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Brazil, the land of rubber : $b At the third international rubber and allied trades exhibition, New York, 1912Brazil. Commissão, Exposição internacioncal de borracha de New York, 1912

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Brazil, the land of rubber : $b At the third international rubber and allied trades exhibition, New York, 1912

Name: Brazil, the land of rubber : $b At the third international rubber and allied trades exhibition, New York, 1912
Author: Brazil. Commissão, Exposição internacioncal de borracha de New York, 1912

Brazil. Commissão, Exposição internacioncal de borracha de New York, 1912

Rubber -- Exhibitions; Rubber industry and trade -- Brazil

Asbestos and all its derivatives.
    Alexite.
    Algina.
    Amiante.
    Asphalt.
    Astrictum.
    Russian.
    Birch.
    Animal and Vegetable Tar of lignite, hulha and all their derivatives.
    Bitite.
    Bitumen.
    Colorifugos and all its derivatives.
    Cerasine.
    Cork.
    Cellulose and all its derivatives.
    Esbetine.
    Eshalite.
    Fermantine.
    Fassilite.
    Fucasine.
    Gasoline.
    Gelatine.
    Gilsonite.
    Hermetine.
    Karphite.
    Lava.
    Ledererite.
    Lithine.
    Lithocarbon.
    Manjak.
    Marloid.
    Mica.
    Mecanite.
    Oil of Tar.
    Okonite.
    Ouralite.
    Ozocerite.
    Ozotere.
    Vegetable.

j. =Divers Materials=:

    Citric acid (C⁶ H⁸ O⁷).
    Azotic acid (H. N. O³).
    Salicylic acid.
    Sehacic acid.
    Oxalic acid (C² H² O⁴).
    Oleic acid (C¹⁶ H³⁴ O²).
    Tartaric acid.
    Agalmatolite.
    Areometers.
    Alkalies.
    Ammonia.
    Salts of Ammonia.
    Aluminum and its derivatives.
    Alum.
    Starch.
    Auhydrite.
    Autibenzine Pirine.
    Astraline.
    Atmold.
    Whale Oil.
    Balenite.
    Balons.
    Salts of Baryum.
    Materials for bleaching.
    Bolus.
    Camptulikon.
    Afridi Wax.
    Japan Wax.
    Caruabuba Wax.
    Carbarundum.
    Materials for
    Beech Creosote.
    Chlorhydrate of Quinine.
    Cyanuret of Potassium.
    Caseina.
    Ceramyl.
    Vegetable Coal.
    Coal Dust.
    Horn.
    Mineral and Vegetable Waxes.
    Fish Glue.
    Coralline.
    Caokaline.
    Leather.
    Copper and its derivatives.
    Dextrina (C¹² A²⁰ O¹⁰).
    Dextrose.
    Diamond.
    Dichlorohydrine.
    Dielectrics.
    Dielectrine.
    Eburine.
    Sponges.
    Tin and its derivatives.
    Eternite.
    Flour.
    Potato Sediment.
    Felds Pathe.
    Fibroleum.
    Metallic Wires.
    Sheets of Tin.
    Lasts.
    Fuller.
    Fustian.
    Galalithe.
    Gas.
    Gaze.
    Fish Glue.
    Glucose.
    Glutin.
    Graphite.
    Mineral Oils.
    Gypsum.
    Hemalite.
    Hatschetine.
    Hydrofugine.
    Koalin.
    Kisselguhr.
    Compound Kirrage.
    Lactoleum.
    Lederine.
    Limeite.
    Lactoite.
    Lactites.
    Material for Polishing.
    Magnalium.
    Magnesium and its compounds.
    Magnesia.
    Magnesia Calcinated.
    Marble Dust.
    Morocoline.
    Nickel.
    Salt of Nipa.
    Nitronaphtaline.
    Organdim.
    Bones.
    Pagodite.
    Pantasote.
    Petrifite.
    Earth of Pipe.
    Pumice Stone.
    Phosphorus.
    Plombago.
    Pluviosine.
    Salts of Potassium.
    Poudre Rouge.
    Anti-ronille.
    Sand.
    Salitre (Nitrate of Potash K. N. O³).
    Soap.
    Sawdust.
    Silicates of Aluminum.
    Bronze Silicium.
    Hides.
    Luberine.
    Luberite.
    Metallic Sulphuret.
    Isinglass.
    Tannico.
    Metallic Cloth.
    Turfa.
    Tripoli.
    Trichopiese.
    Hulha Varnish.
    Wood Vinegar.
    Vulcoleina.
    Wallasine.
    Waterproof Varnish.
    Whaleboline.
    Xylolithe.

