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Click Here To Edit Frigidarium Experimental 4 December 1799

Preservanda

1. Calves Hearts

2. Rabbits in the
Hair. —

3. D<hi rend="underline">o</hi>. Trussed.—

4. Sprats.

5. Milk. —

6 Flowers. —

7. Jelly:with Water
for a Nidus
to prevent mould.

8. Oysters out of
the Shell. —

9. Calves Liver.

10. Lemon Juice.

Closings
or
Stopples.

1. Simple Water
Stopple on the lip

2.D<hi rend="underline">o.</hi>. with an Oil
covering.

3. Bladder tied
down upon the
Neck with a
waxed thread to
bite upon. —


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Vessels For observing the changes in Fruit long narrow bottles such as they use in Pickle Shops Hooped Barrels- Confectionary Glasses to be closed with bunngs.- Over the conical Neck a Bladders, tons, or small turine, immdiately in contact with the Neck for the string that tied down the bladder to bite upon. Earthen Pans with a Groove for f the cover to fit into then the juncture to be luted with putty or some other lute. If the Vessel is not to be plunged into water the outer grooverim of the rimgroove to be lower than the inner that any superfluous Water may rather run in than out. Each Vessel to have a conveniency for attching labels by packthread to mark the day of introduction—

Nidus's.

1. Air insulated

2. Air open.—

3. Bran.

4. Flower. —

5. Salt undeliquescent.

6. Sugar in Powder.

7. Do Powdered. —

8. Sand.

9. Melted Suet.

10. Water. —

If the Nidus be
Water, Oil at top
to cut off the communication
between
the subject
and its Air
discharged. —

Jelly. —

States of the
Subject-Matter.

1. Natural as

when Kill'd.—

2. Skinned but

not imbowell'd

3. Skinned and
imbowelled but
not cut up. —

4. Par-boiled.—

5. Half roasted.

Preparatory
Cooling.

1. In the air of
the Refrigeratory.

2. By plunging
in water and
then drying.-
N.B. The latter
when the animal
remains unskinned
and unimbowelled.—


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Identifier: | JB/106/045/002"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 106.

Date_1

1799-12-04

Marginal Summary Numbering

Box

106

Main Headings

frigidarium

Folio number

045

Info in main headings field

frigidarium experimental no 10

Image

002

Titles

preservanda / closings or stopples / vessels / nidus's / states of the subject-matter / preparatory cooling / miscellanea / instruments

Category

plan

Number of Pages

2

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

Penner

fr3

Watermarks

1798 am

Marginals

Paper Producer

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

1798

Notes public

ID Number

34633

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