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Agree with Dean; looks like the receiver was hung on an angle by wire or whatever as it was dipped in and out of the mixture. See some very early Ithaca-imported Perazzi trap gun photos for examples of their signature "tiger stripe" cyanide colors, where the receivers were fixed vertically 90 degrees to the bath and slowly dipped up and down.
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