25% Vandyke Brawn (915) 28% Peris Green (92.-5),-,;------------------------------------- ,, ,,S,,S % S3% Bronze Green,(926)------------------------- -- -- --- -- -- --------- -- 2255 y2 23% Chrome Greeu----L (927)---,------------- -------------------------------- -- 27 1%/z 25% Chrome Grcem--M (928),.-- ---------------------------- ------ ----------.-. 2277%% 25 % Chrome Green^-D (929)- ---.............................~~~~.................. 27% 25 % American Vermilion (931) - -- 39 37 % English Rose Dake (932) ........ ........ -- ....... ..................... 52 SO % Tuscan Red (1010) - ~ --------------------------------- -- - -- 3377V5 35% Turkey Bed (lOil)................. ................ ..............--....................... - 37 35% Indian Eed.(lM2)_--..--.......................................-........... 34 32% English Venetian Red. (916)-- -- - - -- 4- -- - 20 18% Chrome Yellow--"LIl 013).....-- ------- - - - -------- -- -.-. 4400% 38 % Chrome lfellaw-'----'M. (1014)- -- ------------------------ - --- -- 40 Vz . 38% Chrome Wio#--O (1015)-.............................. .................... .. .. Chrome Yellow--DO-'{TO16)-*-^ ** L------- - --- - --- --- --- 400. Vt --40 , , % Golden Ochre (917)~-**~-* *.-.---------- - .. 2255% .23.% Yellow-Ochre (918), 21% . . W Vi 21 % 20 21 % 20 30 % 29 30-% 29 78 Vf, 77 78% . 77 46% 45 45 % 44 21 % 20 21 % 20 23% 22: 23 % 22 : 26% 25' 51 % su 21 % 20 23% n 23 % 22 23 % 22 35% 34 48 % 47 33%; -32 33 %; 32 30 %; 29 16%: 15. 36%: 35 8t> %1 35 36 V?: 33 36%r 35 21%t 20 17%. 16 COLORS IN lA^AN'lQutcfc Drying) Sherwin.- WilHams Japan :Coior:-sre:^rQund;e^ceediug!y-fme(':;the-mal;.erl.#?' bei prepared and selected especially .forthe purposes' 3$tey posses all: .the desired-and Recess ary quick-drying and Salting: .properties . : 1. The pigments are the strongmt, purest toned, and most permanent that the markets of the world afford', . . The vehicle is:.a grinding Japan of out own. man.nfaetS: superior, to.anything that Has ever; been used for this purpose. While possessing the. requisite^ Baiting, properties, it nevertheless is a perfect binder, and it is unnecessary to add oil or. varnish to the thinned color, .. Complete color card on request, ./ ,, . - Put no in -one and five-pound cans, five-pound press -cans -ftttd twenty-five* pound pailsc .(For Colors not listed here* use MSO List.) . BLACKS Chemically Refined Lamp Black (179);-* Ivory .Drop 1% R-(122} - - -- ------- - --- Ivory Drop ft (175). ^ ---- - ~ -. Ivory D-ro-pi-SpeeiaLlLSQ) _ - ,, _ ~ --_* _.... Ho. 19 Biacfc (119)-............................ .... ........... ............ . Chrome, b M 8s D (134 L M 8s D) Milori, V (138 L)......... ................... Milori, MUSS M)........-................. Milori, D (13? 13)-.-........................ Swedish, L (4357)........................... .. Pull mast (8390)................-............--w GREENS Cobalt (244).,.----------------- Prussian (14 ?) -- -------- Ultramarine (1,48)...... tale, h (4856) D (8009).. Azure (241) --.......... BLUES 1per pound :::: .... 46% ____ ' 36% .... '33W 56 % 96 Vi 96 Vi 96% 51 % 36% 81 % 91 % 66% 56 56 0007-SWP-000011654 0007-SWP-0000116S5 Sherwin- Williams products GENERAL COLORS IN JAPAN (Quick Drying)--Continued . BROWNS per pound Raw and Burnt Umber (R 130) (B 131) Raw and Burnt Sienna (R 128) (B 129)_________ ______ _______________________ Vandyke (132)........... ............................................................... .. Golden Tan (4887)_______ ___ _________________ _____________ ____________________ Quaker Brown (4861)..._______ __________________________ ______________________ 38% 39 % SI % 61 % 38 % Blake (144)............ French Zinc (4369) . Ivory (4388)________ Silver (143)................. White Lead (4602).. WHITES YELLOWS Cadmium (8095).............,...________ Chrome, t M 04 BO (138 L M O & DO), Dutch Pink (Glare) (169)__________ ______ ... Gold Imitation (177)-.-._____ '__________.... Golden Ochre (142)__________ _______________ Yellow Ochre (1343)___'______________________ Straw Color (4158)__________________________ .(market) III 36 % 39 % 36 % 46 % REDS American Vermilion (243)........___________ ___ ...___ ..... S6 % English Vermilion, L 6t D (145 L D)................................... ........... ............... ......(market) Tuscan Red (125)............................................... .................... 41 % Wine Color, B (248).......................................... .......................... ...................................... .. 66 % Indian Red (124 L is 0)..................... ....................'..........____ ,, 36% Visual Red (25125)......... ................ ............................................... ................................ 56% Venetian Red (126).........___ _.................. 36 % Permanent Tuscan Red (HI)..........-.,................................. ............. .. 66% Ko. 40 French Carmine (Glaze) (149).................... 5 01 % He, 40 French Carmine (%4fe. tubes, net per dor.). ,.........,,.... ......... ..~.... .... 20 IS GRAINING COLORS--PREPARED {Paste Pont, in Oil) Very finely ground In vehicles which enable the colors to comb and wipe out very effectively over a satisfactory ground coating. Furnished In all popular hard wood effects. Put up in one and five-pound cant. Ath (96)........................................... ...................... Cherry (101) --........... .. ................................ .. per pound :::::::: t: Light Oak (96)............... ...................... ............ Maple (96)............................................................ Mahogany (101)_______________________ _ .. Walnut (95)......................................................... Ground Color (99 L, 91 D)................. .......... GRAINING COLORS--IN DISTEMPER {Paste Form. Ground in water without sitse) Very finely ground and choice In tone, hence more desirable than color mixed from dry materials. A full range of coloring pigments. Put up In jars containing about 6 Vs fluid ounces (each jar yarie in weight accord ing to gravity of color). For prices, refer to Trade Sales Section of the Price List and use Dealers' Net Prices. B-HERW-m~WfLLMMS PROOUCTS GENERAL . BRAS-BRITE . A high grade liquid metal' polish. Does not scratch the surface with fine half lines and is not affected by heat or cold. Has no tendency to settle hard in the package. ' . _ . qta. $&~gIs. gaits* (1475-5).......... ....................... ......................... -.......... ........ ................. 49 as l 55 FLOOR-WIPE A combination cleaner and polisher for varnished and waxed surfaces in office buildings and shops. . pt*. qta* . V4 gal*.* $al** 01060) ............................... .......................................... 