£. s. d.
Ultramarine1 1 0
Burnt Carmine 7 0
Carmine 5 0
Gall Stone 5 0
Smalt 5 0
Purple Madder 5 0
Pink Madder 3 0
Intense Blue 3 0
Intense Brown 3 0
French Blue 3 0
Lemon Yellow 3 0
Cobalt 2 0
Sepia 1 6
—— Warm 1 6
Scarlet Lake 1 6
Crimson Lake 1 6
Purple Lake 1 6
Brown Madder 1 6
Indian Yellow 1 6
White, warranted permanent 1 6

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C. SMITH'S PERMANENT MOIST WHITE,

So celebrated for its permanency and harmless nature, being quite free from lead; useful as lights upon Tinted Paper, without ever losing its brilliancy of Colour.

All the following One Shilling per Cake.

GambogeRed LeadCappah BrownSap Green
Yellow OchreVermilionBurnt UmberPrussian Green
Roman OchreLight RedVandyke Brown Emerald Green
Yellow LakeVenetian Red BistreVerdigris
King's YellowIndian RedCologne EarthOlive Green
Italian PinkDragon's Blood Byrne's BrownHooker's Greens
Pale ChromeAntwerp BlueNeutral TintVarley's Orange
Deep ChromePrussian BluePayne's Grey—— Dark Green
Orange Chrome IndigoBritish Ink—— Warm Green
Raw SiennaVerditerIvory Black—— Warm Grey
Burnt SiennaRaw UmberBlue Black—— Purple Grey
Brown PinkIndian LakeLamp Black—— Neutral Tint

*** The above Colours kept in Powder, Bladders, and Crude state.

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WILLSON'S PRACTICAL LANDSCAPE TINTS.

C. Smith, being of opinion that a Set of Practical Landscape Tints were required, apart from the above positive Colours, engaged the services of the Author of this Work to assist in forming them, which is intended to accompany his instructions for their use, already printed. [See page 83.]