sealing wax (selingwaks)

The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 17
and a. I. n. Shellac and rosin melted with turpentine, colored with suitable coloring matters, usually vermilion, and run into molds; used for making seals. and thence to Japan. The latter is the sea-lion which attracts much attention on the rocks off San Francisco, and which barks so loudly and ince antly in traveling menageries. See cut under Zalophus. (c) Cook's otary, IMG:content-0441.png:[blocks in formation]
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