32 $4 93 1 75 . FLAXOAP , ....: '.An absolutely pure Unaeed oil -aoap -for general cleaning, desmltrt- material that: can be used on patatedlfAXid varnished surfaces^. -Removes fill tflce. of stains and grease spots, and renew^-the-Ioriginal lustreroFt&e surface.- .' 58 % bW# ' . 13% 12% 12 : PHENOLENE : OO..; , .: ' ' A powerful coal-tar disinfectant -for general .disinfecting .of .railway ears,, steam ships; etc. . ft isr from three to--four times isg carbolic *c?& *. ,' ' In the manufacture of Fhenolen^-tho-mw material are-re-dlstilled, eHmlti-ating the tarry acid*-usually found in disiMfectanti this :t3n>e. Pheaolene Is uniform^ non*orrraives and mlzm readily with water. ' price per gal. qt. gals. S gals. . , . i?s' 'i 40.... ; `i. s Qt.. 24 to case? gal., 12 to case* hhh, i 00 ' 50% CRESOL SOLUTION (G P, 145) An official disinfectant: approved by the-Btcreau-rf Animal Industry, LI. 3. Bept* of Agriculture?.................................. ~\ ' '" " " An officially approved substitute for Liquor Cr-csolis Compoftfruft* U S. F. For stockyard, railroad cars, packing houses-,- etc. - per gallon ,. ' 'g. 1@ ' I i 18 5s. 2 00 drum : ' I' 75 0 0 0 7 -SW P- 000011655 &HERWIN-W IL.UAMS PRODUCTS' GENERAL . METAL POLE PAINT Metalastlc 5s recommended for metal poles, metal cross arm* and all (ton sad steel surface# which require a anti-rust protective coating, Metalastic provides an air-tight film impervious to nu, moisture and smoke. 1 5s febls. Metelastic, Brown (5993)........... ............................................ 2 65 2 55 2 40 Metalastic, Black(5891)....... ........... ...................................... 2 65 2 55 2 40 Metalastie, Green (9260)---------- --------------------------- -------------------- 3 00 2 90 2 75 Metelastic, Gray (9550).................................. .................................. - 33 0000 2 90 2 75 WOOD POLE PAINT This Hire of paint it intended primarily for uae on wood poles. The pigment* re finely ground on liquids specially selected for the purpose. These paints possess penetrating properties which provide preservative as well as protective qualities. They work freely, spread well and possets good covering capacity. The colors shown comprise the standard shades most largely in use by leading companies. Other special shade will he made where the quantity required will Justify-special grinding. " .. ...... . As a wood preservative for the part of the pole going into the ground, use Carbolic - ol Wood Preservative, which Is described elsewhere. See index. per gallon Is 5s febls. No, 690, White (5855).......... . ........................ ............... ............. 2 90 2 80 2 65 No. 691, Olive Green. I (5859).............I......................... 2 40 2 30 2 15 No. 692, Drab (5731)................... ........... ......................... .... ...... ......... 22 40 2 30 2 15 No. 693, Black (1627)---.............................................................. I 80 1 70 1 55 No. 694. Bronze Green (1629)................... '1 80 1 70 i 55 No. 695. Olive Green, D (5861).................. -......... ....... 2 40 2 30 2 15 No. 696, Dark Green (5858) ____ ______ ____________ _______ ___ 2 40 2 SO 2 15 No. 697, Bright Red ($471).....................i. .......... 1 80 1 70 1 55 No. 698, Maroon (5860)............................ ........................................... 2 40 a 30 % IS No. 699, Bright Green (9460)................. .................. .................... . 2 40 2 30 2 15 EBONOL - A heavy-bodied black paint for protecting felt, paper and composition roofs, water drain# and underground piping. Its protecting and waterproofing qualities are unsurpassed.'' Acid-resisting. . per gallon bblt. Rbonol C8727)..................................................... .......... ................................................. .. -45-' .:C CARBOLIC-OL An anthracene oil of the highest protective value. A distillate of coal-tar. PoiBemM the mtwlunum penetration. Cast fee either brushed or dipped or sprayed. Recommended in competition with Gtrman wood preservatives aucb as Avlnarius Carbolineum, - la 5s febls, Carboilc-ol (04017)......................... .... ........... .. .... 85 70 ALUMINUM PAINT A ready mixed aluminum paint. "Bright As Silver.'* lisa excellent heat-resisting properties. It cen be used on steam pipes and other hot surfaces with splendid results. Adapted for general use. per gallon (29) ...................................... ............................. ........... .....................................-........... .........' 4 50 - LIQUID GOLD This is a gold paint of exceptional brilliance. Stands beat well and it suitable for almost all work where it has been the practice to mix bronze to the shop, being for more convenient and more economical, . (28) lA pts. % pts. pts. 36 57 1 09 qta. 2 03 gals. 7 65 Gm Erwin-Williams products PACKING-HOUSE -FINISHES NO. 2401 : PACKINGHOUSE FLAT-'WHITE-' We recommend this, a&.tY-"' mi-*.- rsttr.ffi.*. wiiai*.*u lg tnsde-to met.tho-ctu.ai.co:-1 ; cold rooinS, -and the oth^l: '.: particularly, adapted for p*v.>u pmnt and iathe px.Klnct.on-w-.-..;:: Cor all fround best' results.- tv - w ait^exSPec1^..M^ai^xa9^;^i^-f3aocmKoni which has.condensed upon a for re-coating ' bid work-is* ~p- ss heat - -winA teft. lisc the xiAt'f.; Inst Packing^-H.p..-.u.ae. G.loss Wh...i.t..e..........itwhete^-g;lofeS`fihlfh ia desired. 3t`-fa-sanitary, Ssa$---g-.ood covering am! dries- Quickly. Two coats will cover on brick or concrete construction-. ' i .,* -. t>& 2401, PacMng-Honse Plat White-- ____ _____________ 2 05 .. NO. 2402 PACO^e-ftEMISE'. FLAT WHITE- ' / .' This ss lower dr-yingfrnr Ho.f5140-t and fe.-ahaite spedfe&ljyvto.meet gfrgmfcM fce.st-SfUpos which basis sooxe/of thcrpaeking;-:ram$?ams. gelec-t;:pm.nt. -Jghi&^eps it based upon -the- abiBty?bf f^gfcYMlsIpi a paint h6*-fo xh,cefc: under-, hefednibo.hds'tidha,- fofr.l-4t%-fe^^f^EhC-P^^s^^^Mieoa- In p&eki ag-bdirses is 'subjhcfeAd 'tO' hydrogeh ulpMde'fg-gg&iiuhp%^i^-orf-t:W-0;-:d'npw^: menu .of the -plant .addVthtt4'^r-e"mdr^-gMdxia c.odMMam tliat 'haviito^h^met' Mt'dithd^s packing-house tllan. the ^^d?oM^v-1^^LTCo^Ufij6tt>:- dxa practical work and 'under kethaf-c0id|Eb^...4S- offered only whet H^ctaou of the paint is msde on the liydi,ogch.-^ulp%ide t&fc X% fg- Included in o.isr llne only'to meet this demand and to IndaeMe isx&i wd"'<igM ibppi3?. mntensil to--Jtiaeet uii.fMdirement. . / v ,* .'- fe^.- 2402, Pac^ng-Houae at WHte (WHS)... .................-I 9$ 1 'NO, 24i: PAGSIKG-litlBSE SOLAR Pt&XWHITS: 2403. 'Packing-House Solar Plat White (15954).~~ ..--........... .. ... . * ^ no. 24m.:PACKmmMmim^mmB^^a% .1mmimL This* has -been- made- tb meet-ali-i_ is de8ired.. and-.xeprc;'icnts A.-Mfy ijdbfe white, dde* haf&t;yWb '.doe*. *&3ifooiS$ the purpo@es njid stahds- wMI #ude|.;s covers well, one- egionIy beiSg^eSMBiBii-TM*-**: St i* desimibte todress spr - ~ - !