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18th c. verdigris-based paints on interior woodwork in the Thomas Everard House, Colonial Williamsburg Foundation. Most recent finish is a replicate verdigris-glaze made with colophony resin and turpentine over a light green alkyd base coat, applied 1995. Plane polarized visible light, 100x. Nikon 80i epifluorescent microscope with EXFO X-cite 120 fluorescence illumination system with halogen light source. Spot Flex digital camera with Spot Advance v.4.6 software. Photomicrograph: K. Moffitt, Colonial Williamsburg Foundation, 2011.

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Image title	Thomas Everard House, block 29, building 10, Williamsburg, Virginia; first floor northwest room (parlor), chimneybreast, north face, chair rail, sample EV 106, visible light, 100x
Author	Kirsten Travers
Copyright holder	2012 Colonial Williamsburg Foundation
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Horizontal resolution	120 dpi
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File change date and time	14:42, 21 November 2014
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Date metadata was last modified	09:42, 21 November 2014
Date and time of digitizing	09:42, 21 November 2014
Headline	Thomas Everard House, Williamsburg, Virginia
Keywords	chair rail paint sample
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Unique ID of original document	A4DFBA3E7C634BDD599D1F94A59DD96D
Contact information	Williamsburg, Virginia,
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−	18th c. verdigris-based paints on interior woodwork in the Thomas Everard House, Colonial Williamsburg Foundation. Most recent finish is a replicate verdigris-glaze made with colophony resin and turpentine over a light green alkyd base coat, applied 1995. ~~Visible~~ light, 100x. Nikon 80i epifluorescent Photomicrograph: K. Moffitt, Colonial Williamsburg Foundation, 2011.	+	18th c. verdigris-based paints on interior woodwork in the Thomas Everard House, Colonial Williamsburg Foundation. Most recent finish is a replicate verdigris-glaze made with colophony resin and turpentine over a light green alkyd base coat, applied 1995. Plane polarized visible light, 100x. Nikon 80i epifluorescent microscope with EXFO X-cite 120 fluorescence illumination system with halogen light source. Spot Flex digital camera with Spot Advance v.4.6 software. Photomicrograph: K. Moffitt, Colonial Williamsburg Foundation, 2011.

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