ALBATA See German Silver. AMALGAMS Mercury and other metals. BATH-METAL Copper and zinc. BELL-METAL Copper and tin. BRASS Copper and zinc. BRITANNIA METAL Tin with antimony, copper, and bismuth. BRONZE Tin and copper. BRONZE ALUMINIUM Copper and aluminium. CANNON-METAL Tin and copper. DUTCH GOLD Copper and zinc. FUSIBLE METAL Bismuth, lead, and tin. GERMAN SILVER Copper, nickel, and zinc, with, sometimes, a little iron and tin. GOLD (_standard_) Gold with copper. GOLD (_old standard_) Gold with copper and silver. GUN-METAL See Cannon-metal. MOSAIC GOLD Copper and zinc. OR-MOLU Copper and zinc. PEWTER (_common_) Tin and lead. PEWTER (_best_) Tin with antimony, bismuth and copper. POT-METAL, COCK-METAL Copper and lead, with, sometimes, a little zinc. QUEEN’S METAL Tin with antimony, bismuth, and copper. SHOT-METAL Lead with a little arsenic. SILVER (_standard_) Silver and copper. SOLDER Tin and lead. SPECULUM-METAL Tin and copper, and arsenic. STEREOTYPE-METAL Lead, antimony, and bismuth. TOMBAC, RED TOMBAC Copper and zinc. TUTANIA See Britannia metal. TYPE-METAL Lead and antimony. WHITE COPPER (_Packfong_; Copper and arsenic. _Whitetombac_) [Footnote 27: For the proportions of the component metals, refer to the alloys under their respective heads.]