-v - ijwh&ze_.mk ttmcl=-%^ah. _____ L -It i* 3?cry si ihe-producta o*d ~ --^.*.'tny^v^on::4-t^f!LT__ _ 'eh. . ' s-w H nfthgmtwt of/miil white. - It 1 used respttdf"Br'tai#refT3 lieeTSnr-hoTMe-ta fao. ; .. . ,_ ...: ^. bbla. 2404, Pecktn-g,H-ouge-0l0gt W4nte J,- -- - -- - - - - ^ ^ NO, MBS SPECIAL .F-ACKINS-BeBSl Ol-OSS WHITE Iss order that you os a v be phsssssd In a 4u?^s-abXe-t>ol^oio to .secure eeroe s^f the competitive buimegi w . developed-thi^`product, whch all t^xr> indicate to b<* qua* to^compeiitivo SigSff^e. m%d far superior:-to -mai - -mi' ditlons found in wcM'ng. pl^nta. a.ndMewedea--astd-ee:ptfes.fufc cxcepMonal yasuc. covers weU, drieE hard and resists-tbe momturc w.Mch. ccmdenBC on .the w@!M 2405 SpecSat Packing'HotsB"e Gloss White (17SS0) bbls, 2 40 t ' CO 0007-S W P -0 0 0 0 1 1 6 5 5 - SHB-nWIN-WlLLIAMS PRODUCTS RAILWAY AND STREET RAILWAY VARNISHES DRIERS AND JAPANS ' DURABLE RAILWAY BODY FINISHING VARNISH For Bssisiilttg coats oa pamenger equipment. This varnish is very durable. ay working, flows out smoothly nd evenly and drle* with rich full gloss. 1 pale In color and represent* the highest type of outside car finishing varnish. <023) la 3 65 5 3 55 bW. 3 40 RAILWAY BODY FINISHING VARNISH For flnlahiag coats on passenger equipment. Dries a little quicker-and harder than Pin*t Durable Railway Body Varnish, nevertheless is exceedingly durable and will give entirely satisfactory results. <02311) 1* 3 40 St 3 30 bbU. 3 15 ENAMELASTIC FINISHING VARNISH This is a long oil, hard gum finishing varnish of the finest type. Designed for the best work on passenger equipment of all Mads Bud is the finishing varnish de scribed in our Modern Method Car Paint System, .- <023) l 3 65 Sa 3 55 t*bfe. 3 40 RAILWAY REXPAR A description of Rexpar ia unnecessary. This varnish it too well known to need description. It should be sold to the trade using or demanding products of a similar nature where a varnish Is desired that will stand extreme condidoas, 1 5s bids. <01302)......... ............................... ........................................................... 3 15 3 05 2 90 FINEST DURABLE RAILWAY ROBBING VARNISH . For undercoats on cars. Tough and durable. Dries hard enough to be rubbed to from two to three day without sweating. Pale in color. This varnish can be used safely for mixing with colors. . . <01515)............................................... ................................... .. 1 4 15 5s 4 05 bbls. .3 90 INTERIOR COACH FINISHING VARNISH . For interiors of passenger equipment. A very pale finish. Dries and hardens quickly with a full gloss. This varnish produces an elastic film. Can be rubbed. ..... 1* 5. bbls. >)........... ............................... -...................... ............... ............ ..... 2 40 2 30 2 15 PALE HEADLINING RUBBING VARNISH . An exceedingly pale varnish for use over light colors On headlining!. Easy work- mg, free flouring and dries with good gloss. Rubs easily, - <01222) Is 3 40 5* 3 30 bbl. 3 15 EXPOSED CAR SEAT VARNISH For finishing seats in open cars. clothing under body heat. <02121) Stands weather exposure and does not stick to . Is 3 90 St 3 80 bbls. 3 65 DURABLE LOCOMOTIVE FINISHING VARNISH . A clear varnish for finishing coats on locomotives. Made of carefully selected materials. Hat great durability. Flows out evenly under the brush and dries with a rich full luster. (01079) Is 1 90 5s 2 80 bbls. 2 65 Sherwin-Wiluams Products RAILWAY AND: STREET RAILWAY TARNISHES DRIERS AND JAPANS . IMPERIAL qMOH JAPAN' . . Will dry well in-from twelve: t eighteen Soars and by itself become* dust-free !n twenty minute*. Boa not become brittle sad is n absolutely safisfactery InetifcJe for me in the car shop. In the manufacture of rough stuffor filler it shows a remark able tendency to hold the Siler In suspension indefinitely and Is so exceedingly elastic that rt_ uniformly prevents cracking of undercoats. An ideal Japan for drying and hardening pism-t and colors-* Also a superior urfcscle-for gold si&e work. (0266) 1* 5* 3 IS 3 OS bbl*. 3 90 COACH JAPAN- ' ' A good strong japan for general ose in the coach shop. (0229)............ .................................... ............... ...................... is 1 75 5* ' bbl*. 1 65 1 50 RAILWAY JAPAN NO. 99 A high-grade japan for general railway use. (833).................. ....................................... ...................... ............. ,,............. la 1 55 5* 1 45 bbl. 1 30 .' - - ' RAILWAY DRIER NO. '66 \ -- A strong reliable mnd economical drier.. Oply ode part m restored to twenty, pgaria raw Linseed Oil to secure perfect drying, . . Is .6 bbl, (0229}-........... ............................................ -..................... -- ................. 175 1-05 1 SO PERFECT METHOD DRIER Tins is a safe and reliable drier that -can be mixed with Linseed Oil in any pro portion-without curdling. Its use will not burn up the paint. Is? 5s bolsi, <01121)......... ................ ........................... ....... _____________ __________________ ........ REXFAR Made to withstand the most severe exposure. For use 02s all exterior surface In depots .aad other buildings* . ` ' ' P f . . * - . ; 1 S'< .-$ bbls, ................................................................................................ 3 3 3 '20 3 5 ' DURABLE INSIDE DEPOT VARNISH t Adapted to all interior work. Works easily* flows out smoothly stud evenly sid dries wi-th ass excellent gloss. It is'very-durable. Is 5s bbl, <02)-.------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------_ % 5 2 5$ 2 4 ' DURABLE dipot floor varnish This varnish t* positively une-walled,. Dries - over .flight sad-em -be walked on next day. - Tough ana very durable-na will stand great west and repeated. #Bt>Sfai8. Is Ss bbl*. {09).................... -- -- s.................................................................. .. 3 IS S 05 3 90 VELVET -FINISH A varnish specially, intended a#!tj^te^UbiirtaMl4W'it'ia 4Wnd to secure s robbed effect without Ihe Jt^feflr^iiS|a^iASf*ftSMfig|-" Dries With-a-soft velvety surface, closely iBjltataeg rubbed fiffch;:. Xi-Very free'wsHrinf, baa good spreading capacity, is--uniform-and dries in swot elgKtliisart. ' - - . Is (01044).--....................................... . -- .................. .......... ............ S 40 5* 3 30 MISSION-LAG '' To be-used as a--fiyt--C08te-?:-'-wteie vheHao is usually used. Is perfectly trens parent. Has greater;.spreading capacity than shellac, is much easier to apply and leaves no brush-marks nor laps-, which me no common in the use of shellac. Mission- lac is perfectly waterproof and is pot affected by dampness, trori nor water. For these reason* it far better .end more ecocotnkal thao sbeUac, ITurthermote, it costs less. A perfectly safe first coaler over wood or filler-. Is 5s bbls. (0879)..........._____ _______ ________ ____________ _______ 3 65 2 55 2 48 .. ' TAXITE - ' A strong quicfcactlon paiafc--*ad -vwBi*li fesHover. If rightly #4 WSbpsattively have no harmful effect on succeeding work. oe not injufe the htali oftie1 work man. Is (74) 1 65 0 0 0 7 -S W P -0 0 0 0 1 1 6 5 5 - Sherwin-Williams Products INSULATING- VARNISHES AND IMPREGNATING COMPOUNDS AJAX CLEAR ELASTIC BAKING VARNISH No. 16 An extremely elastic and flexible varnish. I oil, scid. and water-proof. H highest dielectric strength and longest life under heat. Will bake in from eight to ten hour at 10 degree Centigrade (22 degrees Fahrenheit). Specific gravity 0.S95, Thin with benelne. Intended for use where extreme flexibility and longest life under beat are required, such a on varnished cloth* large-cotta, wound and insulated before assembly, etc. Is a bbls. (020l6)(OJd Rs 0346)...............*.......................................... ............. 2 05 I 9-S 1 80 AJAX BLACK ELASTIC BAKING VARNISH No. 20 An extremely elastic and flexible black varnish. Is oil*.acid and water-proof. Ha highest dielectric strength and longest life under heat, Will bake in from ten to twelve hours at 100 degree Centigrade (212 degrees Fahrenheit)., Specific-gravity 0.900. Thin with benrine. Intended for use where the most erfcrems? conditions of service (exposure to oils, water and heating) are encountered. May be used on cloth, all types of coils* and on both large and smalt armatures. -' Is 5s bbl. (O2G20)(Old Rx 0670)~...................................................... -.................. 2 10 2 00 l 85 AJAX CLEAR QUICK ELASTIC BAKING VARNISH No. U A very strong, tough varnish. Ts oil, acid and water-proof Has highest dielectric strength and maximum binding and cementing properties. Will bake is from seven to nine hours at S00 degrees-Centigrade (212 degrees Fahrenheit).' Specific-gravity 0.891. Thin with benzine. Intended for use where toughness and binding and cementing properties are required, such as on small D. C. armatures, etc. The most suitable varnish for general coil wm'k, also oil-cooled'transformers. Is Ss bbls. (02014).,..,....... .....................................................................................2 00 l 90 1 75 AJAX BLACK QUICK. BAKING VARNISH. No. 23 A very hard, tough, varnish. Is oil, acid and water-proof. Has high dielectric strength. Similar to Wo. 20 Varnish, but I not quite a flexible and does not have m long life under heat. Will bake in from six to eight hours at 100 degree Centigrade (212 degree. Fahrenheit). . Specific gravity 0,882. Thin with benzine. Intended for u@g where a hard, tough,, quick baking v&rnkh la required. Suitable for use on field and stator coils, alao-large and small armature. Is . 8 bfolt. (02023)..... ....... ,............ .........*............................. ............................ 1 80 1 70 i 55 AJAX BLACK'PLASTIC-BAKING VARNISH7 No. 21 A black varnish which dries with a plastic film. In watcr-prcof.-sriebproef sod fairly resistant to oils. Ha. high dielectric strength and very long life under heat. Will bake in from ten to twelve hours'at 100 degrees Centigrade (212 degree* Fahren heit), Specific gravity 0.870. Thin with bensine. Suitable for use ou field sod stator coils; also for use on large armature* and armature coil which are treated with varnish before assembly. Not recommended for use on small IX Cr armatures. Is 5 bbls. (02021)(Old Rx 02005).................................................... .. 1 35 1 25 1 10 AJAX BLACK AIR DRYING VARNISH No. 23 A black air drying varnish which dries with a fairly-, hard film. Hip eacelleat Insulating properties. Is acid-proof and water-proof, -but is not thoroughly oil-proof. Will air dry in about one hour, but requires from, four to six hours to dry in the Interior of a coil. Specific gravity: 0.850. Thin with bensiac. Intended for use where baking facilities are not available, or where longest life under beet and elasticity are not required. Suitable for field and stator coil and all types of tores except small high-speed armatures. An Ideal varnish for general repair work. (02025)(Old Rst 0721).............................................................. . Is 1 35 $s 1 25 bbls. 1 10 . AJAX BLACK. AIR DRYING FINISHING VARNISH' No. 26 A black spirit finishing varnish. .Has good insulating .properties* Is thoroughly oil and moisture-proof and produce a beautiful black finish* Will.ak- dry.-tQ-h-smdte. In about twenty minutes, but .requires more, time to dry. if used-in a-coll.-Specific gravity 0.910. Thin with denatured alcohol. Intended for use .at .a finishing coat to prevent absorption of lubricating oils .and moisture. May also be used oa-motor frames* etc., as an enamel. %s - 5 hhh* (02026#......... ...................... ............................................. .......................... 2 65 2 30 '2 15 RY (15) 128 -- 429 &-hErwin-Williams Products INSULATING. VARNISHES AND IMPREGNATING COMPOUNDS UNDERWRITERS'' BLACK. ACID-RESISTING' INSULATING .. PAINT No. 27 A high gloss black quick drying paint. An excellent insulator, and resists tbe acfciQti of acid and -acid fumes-. Has .no-disagreeable dor. Airdrie in iafooufc thirty mimitcs, S-pecibc- gravity.. Q.&&L Thin with benzine. Intended as -a general purpose paint for -meter b-oards, switchboards, conduits, splices, storage battery cases, work benches, battery room, etc. Is Ss bb! (02027) (Old R* 01174).......... ............................................................... 1 35 I '25 110 AJAX BLACK- IMPREGNATING COMPOUND No. Mi A black solid compound possessing high diolocoric and mechanical strength. 2s. chemically inert, acid and water-proof. -.Drip point 136- degree Centigrade (266 degrees Fahrenheit). Reduced with Compound Reducer Mo. 35. Can only be applied with vacuum -impregnating apparatus. Intended for the insolation of air cooled transformers, field and stator coils, etc. 400 tb. drum, per pound (03113) (OldRacOOTS)................................................. .................................................. ........... 07% . . AJAX IMPREGNATING COMPOUND REDUCER No.- 35 . A' son-oxidising liquid reducer intended for use in - Ajax Black Impregnating Compound Mo. lO, to reduce the coorpomid to any drip point desired, also to main- tain-the compound at a constant drip point. ' 5 bbl*. (02035) --............ .......................... .................................................. ............................ I IS 1 00 ' AJAX POTHEAD GOMPGUND No. Ill A.blntc& pl&stie solid; eompotmd which PostsesB^.MghTdlel^etrie- trengtb is chemi&aiSsr foMsrt -and tborangMy water-proof. Mm a very loeeoeScient .of vxoantloa and eontr-aettem,- and: will Matfosfeafcd of -heat or cold without crocking. Drip point, 87. degrees Centigrade degreeti Fahrenheit)* Applied..fey melting end pouting Intended. fordiltlng-^otMadis and is epeda!ly~suitaMe-itar u@e in- extremely cold climates and dosed type pothe&d*. . per pound ' . 