Usually means: Copper alloy with zinc, tin.
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▸ noun:  An alloy of 69% copper, 30% zinc, and 1% tin.

Similar:
admiralty metal, naval brass, tobin bronze, white brass, alpha brass, pewter, brass, Britannia metal, Dutch metal, cannon metal, more...

Opposite:
red brass, commercial bronze, gunmetal

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Similar:
admiralty metal, naval brass, tobin bronze, white brass, alpha brass, pewter, brass, Britannia metal, Dutch metal, cannon metal, more...

Opposite:
red brass, commercial bronze, gunmetal



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