I don't think it was cellulose. That would have been a lacquer, not an
enamel.
The original brochure says enamel.
Tonight, after searching the web for hours I finally found the definitive
answer,
confirming what I have suspected all along...
Right from the horses mouth. Owen McDonald. Very good reading...
http://leylandp76.itgo.com/clubs/act/leylines25.pdf
It answers everything. It tells you what the dip was and so much more.
Everyone should be happy to know there is a fine
modern substitute paint you can find right at your local hardware store
that should give you that original look and feel.
Stove Enamel = Oil Alkyd Resin.
Better known today as Rustoleum...
Hah!
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