10s ' 4Ds (0311-1)-..... .............. ------------------------------------ --tiYz 00 H- N10802.05 MANUFACTURERS SALES DEPARTMENT ' REPRESENTATIVE'S CONFIDENTIAL PRICE LIST EFFECTIVE MAY % 1921 Subject to change without notice AJAX INSULATING VARNISHES AND COMPOUNDS Prices f. o. b, Dallas, Texas Houston, Texas TERMS: Two per cent lor cash 18 riayg.irottt date of (twice,'or .-60 daya get - The Shejiwin-Williams Co.-- factories: Cleveland,-chTcadoi^nEWflyL san^Francisco _____________' : (EMEBYVIU E). ~__ - _ A........~' SNBRWIN-WiLUAma PRODUOT9 INSULATING VARNISHES Ajax Clear FJftstlc-Bafeliig-Varii-tob Sfr S6426#j old- Jtx 0446) An JB&tte.raejy-. elastic and -Is Has highest di.ekotria strength and- kmgeat Ufa under h'eat,.,f.r-^Vi|L bake-T$ fr.QVi&jgi%h&$Q ten Hobrsat i.0.0 de^rfees!.Genttgradg42:L-2Ad-.^'fj?5lf' Thiq .with bdulsfe,' heat'are requited,. sAAh- aii cm Tarnished rc.io:th:*.:lst-g,i cotig, ymuutLffad fr&#U&ed fee^-e- Hssembiy, etc. Is 5s bbls. 6- -gals, or over...-;^,,_,,__________________ Leas than 50-gals ___,..-________ ___ _ -.. .... -- 50 gals, nr-over ............. .... .................................. --- Electrical jobbers ,, __________ ______ ______ _ _ _ .__ _______ - 1 80 -- l"60 1 ~ 7-0 1 65 1 50 V$Q I 35. Ajax dear Quick Elastic Baking Varnish No. 14 (2014) - A very strong, tough varnish. la oil, a.ridjsnd `water-proof. --Ha.3:.higliesfe-diekctrie strength and ma&uuura .bmdiog-p.nd-cemenAlng-prSiMrfiea. iWQllfo.ak-e^-p-^mmsev-en-t-q- s>?ue hours at 100 d-qgreea OentipikkLJ;3 12 dogra Fs-hrnhwifc>,- ;.#puelCc.- L-irovi-ty 0.091, -wnt-ja Jreazta&f- n.|&nid4.lb? '- whores tqu.ghn-as&.-mnci. -tesitf tt&d cctjpeti-tiqg -propertse-.g ^ve~ required,- such a- cm--small- D-,-- -C. .&Tmtutwr$, $c* The most suitable vaavl^h for general coil work, salsa oibioooJed ti`aslnum.erii:. 6'gals, or oyer___ ____________ *______ ______ ______________ l 70 Less than50 gals 50 gala. nr.over ,,\i.i._-..,_ Electrical jobbers .. ____ _____________________ .. __.... __ Is ^,, _____ _ . 1 '50 5 *--t 60 I 5 1 40 bbl. ........ S 40 i 35 Ajax Clew Qelck Baktof Vwnieh No. A clear v&rnkhLwMeh dmykr 1'4 si??f ' #t-4y0deg?w Cdtipiv..,...^ ... tenMm. Jufc^dea for -mk lor- use on small varnish is required. '' ____,____________ ^ w.bk': Wfe i-gala, .or over__. Less thap 50 gala,. 501 gal, $? over ..... Skctnc-al jobbers . Is 1 65 ' 1 45 58 i is 1 so 1, 35 bbl. i as 1 20 Ajax Gliar .Air Dr?!ai_afl- laWhjVaiflL^ .No.Jiitllitfit A fc|f ?ff(t . 9imUa.c..tsra%t. -; --drM.-;"Ba^e4.ib, -: fs&VenfegCti* dV'iS-c -t'fuerwitjb bendhc ' 5g.fi :&tebrety 33M - use--oh. smell: -Dd- 6 galsTar_ ov er. to ,, ,, Less ' than. 50 .,giik. 50 gals, pr'qverT:k Btectfi Chrj.Wbbd'-s' U l 60 . > 1 40' Tso 1 45 1 30 bbls. I 3D i is Ajax Clear Air Drying PinisMojj Varaish No. If (f1f|9), ' A dear spirit finishing varnish. SimltMt dl to Aj&xd&a&k Air Pr-yUsg FmkhSng. Varnish,-Ho. 25, s ad la 8uVtablr %feor^8` ^^br--yfrms.b k prefer#bk-^b-bkT^-`` SpedSc gravity 0.`919 . U 5s fcbb. & tub. pt'.ovst -_____________ ---w--- 2 05 Less than 50-..._______________ --____________ ___ 50. gfitg^-o-r v-er'i-^^.,,v.-u-- .-to ---- Etectriea) jobbers';................. ........................................................ 1 85 ..-- 1 85 I 90. l 75 . I 75i 68 i 4 '{ !! .-I f fr3 S S 9T T Q O 00-dM S -z.00C A Sherwin-Williams products INSULATING TARNISHES--Continued Ajax Black Elastic Baking Varnish No;-20(42020,- old Rx 0670) Aft extremely elastic and. ftesdble. felas& vatnUh... la. .oil, acid sad waterproof. Has highest dielectric strength .and .isng^sfc life uftderjbcat* Will hake-in. from ten to twelve houwat IOO degrees 12 degrees, Fahrenheit)-. Spccifxe-gmvity 0.900. Thin with benzine. Intended fox u&t -wherA the moat e^tTetae conditions of service (exposure to oils, wetter emd heating)- are encountered,, May-be tiaed on cloth- ail types of coils, and on both large and small armatures. . Is 5s bbls. $ gals, or over . ~~---------- ------- ----------------- ------------- Less than SO gak..---- ----------- ------------------------------------------------------ -- 50 gals. or over -- *............................... -........... -- - Kieotmra! jobbers,,,..*.......... -....................................-............--- 1 65 ; t% * 1 55 r"rc fin * 40 Ajax Black Plastic Baking Varnish No. 21(02021, old Rx 02095) A black varnish which, dries with, a plastic him. Is water-proof, acid-proof, end fairly resistant So oils. .Has hi&h-dieject-rie strength -and very long life, under heat. Will bake in from ten. tO-tweiv.cc-hoiirs-at 100 degrees Centigrade (212 degrees Fahren heit). Specific'.: gravity -0.8,70. . TMtt with b-*iae-. Suitable-for us.e-"Oft field and stator cods; also for use cm large firmaturss^ndMtm&turc coils which-axe-treated with varnish before assembly. Not recommended for se on s-malHD. C. armatures. 6 gals, or ov er ,, Less than 50 gala* 50 gals, or ova Electrical jobbers. Is 1 45 x'35 5s I"35 I 30 1 15 hhU. J-L. 1 IS l 00 Ajax Black Semi-Plastic-BaSlng Vatnlsh No. 22 (02022, old Rx 0637) A black varnish which drife* with a acmi-plMtlc fllm. Is water-proof, acid,fitajof 8nd oil-proof. Has high dick,-trie spremsih and long life nndet: he&t. _ Will boko in from -tea io tweto* desst*** ftaitiaWt|:, Specific gravity ;0870. -- Thin with beftsia*.. 'ffiatilfe-fot-'ase-.sa field -and-stater coifs types of armature*-aad-ar-matufo-.-coifth tnteept vy high-speed srmatHrea. 6 gels. ot over ...------ Less than SO -g*I*4SO gals, or over ._ Electrical jobbers.. U 1 45 iis Ss I "35 1 30 l IS bhia. 1 15 1 00 Ajax Black Qttfek Baking Varnish. Np. 23 (#2023) ' A *ry bard. tough v*roish, I* . oil, dd ad Has high dselec- field *nd stator veils, 0 gals, er over..-- ........-- ......--. Leas, than5: 1I#>u* .--..... -- TM -- ............ . -- --- $0 sfs, or ------ --------- .......-----------......----------------- Electrical jobbers--;....... ........... -----............................... ............... 18 , 1 65 1 ,5 5s fetes. 1 55 1 50 1 35 1 35 ' 1 20 Ajax Black Air Drying Varnish No. 25 (02025, old Rx 721) A black air drying varnish-wblett-drles-with a feifiy hard Bits. Bas_ esscellept insalBltog properties) Is acid-proof and water-proof, but is not `^roughly NPf"?L m'l! &\f tlrv in allotsfc otic hourb-uT-^c-osuires -.from four to.:..hgurs.. bo..,,4ry ijs til Ibi rrior ofa coil. Specific grS rity 0.850. This with benzme. Intended lor use where baking facilities are not ovciiaI.de, or where longest We under beat and eSevticity se'e not reaubvtd. Suitable for field aod_mtor coils "mWI types of armatures except small biaU-Peed atuiatores. An ideal:-Mfrmah for general repair work Is 5s bbl*. 6 gals, or over------ ..--- - Less than 50 gals. ....