1. Instead, they were often called Blacking, especially when mixed with lampblack, or still were referred to as dubbin.

2. Most ink, or “black,” was a mixture of soot or lampblack and a rubbery gum, which served as an adhesive.

3. Blacking definition: any preparation , esp one containing lampblack , for giving a black finish to shoes , Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples

4. Designed for the phone books, as I said, to be printed at tiny size on newsprint on very high-speed rotary presses with ink that was kerosene and lampblack.

5. Copper dissolved in the vitriolic acid forms crystals of a blot colour, called blue Copperas. Heads of Lectures on a Course of Experimental Philosophy: Particularly Including Chemistry Joseph Priestley Boil the logwood for 30 minutes in a gallon of water, and then add the Copperas and lampblack.