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In 1763, the British began to tap the products of the virgin forest. By 1782 fifty thousand barrels of tar, rosin, pitch and turpentine were extracted from the areas surrounding the St. Johns River.
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DISTILLING TURPENTINE; One of the Most Important of the Industries of the State of Georgia. INJURING THE MAGNIFICENT TREES Spirits, Resin, Tar, Pitch, and Crude Turpentine all from the Long Leaved Pine -- "Naval Stores" So Called.
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Early in this century a government publication listed the use of turpentine in thinners for paints and varnishes, solvents for waxes in polishes, waterproof cements, ... On May 10, 1888, the Horry Herald reported that virgin turpentine was worth $3.00 for a 320 lb. Barrel, yellow dip was $2.25 and scrape $2.25.
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Traces of the iron oxide appear in double distilled turpentine but are not in the triple distilled gum turpentine. The very best quality sap is called virgin box - from trees that have been tapped for less than three years.
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Distillation of turpentine ... It is called "virgin dip." In many of the orchards, at a distance from market, and where, of course, ... The rosin from "virgin dip" turpentine, only, was saved here. At the distilleries on the riverbanks, a second quality is also saved, while a poorer description is still let run to waste.
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That collected in the first year is called virgin dip. When the boxes are full, the turpentine is ladeled out into barrels, which are sent to the still in order to obtain from it oil of turpentine and resin (colophony).
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Turpentine Varnish Take of black resin one pound and a half, oil of turpentine two ... Melt one part of virgin's white wax, with eight parts of petroleum; ...
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Turpentine trees grow in moist and dry areas throughout the Virgin Islands. It is a tree that indicates spring time in the Virgin Islands when it begins to put out its new leaves. ... Traditionally in the Virgin Islands, the turpentine tree is planted as a living fence post.
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The freight on these ships was mostly Virgin Turpentine and Pitch. The other things consisted of food, tobacco, lard, cheese, oil cake, woods, and staves. Anywhere from $7,000 to $15,000 could be made on a single voyage.
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Going down one road I smelt hot rosin and looked and saw a “gum patch.” That’s a turpentine still to the outsider, ... First he rode a drift of virgin boxes. That is when a tree is first worked, it is a virgin box for three years. That is the finest rosin. The five men were chipping away. The chipper is the man who...
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