-------- 50 gals. or over -... - Electrical jobbers........................... I 35 1*15 I ~ 25 1 20 1 05 i*6i 90 352 Pc, 0 0 0 7 -S W P -0 0 0 0 1 1 6 5 5 SHERWIN-WILLIAMS 'PROmJCTB INSULATING VARNISHES--Continued Ajas Black Air Drying Finishing Varnish No. 26 (02026) oik md ^sawas %s fi gals, or over........... . -- - an sLoesgst!ah.a-nor5o0vgearl.a..................:.............71;.Z7 Z7:~~"r.`-I-' Electrical jobbers ........................................ ............... 2"{6 5s ?SWI'S 180 bbls -* ir A|ax Onderwrltor's Black _Aol.C--i^sJfilini..IiisMla-tlng. Paint No.- 27 mm> m m nm . ,,,,,-d h`*h. ?ioss Mack quick drying paint. An excellent insulator, and resists tin IfS.t? fS ?wd atld Ha* no disagreeable odor. Air dries to handle ir. about thirty mmutps Specific gravity 0.883. Thin with benzine.- Intended as : ?POTMse paint for meter boards, switchboards, conduits, splices, storage bat l?ry case*, work benches, battery rooms, ate. * 6 gals, or over................. ............. ........ Less than S0 gals. Ilife pts. . 2 15 ri qts. i 75 iii U 1 40 ilo 5* 1 30 I 25 % *0 febU , 1L <j: AJstt Black Acid-Proof Paint No. 28 (02028) rcss#t the * iSiiIator oexrpegnassedolitnoes. ulplahteuraicdedc!4for paalrcniddnma abe*tt-*y mmk Wschc &@&gt all aurCaee!; 6 gak. or over.............................. ................ . Less than SO gals...............IIITTIII21IIIIZ Is 1 30 -- -0 1 10 5s no t 15 1 00 bbU foi Clear Oil-Proof Core. Plate Baking Varnish No, 29 (02029, old Rx 8908 KA lg varnish which produce* a amooth oil.proof and tenadou* odatia ln- /Srn4TlatsWgfel*'! iof a*mature and field iccooilsil,saannddooiiIu<oLllee</Stratfansvs degrees Fahreubeitj. Specific gravity B.lbfiO, "Tbia'witb__b_.e*5udtnrSem )?? to fifteen tucu - ' ' Is . 5s bhls i^lC^^;;:;::;;:;;-;;:;-:::::-:;;::::; !.!! 1 50 Elcctno^jobhcro............... ........................ .... I 40 I 45. i 30 1 31 ! i:- Black Oil.Proof Core Plate-Flashing Varnish- No, 32 (02032) . LSac&.which produces a smooth oilmroof and extremely tenadou: *j5SPrssl!,tl5$ cqft]nJ! Intended for lasiikting the laminations-of armature sm SSllL I,.aai,!'C00le<S May be applied by flashing the solvent Inc baking over open gas flame*. Bakes in from forty-five to sixty seconds at 400 degrew 0?8650. dThlnw1t*rbenrinerenlieit)` WiU "0t carbonile ""der heat. Specific grlvjt> 6 gals. or over___ Less than 50 gals, 50 gals, or over Electrical jobbers Is 1 35 ____ .... 1 IS 5s ,,' ,, 1*23 1 20 1 05 bble -_ 1 _0: 9- VS2 fl 51 E01 HERWIN~WH*UAMS PRODUCTS INSULATING VARNISHES--Continued Ajax Clear Air Drying Oil-Rroof ofe Plate VaraMi No. 3tt(t>23) A clear spirit yarnich sthiah. pmd.uc..-a. ^Lil-pro^f^-.terssd.Qtse. cmting. Has excellent insulating: properties, gaii: |g_ tMi.otighly=ioil-p.tpofH -Will. five to Specific-mmity 4L&10.' Tliisa Semteired afeolsoL Intended for insulaimg the corejamimmon-s of olS-cooled fr&gisfbrm'gr* also armature n&fieMs coHs. Is 5 bbls. & gals. of over ,, Less than 50 ga-ls 50 gals. or ov.er,,,, Electrical jobbers 1 95 1 90 1 75 1 75 l 60 Ajax Black Air Drying- Core- Plate Varstfsfi Nn. t#2.8 (M)_ A black varnish which. producft' a.moo't:h.''^sja'd'a mu%hme :powisi'iii- dielectric strength. 'add also aids drying. Will air drgin Bdecifc vt%`0.Mth Thin with benzine or ga^ltne*; Intended IWJniml#|^g^ thfc -eofe^laaiihitloiii of &M stator and armature coilit also glr-^.bbliE^tilsIlbrfe&rs. ' . . . .. . U 5s bhU 6 gals, or over,,_,,,,,---------- ------------------------------------------------- **. Leas than 50 galSv.-*. -**... -*.*=.*.*-*,.*.i *-* 50 gals, or owrK.,,,,.,,........ .................... Electrical jobber* --------------------------------.**.. _-- X 4S .... ,,-- I 25 ------- 1 35 I 30 l IS Fig I 00 Special Black Air Drying-Cote Plat#Varnish No. 31(02031, old fix 01131) Similar to our regalia Blgefc-AteBryinf- CoresBIat*: VtnAh. .except ttatit doe* oot contain an loaulabing: i3i:gmeat.:aad doe* sat dry a rapidly. Specific gravity 0.870. Thin with benxfaui or-.gaaotine; .. . 1 St bble. 6 gals, or 1 30 hem than S0..st *u.~n 50 gttl*a'<WC-OV<^ w. f* 'W'Sr<L. &** *A a <3Hv.-Vm& w, - .owa ***** Electrical jobbers*? ** . ILr. i is. 1 00 . 00 85 ' ColHacf(#1164) A biack baking insalattat marsaiBh,: Possesses good insaSatlng .protterties, elasticity and flexibility. Ia water jWBd arid-croof. hat sot eil-proof. J ' ' hours at 100 degrees Ceattgrade (21 Htegrws'T'ahrenlM}. Spec* "Jgs An inexpensive varnish which, may he acid In competition with sei> Armalact etc*" Thin wltMbenates. . ' . Is . S, bblc. 6Legsasl*t.hnonr -o60vegra..l*---------------.- ----.----------.-- --------.----------*-<---*. ,**1*, 3 .5... 50 gals, or o'eer ------ .......... ....... .. ,,.,,..,.5,..... .., Electrical jobber* _______________ ****___ .....___ ....... ,.1 15 .... . 1 25 i 2 1 05 05 90 Lwstrelac (#1145) - ' A black, quick air.dfy!ng;inttlatii;t*rSlhi ,i8ewerada4 Insatatteg-'pi-opw. Hes, fair elasticity *nd flexltmity-. lo _gfttef rtad add-tyoof. hot not oil-proof__ Mf dries in from fourtoi* toara,/' --apeelftS^twyitgsffgfiBr -'SmtaKl^oniiVif^tstoiiK'Siaas1 may be sold in'competition -with ocfc 6 gals, or oyer....----------...... Less than 50 gals, ...----50 gale, or oyer ...------------ ES c c tri c ai jobbcj:s--------------- . .. . la .. ................. 5e l 25 1 20 t 05 bbl*. .. . *, ,,,, 1 05 90 ( I I i J0 0 7 -S W P -0 0 0 0 1 1 6 5 5 -( Bherwin- Williams Pstoauofa INSULATING VARNISHES^Goatlnued Clear and Black Cloth Varnishes We jaakf. a jips nf cloth y bptk!?(? 5><td Ws<j in mateg vsraiAef csipb 1C gnd othfr SRJTf!? of r vafSqsKm5nufac1:iiers^ffer. ^ Tiffele'royf <md thceSg{trj^ee* ter 'sliqi|f| Vay^ifh ^ales Department for recommendations and prices- ' heae .vami^hes are h% Th varfljah Mttjremsmts of the P<t refen'W to the Clear Ignition CaW Baking Varnishes These are dear baking varrsls'hes for use .on ignition cable. Their rnoet lmportaut characteristics are flgsticity, fiesiblHty end resistance to water and oils, Usually applied by special continuous baking inaphiprry. The requirjn*nt pf tbf various manufacturers differ and husmes of this character should be referred to the Varnish Sales' ElepaHmeht for reeammehdotiop* had price*. Clear Bllacfc Wire Eaineb These engmels are baking enamels designed for the insulation of copper magnet wire. Applied'by specigt machinery, each manufacturer having his own particular method of applying and baking the enamel. Business of this character should be re ferred to the yamish Sales Department for recommendation*. ' Red No. 36 (02036).............................. ................... ........................... ...) Price* Black No. 37 (02037)_________ ____________________........ ! fumithed on Reducer No. 15(02015).......... ....................................................................... ) application piscflntiiwei gq# Spfpfei Varnishes s,pw'e pfoue fttstqmew P ?P m tbw 3B nt he ehmufid %p bt|ed % alw*,pr*cii* *hp*a be y(i. fm quantities and packages less than barrels therc&tylqp qviq^tUy shqpl# |?e added. `' . .. . Bbls. Of II Cl* Qufc* Ate Drying (Clew Ajr D>ng N. 1) 01146 Clear Air Drjrwx (Cl Aif Drying Wc< 2). ........ 