- 1Preface — To the First Edition
- 2Preface — To the Second Edition
- 3Historical
- 4The Size
- 5Carrageen Moss
- 6Gum Tragacanth
- 7Salep, Plantago-Psyllium
- 8Ox-Gall
- 9Substances Acting Similarly to Gall
- 10Sprinkling Water
- 11Alum Water
- 12The Preparation of the Colors for Marbling
- 13The Marbling of Book Edges and Paper
- 14The Comb Marble — The Comb Marble. (See Specimen Plates.)
- 15Peacock Marble — Peacock Marble. (See Specimen Plates.)
- 16The Bouquet Marble — The Bouquet Marble. (See Specimen Plates.)
- 17Entwined Comb Marble — The Entwined Comb Marble. (See Specimen Plat…
- 18The Snail Marble
- 19General Remarks Upon Drawn Marbles
- 20Marbled Edges
- 21Hair Marble
- 22Rules in Regard to the Marbling Table
- 23Precautions
- 24Supplementary Remarks
- 25Marbling of Gilt Edges
- 26Marbling on a Large Scale
- 27The Utensils
- 28Table I. Trying of Colors…
- 29Starched Edges
- 30The Production of Colored Edges
- 31Gilt Edges
- 32Laying-on Apparatus
- 33Colored Edges With Front and End Gilding
- 34The Punched or Chased Gilt-Edge
- 35Chased Edges
- 36Bronzed Edges
- 37Producing Marble on Gilt Edges
The Progress of the Marbling Art
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