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Brazil, the land of rubber : $b At the third international rubber and allied trades exhibition, New York, 1912Brazil. Commissão, Exposição internacioncal de borracha de New York, 1912

History

Brazil, the land of rubber : $b At the third international rubber and allied trades exhibition, New York, 1912

Brazil. Commissão, Exposição internacioncal de borracha de New York, 1912

Rubber -- Exhibitions; Rubber industry and trade -- Brazil

Asbestos and all its derivatives.
    Alexite.
    Algina.
    Amiante.
    Asphalt.
    Astrictum.
    Russian.
    Birch.
    Animal and Vegetable Tar of lignite, hulha and all their derivatives.
    Bitite.
    Bitumen.
    Colorifugos and all its derivatives.
    Cerasine.
    Cork.
    Cellulose and all its derivatives.
    Esbetine.
    Eshalite.
    Fermantine.
    Fassilite.
    Fucasine.
    Gasoline.
    Gelatine.
    Gilsonite.
    Hermetine.
    Karphite.
    Lava.
    Ledererite.
    Lithine.
    Lithocarbon.
    Manjak.
    Marloid.
    Mica.
    Mecanite.
    Oil of Tar.
    Okonite.
    Ouralite.
    Ozocerite.
    Ozotere.
    Vegetable.

j. =Divers Materials=:

    Citric acid (C⁶ H⁸ O⁷).
    Azotic acid (H. N. O³).
    Salicylic acid.
    Sehacic acid.
    Oxalic acid (C² H² O⁴).
    Oleic acid (C¹⁶ H³⁴ O²).
    Tartaric acid.
    Agalmatolite.
    Areometers.
    Alkalies.
    Ammonia.
    Salts of Ammonia.
    Aluminum and its derivatives.
    Alum.
    Starch.
    Auhydrite.
    Autibenzine Pirine.
    Astraline.
    Atmold.
    Whale Oil.
    Balenite.
    Balons.
    Salts of Baryum.
    Materials for bleaching.
    Bolus.
    Camptulikon.
    Afridi Wax.
    Japan Wax.
    Caruabuba Wax.
    Carbarundum.
    Materials for
    Beech Creosote.
    Chlorhydrate of Quinine.
    Cyanuret of Potassium.
    Caseina.
    Ceramyl.
    Vegetable Coal.
    Coal Dust.
    Horn.
    Mineral and Vegetable Waxes.
    Fish Glue.
    Coralline.
    Caokaline.
    Leather.
    Copper and its derivatives.
    Dextrina (C¹² A²⁰ O¹⁰).
    Dextrose.
    Diamond.
    Dichlorohydrine.
    Dielectrics.
    Dielectrine.
    Eburine.
    Sponges.
    Tin and its derivatives.
    Eternite.
    Flour.
    Potato Sediment.
    Felds Pathe.
    Fibroleum.
    Metallic Wires.
    Sheets of Tin.
    Lasts.
    Fuller.
    Fustian.
    Galalithe.
    Gas.
    Gaze.
    Fish Glue.
    Glucose.
    Glutin.
    Graphite.
    Mineral Oils.
    Gypsum.
    Hemalite.
    Hatschetine.
    Hydrofugine.
    Koalin.
    Kisselguhr.
    Compound Kirrage.
    Lactoleum.
    Lederine.
    Limeite.
    Lactoite.
    Lactites.
    Material for Polishing.
    Magnalium.
    Magnesium and its compounds.
    Magnesia.
    Magnesia Calcinated.
    Marble Dust.
    Morocoline.
    Nickel.
    Salt of Nipa.
    Nitronaphtaline.
    Organdim.
    Bones.
    Pagodite.
    Pantasote.
    Petrifite.
    Earth of Pipe.
    Pumice Stone.
    Phosphorus.
    Plombago.
    Pluviosine.
    Salts of Potassium.
    Poudre Rouge.
    Anti-ronille.
    Sand.
    Salitre (Nitrate of Potash K. N. O³).
    Soap.
    Sawdust.
    Silicates of Aluminum.
    Bronze Silicium.
    Hides.
    Luberine.
    Luberite.
    Metallic Sulphuret.
    Isinglass.
    Tannico.
    Metallic Cloth.
    Turfa.
    Tripoli.
    Trichopiese.
    Hulha Varnish.
    Wood Vinegar.
    Vulcoleina.
    Wallasine.
    Waterproof Varnish.
    Whaleboline.
    Xylolithe.

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Brazil, the land of rubber : $b At the third international rubber and allied trades exhibition, New York, 1912

Brazil, the land of rubber : $b At the third international rubber and allied trades exhibition, New York, 1912

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