History of American textiles : with kindred and auxiliary industries (illustrated) (1922)
Boston : Frank P. Bennett · leaf 400
urse, as usual in such cases, numerous imitations of khaki drills,colors can be produced with cheap dyes and the cloth when first manufacturedhas the appearance of Real Khaki but the colors begin to fade as soon as thegarments are exposed to the sun and laundered and the advice to use ReedKhaki—not… … 397 HISTORY OF AMERICAN TEXTILES. Wm. T. Miller Aniline & Ghem. Co. Inc. Dyestuffs and Chemicals Fuchsine M X Crystals The most soluble and concentrated Fuchsine on the market. Ask for samples and quotations. 414-416-418 Third Ave., — Brooklyn, N. Y. 398 HISTORY OF AMERICAN TEXTILES.
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