Compositions of white glasses and glassworks of all hues and varieties of color and good recipes by Jean Nicolas Walter (3 p.) --
Here are different compositions of ordinary glasses: no. 1 ; No. 2, for drugstore phials --
No. 4 , ordinary glass, common glass for lamps and bottoms --
White ; Heavy blue ; Sky blue ; Green --
Blue ; Lilac blue ; Amber --
Amber ; Black ; Purple ; Green --
Another green ; Green ; Double green (for doublet) --
Blue sapphire ; Double blue (for doublet, for coating ware #I); Blue to make twists in vases and pharmacy jars ; Sky blue ; Yellow amber --
Jaspite (marble color) ; Copper red ; Yellow glass --
Gold red ; Green, sea water ; Amythest or purple lilac --
Paris red --
Brown or brick color ; Ordinary crystal for moulding and cutting --
Another composition for crystal done at South Ferry for moulding ; The best quality of crystal --
Crystal for doublets --
Ordinary soda crystal ; Ordinary glass without lead --
Ordinary glass for chimneys and lamps ; Ordinary crystal for lamp glasses --
Canary, beautiful yellow color ; White glass, opaque --
Tender white opal --
Opaque blue ; Alabaster (rice paste) --
Alabaster clear blue ; Alabaster green orient ; Blue opal ; Red opal --
Other opal ; Ordinary amethyst ; Beautiful green color --
Ordinary green ; French enameled white --
Turquoise color of birds eggs ; Another turquoise ; Golden ruby, fine color for doublet --
White opal ; For yellow canary --
No. I ivory cane small pot (date stamped Nov 11 1912) ; Strong cobalt blue cane (small pot) (date stamped Nov 11 1912) ; Greenwald brown spall pot (date stamped Nov 20 1912) --
Wenatland ivory canes small pot (date stamped Nov 20 1912) --
Glass receipts tried at Mr. Bachs house for jewels. This is our original ruby batch (2 p., dated July 15, 17 and July 26, 17) --
Golden ruby taken from Walters receipts ; Sea green or green sea water composition #4 from Walters receipt --
Owe Sacks 3 hundred dollars --
Owe Sacks on wages frome September --
Ancient & new weights used in this book.