02008 Special Clear Baking........-------------------------- ------ -- --------- ---........... 0876 Black Quick Baking;.............. .................... ......................................:____ 02012 Spec. fl,cj| pi^fie B#kinf........................................................... ........... } fP rt1 5 ggl. 1 40 get. 1 25 gal 1 10 gal. TO'CT............WWW1........ \\ili\ri"-"-....nrulumiyyyry, ... i" ............................................................................................... .... HOTE--rThe specie gravities s,hown In this price list are computed temper* qture of 15 ^ degrees Centigrade (80 degrees Fahrenheit). Corrections lq specific rrravitv fnr s/fsrfin should be computed on the oasis of .00.07 Shekwin- wsku&ms pnooucr-s IMPREGNATING COMPOUNDS Ajax Oil-Proof Impregnating -Gtiupouad-No, ip.-aoMd compowd-pW-eMing. high .dlekctde. saad-strength,. It b chemically mert", tmpvrwiom to moisture,, @nd msa^ected by mineral oil* cither hot or . cold- Dr-jpjpoSsfc. I30 degrees Centigrade degrees Fahrenheit)- Reduced with Compound` Red* ucer-No.. 34- Cm only be,,4 a-p-plie,da with a* vacuum impregnating appa* tatm, Intended for the insulation of oil-eooled transformer. 4004b. steel drums 400 lbs or over ,,,, Electrical jobbers. 25H per lb 23 Vi per lb. Ajax Liquid Oil-Proof Impregnating Compound No. 33 ( 02033) Ajax Black Impregnating Compound No. 113 (#3113, old Rx 0965) A black solid cbmpoaricS`possessing irigh dielectric dad mecbanical smngth. I| chemically inert, acid and water-proof. Drip point 130 degrees Centigrade (268 degrees Fahrenheit.) Reduced with CdnjpouBs! Reducer,No. 35. Cm only be applied with vacuum Impregnating apparatus. Intended for tb insolatroa of air-cooled transformer., field and stator coils, etc. ` ` , 4(j0 Jb . ;` . . , steel'drums 40 Itjsl of over fSlectricst jobbera-w-. t---- ss Ajax Filllag or Sealing Compound No,- llt (#311i)- A Mack solid compound which I very tough and adhesive. . I. an excellent insulator and thoroughly- stater and acid-proof, Brip point 110 degr^sa-Centtgrade (230 degree. Fahrenheit.) Applied by melting and pounng. Intended for filling in, sealing and insulating apparatus of various kinds, particularly automobile storage batteries. .g^ 3 04b. 40-lb. drama Lew than,`400 lbs.--................. ........................ .J# - }$$ [1% si% Ajax. Pt!iea4 eompouM No. old Rx 11186) A black plastic solid compound which Is very adhesive. Possesses high dielectric BtrtMtb-, its chemically inert and thortraghiy water-proof. , Has a very tew coeffielmt of Mansion and contraction, and will withstand extremes of heat or cold without crack?ng. Drip point 87 degrees Centigrade (189 -degree* Fahrenheit). Applied fey LelfittiAsii pouring, Intended for -911to*;BOtlted* and is especially suitable for ate in'e*trnelvcold-eliswtt* and closed.type.potheada. __ .. S.Sb, 10-ib. 404b. drums Less than 400 ibs................................ 16 14 12 -- EU>rtn&l jobbers --~~~~ 13 ** . Ajax Pothead Compound No, 112 (#3112) Same as Pothead Compound No. Ill, except that the m<_ . degrees Centigrade(2*5 degrees Fahrenheit). Intended for mem heads and i verMwt climates. . J0 !{) Less than 400 lb------------ --.......... ........ .......... Jf 400 tbs. ax over.................................... -...........- f Electrical jobbers .................................................. (, " _ , 107 iverted type pot- 40-lb. 12 n 09 drums 09 07 0 0 0 7 -SWP-0 0 0 0 1 1 6 5 5 - Sherwin-Williams products IMPREGNATING COMPOUNDS--Continued Ajax Compound Reducer No- 34 (02034) A non-ojidisiag liquid reducer intended for as in Ajax Oil-Proof Impregnating Compound No. 100, to reduce the compound to any drip point desired, and also to maintain the compound at a conrtant drip point. ,` hem than 50 ____ ____ SO gsils. or oyer__________ _,, ..................................... ,, , Electrical jobbers........................................................ __ S. ? ^ bbta. Ajax Compound Reducer No. 35 (02035) A aoa-oxidumg liquid reducer intended for use in Ajax Black Impregnating Compound No. 113, to reduce the compound to any drip point desired, also to maintarn the compound at a constant drip point. Less than 50 gals. 50 gals, or over... Electrical jobbers 5. 1 10 1 05 90 bfel* "90 75 VS 2 f 1 St E21 85 7 ! I! Smebwin- Williams Proougt& CONFIDENTIAL* PRICES ON BASIC TYPE DYES Net Prices per Pound 10* ' ' ' A ' B Ptschsiae Crystals XXXX, CP 20A,,.JfcD-T. - 4-SO Rtiehsine Crystals XXX, CP 216 .... NTY 3 75 Fuchsine Crystals XX,*ePOT:.*... TOY 3.95' Fuchsiae Powder AAA, CPX34._____ RSI 3 60 Fuchaine Powder A A, CP 13S ADT 3 20 100* : barrels A M -A B NDY 4 IS HRT 4 II NST 3 70 NUT 3 90 SKY 3 55 ADY 3 15 NSY WFY HAT ART 3 65 3 85 3 50 3 10 25-ib, tin* 10c advance over barrel price 8-lfo. tin* 20c advance over barrel price 1-lb. tin* 25c advance over barrel price ., i 1 % V* ? s ' i A CONFIDENTIAL PRICES ON CHROME TYPE DYES Net Prlceu par PoaraS ' 100 AB barrel* AB Chrome Black B, CP JOI. HYT 1 IS DT 1 OS Chrome Black BB, e.S499..., Chrome Black'JB, CF 125.... H3E-Y 1 5S HSY 1 50 1 IS D-T - i OS ~ AtUarias Oranse RN, CP 108 gf iY 1 20 HYT 1 15 AlUarine Brown 3 R, CP-151... .jyf* 1 05 RT 95 i -! DT 1 OS RT-- 9S HDT 2 10 HRY 1 95 i 1 ;i 25-lb. fan* lOe advance over barrel price 5-!b. tin* JOe advance over berrel price i-Ib. tins 2Sc advance over barrel price \ . CONFIDENTIAL NET PRICES ON FUR DYES'-'-Y ' Net Prices per Pound ' ' ;; ' 10* 100* A B. A -B ' barrel* A 'B Univenml D, ....... ERY Universe! P, MTX - tlniveraol DB.-CR.-18m.-___ ....... ANT UnivertoJ X, N3fX-132. . ... - HFY- Universe! GQ. HYX 133........ ..-l.t NTY 2 15 2 35 2 SO 1- 85 3 75 HRT AYT - any; HTT nst 2 10 2 30. 3 55 1 80 3 70 ,HRY AYY AAT htyNSY S OS . a 25 2 30 t 43 3 65 25-lb. tin* 10c advance over barrel price. S-Ib. tin* 20c advance over barrel price l-lb. tin* 2 Sc advance over barrel price , CONFIDENTIAL NET PRICES ON SBfeftWIIA UNION DYES ' Net Price pet Pound; ' ' " . i " tA B 10 lb. tin* " barrels A BAB Sherwill . !HTX_ 1 70. _ HSY 1-60 hnx. 1-50 Sherwill Union FastrHiik; -- -H.T.Y 1 70 ' Hv'if 1 SO HNY 1 50 SherwHl Union Fast Rsd_B^.^ *-- J3XX Sherwill UnioiiL-^att8^^--5^vv.-w-A. ~> HSY 1_ 70. ITS ~ I'lSY HNY 111 1 X1L 1 40 ShetwHI.Union Bro_ws%;.Or^'6 H 1 75 " HST T. 65 : HNT 1 55 Sherwill Unto . AYT * -as HST 2 05 HOT .1 S3 Sherwill 'Union _ 0ST 1 S3 HAT 1 46 ' .'HYT 1 25 Sherwill. Onion Qmsw-Q\;^ AYY .2 15 HRT 1 95" HPT 1 7S Sherwill' 0salon. -- ,,--- hit; 1-75 AST 1 65 HNT 1 55 Sherwill Unton MmtM-,.,, ASY 2 60 AAY 2-40- AYY 2 20 Sherwill Union- HTY 1 70 HSY 1 60 - HNY . 