 | Henry Lee Scott - 1861 - 674 páginas
...oil. Fine flour of emery-cloth is the best article to clean the exterior of the barrel. To clean the lock. — Wipe every part with a moist rag, and then...wood dipped into flour of emery ; rub out the rust clean and wipe the surface dry ; then rub every part with a slightly oiled rag. To clean the mountings.... | |
 | United States. Army. Ordnance Department - 1862 - 638 páginas
...flour-of-emery cloth is the best article to clean the exterior of the barrel. TO CLEAN THE LOCK. AVipe every part with a moist rag, and then a dry one ;...wood dipped into flour of emery ; rub out the rust clean and wipe the surface dry ; then rub every part with a slightly-oiled rag. When a lock has, from... | |
 | Henry Lee Scott - 1864 - 700 páginas
...oil. Fine four of emery-cloth is the best article to clean the exterior of the barrel. To clean (he lock. — Wipe every part with a moist rag, and then...of a piece of soft wood dipped into flour of emery ; rut out the rust clean and wipe the surface dry ; then rub every part with a slightly oiled rag.... | |
 | United States. Navy Department - 1864 - 630 páginas
...Fine flour of emery cloth is the best article to clean the exterior of the barrel. 265. To clean the lock. — Wipe every part with a moist rag, and then...of a piece of soft wood dipped into flour of emery ; nib out the rust and wipe the surface dry ; then rub every part with a slightly oiled rag. 266. To... | |
 | United States. Navy Department. Bureau of Ordnance - 1866 - 422 páginas
...Fine flour of emery cloth is the best article to clean the exterior of the barrel. 265. To CLEAN THE LOCK. — Wipe every part with a moist rag, and then...dry; then rub every part with a slightly oiled rag;. o 268. To CLEAN THE MOUNTINGS. — For iron and steel parts, use fine emery moistened with oil, or... | |
 | United States. Navy Department. Bureau of Ordnance - 1866 - 432 páginas
...of emery cloth is the best article to clean the exterior of the barrel. 265. To CLEAN THE LOCE. — Wipe every part with a moist rag, and then a dry one...dry ; then rub every part with a slightly oiled rag. 266. To CLEAN TUB MOUNTINGS. — For iron and steel parts, use fine emery moistened with oil, or emery... | |
 | Herbert Everett Tutherly - 1897 - 174 páginas
...concluded the piece should be at once cleaned before the fouling has had time to harden. TO CLEAN THE LOCK. Wipe every part with a moist rag and then a...on the point or end of a piece of soft wood dipped \ntojlour of emery ; rub out the rust, clean and wipe the surface dry, then rub every part with a slightly... | |
 | Herbert Everett Tutherly - 1898 - 356 páginas
...concluded the piece should he at once cleaned before the fouling has had time to harden. TO CLEAN THE LOCK. Wipe every part with a moist rag and then a...wood dipped into flour of emery ; rub out the rust, clean and wipe the surface dry, theu rub every part with a slightly oiled rag. TO CLEAN THE MOUNTINGS.... | |
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To CLEAN THE LOCK. — Wipe every part with a moist rag, and then a dry one ; if any part of the interior shows rust, put a drop of oil on the point or end of a piece of soft wood dipped into flour of emery ; rub out the rust and wipe the surface dry;... 