Pulford Magnetic Paint

A paint used instead of anti-corrosion paint for lacquer ins: iron ordnance and projectiles. It is an oxide of iron by and a magnet. called " magnetic " from the property of being attracted. — A term chiefly used in Ru ia to denote a tribe or a particular body of men; as a pulk of Co acks. … One of the mechanical powers in constant use … in the foundry, etc., and of which tables have been prepared giving the weight, principal dimensions, etc. of pulley-blocks, complete, as used in the more common mechanical maneuvers. bulling Jack. — A variety of jack employed in fortifications and for artillery and ordnance purposes. Pull-oft — The amount of pre ure which is required to release the nose of the sear from the full-bent of the coc king-piece. It should not be heavier than 7 pounds nor lighter than 5 … pounds. PvU-throuj:n. — A cord fitted with a weight and made with 3 loops. The first, nearest the weight, is for wire gauze attachment when used; the second for the flannellette; the third is provided merely as a means of withdrawing the pull-through in case of a jamb. ulsometer. — A steam pump of considerable military importance in fortifications, etc., which requires but little steam for its operation. … An East Indian term for a regiment or battalion. Also written Paltan .