1 50 Sherwill Union Bl&e& Conc- ....... ..... HST X 65 HAT ' 1 45 - HYT - 1 25 D. o; & C* F21 -- 625 H i. in in V> H o o o CM m \ o o o 4$ SHEFWflSI-WlLLIAMS PRODl/OTB INTERMEDIATES Subsequently wc. are describing a:-,nuntfoer- of -the mediates manufactured' by m w-hlcbee^v4ry- ge-a.era;liy*'e.mpioyM;M:-ri'i|Cm4awto':iisf^' of dyes &ad colors, Although-the largest-. demandi for these Intermediafe ft with the dye and color, manufacturers,, there are, however, large quantities employed by the textile dyers- and -cotton printers,. _, Detailed instructions and formulas for individual uses will.foe: furnished by us upon receipt oi complete information as to how the goods will he used. -BETA NAPHTHOL This product Is mi organic chemical known under -the heading of Intermediates in the dye industry. Its most important use is in conjunction with Paramtraniiine, de scribed heremunde.r, to form Para- Red `-Dry-Colors. It is also extensively employed in conjunction with Parnmfcramime for use on cotton as- well as-with Tohudine M and other Intermediates.. Another important use is its conversion through..chemical.. action and in manipulation with oilier Intermediates for the development of many dyes. . . , ., Our Beta N&phtfo! ft commercially pure, knnwn-as. the dist-Uld-q-iia!s-ty-, hs-um-g a melting, point of X21 to 122 degrees. Centigrade, which is equal to the very finest quality offered at any time. It ft as free From Alpha content .m .any Beta Naphtfool offered. It is.supphcd in powdered form, being very finely ground and is snow white tn appearance. . Supplied in barrets and smaller packages. Barrels weigh approximately 300 pounds net. C10H7OH** 1.44,1 . Melting point, 1-21.5 % - Colon 'White with slight grayish tinge. Distillate;. Clear--no pitch. . Alpha Naphthol content: .2% or less. PARANWRANttlNB1 ' This product is also an organic- chemical classified as .an Intermediate and em ployed extensively in the dye and color industry. Its principal U8-.e.i.8.in.-the. manu facture of Para Reds, which are. formed by combining PaxantranUine with Beta Naphthol.- -. . . . , Para Reds are furnished m-- insoluble pigment form such as our Pam Toners, Oriental Re.cft, etc,, mud employedh.v.-llfchographers. paint mam^-ctyxegsigtot-ton: piec-e goods printers and papermtan-ufaetwera^.the.'tw-aiat.te^>,-ho^eve%i'g'e-n.ea.l:l-yspur.chas- ing the material in pulp form, ^hat-is,-W5th--the-:.addio^ot a-'p.ercenfcag:'.of water, parabitranUisse ft. &k used m developer for other dyes,.'--and when so employed its particular characteristic foeing- mfeg.eas'ed-Tas-tness: to- Vmht &nd.. washing - P.ara.m- traniline .Is a so converted through'efiemical nelion into many other products used in the manufacture of dyes. .. . The quality-of Pamnitfaniline f.urai&ke-dby us ft commercially pure, having a melting point .-of 1 #7. degrees Centigrade. It ft--furnished m powdered form, very finely ground, and has a clean, foifg-ht-ycllow-cohjr. - - Supplied in barrels and smaller packages. Barrels -weigh approximately 300 pounds net. ' 1.4 N02CSH4 NH2 **138.1 - . S-W SPRCIFI-CATTOH-S Light yellow crystals. Moisture less than I.%: Melting point: - S4SA~147 Ci: TEST FOR 1MP-BRITXES A& FOLLOWS: Dissolve: Nitranillne &J* grams-- m Water .20 ce25 cm - Bet a, cc. (28%).. . Heatuntliin soluiion4dO-ao.fcMlow-fo.-:-lmiI^ ... Cool with crushed see to 0 to 5 C^and add m one portion; Sodium Mituate--2 % grama dissolved m._2S~ dO cc water After a few mmutcs*--6tjrn-:ridliute:iE'O.--l&.0." cc. Solution should be .ouly -sl.rghtlyr-^^udyv ' ................. '--MONQSWMIG-AetB-2i7- ' " '.................. ... Mouoiuifohft. primarily in. conjunction with Bct.avSapSTijdSnd^mnftranifme Fo sorm Dark Fans Red Lakes andTkme-rs, . B-y an addi.ttpm:qf:tins-..ir^a-teeaI_to the Intermedigies Param tranihne ami" formed wltho.uLtho Is also employed m eoniuavtimt: -W.ithAB'eta -Maplsthfi! and PafumtranUfhfe by '`the textile industry^for-cottCiS. dy^.g-vh^fiKa^i;;:. s, It is furnished,'hx.TK>:mier%d:Toriny very ground.,, having a grayish-white appenrimee, the same-wall atartdah^W:nda'%f"frfo-rs: tiihf&rt&L Sodium Salt of Beta'Hap-hthbFf'SulphohT^ Add 2:1 CIRHS .(012)303 -Ma^24Cl SrW SFEC-rMcATI-O-NS- ,, White powder containing 70% of pure active Mono Add and 30% inactive inm-gonic Salts. . Cc-rnp]c:fe!y soluble iri wafer. 0 0 0 7 -S W P -0 0 0 0 1 1 6 5 5 - :.i ' i S herwin- Williams Produots CONFIDENTIAL PRICES ON BASIC TYPE DYES - , Net Prices per Pound -, 10. 1008 A B , A- - - Fuchsine Crystal. XXXX, CP 204. - Hy Fuch.ine Crystal. XXX, CP 216.. .. STY Fuchsine Crystals XX, CP 214... SRT Fuchsine Powder AAA, CP 134...,. .. SAT Fuchsine Powder AA, CP 13S-,,._. SST 5 35 4 75 5 J0 4 50 3 70 TOT SST SRY SAY NS Y 's'30 . 4 70 5 05 4 45 3 65 254b. tins, 10c advance over barrel price. 54h. tine, 20c advance over barrel price. I4fo, tins, 25c advance over barrel price. A TYY SSY SOT SIT NNT B 5 25 4 65 5 00 4 40 3 60 'CONFIDENTIAL PRICES ON CHROME TYPE DYES Net Prices per.Potmd 100 AB Chrome Black B, CP 101____ Chrome Black BB, CP 209,,.,. Chrome Black JB, CP I25,,._ Alizarine Orange RN, CP 109 Alizarine Brown 3- R, CP 151, Alisarme Brown B, CP 152.. Alizarine Red B, NYX 120... 1 45 _ _ . HTY 1 55 HSY 145 HAY ` 1' 25 . HHY 1 15 . HHT 1 20 . ANY 2 35 25-lb. tins, 10c advance over`barrel price. 54b. -tins, 20c advance over barrel price, 14b. tins, 25c advance over barrel price. barrels A B imr HSY . HNY HHY HYY HYT AHT 1 1 4so0 t 1 4200- l 10 l 15 2 30 CONFIDENTIAL NET PRICES ON FURJDYES. " .'Net Prices per Poarid - _ , MOa 100s ' A' B A. B Unlveraol D. CP 120-.______ _ Uaiversol P, NYX 131........................ Uaiver.ol DB, CP 189____.____ __ Uniyersol X, NYX 132..........-____ _ Uaiver.ol GO, NYX 133......... ........... ANT AFT NB-Y AHY SHY 2 60 2 90 3 35 2 35 4 -35 ANY AFY NYT AYT SYT 2 85 3 30 '2 30 4 30 254b. tin, 10c advance over barrel price. 54b. tin, 20c advance over: barrel, price. 14b. tine, '25c advance over barrel price. barrels A B ATT NYY AYY SYY 2 80 2 25 4 25 CONFIDENTIAL NET PRICES ON SHERWILL UNION DYES Net Prices per Pound . 1*. AB 10-lb. tins AB barrels AB Sherwill Uaion Yellow GX____ ____ __ ANY 3_SS-- AHY- -2-35- -- *yy- IhSwil n2-K I#S! I??,?TM............... NYT 3 30 ART 3 10 AOT Iwf5 S -1TM ast ReB*-'"*............. ANY 2 55 AHY 2 35 AYY IwTil Kn;n gTM11*' j?...................... HRY 2 05 . HFY1 85 HTY IwSS Rn}" rown --------------- ANY 2 55AHY 2 35 AYY Iw?- } n"!n n--W................. ATT 2 80 ANT 2 60 AAT Sherwjll Unton Seal Brown B_____:__ ANY 2 55 AHY - 2-;3S- - AYY Stem Uaioa Green G........... aff 2 35 HDY 2 15 HRY Sherwill Ua;oa Bright Blue AHY 2 35 HDY 2 15 HRY IJHS H:0 et '2,?itls------ NyT 3 30 ART 3 10 AOT j jx 3 00 2 25 1 25 2 2S 2 50 2 24 I of 2 05 3 00 Sherwil!l tUTn?iSonn tBt,laaVcfk ?Clounee.B...-..-..-..-.-..-.-..-..-.-.... HBOIT 22 0103 HHOTYT I1B8S0 HHSFTY 1l 8750 8 )1 9 .$ CHUStf.lOUS 007-SWP-000011655-:K 4 / % t