This section is from the "Henley's Twentieth Century Formulas Recipes Processes" encyclopedia, by Norman W. Henley and others.
(see also Indelible Inks)
Any ordinary ink may be made waterproof by mixing with it a little ordinary glue. After waterproofing ink in this way it is possible to wash drawings with soap and water, if necessary, without the ink running at all.
Zinc white.......... 2 drachms
White precipitate .... 5 grains
Mucilage........... 1 drachm
Water.............. 6 drachms
Triturate the zinc white with a small quantity of water till quite smooth, then add the mucilage and the remainder of the water.
 
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