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FLOORCLOTH , a rough flannel
cloth
term
trade
cloth
cork
carpet
Galloway , but did not attract much attention till about 1862. It was essentially a preparation of indiarubber masticated up with ground cork
pumice stone before the application of the next. Its surface is ornamented with patterns printed in oil colours by means of wooden blocks. Linoleum (linum, flax, oleum, oil), patented by F. Walton in 186o and 1863, consists of oxidized linseed oil and ground cork. These ingredients, thoroughly incorporated with the addition of certain gummy and resinous matters, and of pigments such as ochre and oxide
wear
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