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The art of dying wool, silk, and cotton (1789)

Hellot, Jean, 1685-1766, Macquer, Pierre Joseph, 1718-1784, Lepileur d'Apligny · London: Printed for R. Baldwin · leaf 528

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from the Dye-houfe down to the river. C, Plank for paffing from the fteps to the Bark.D D, Workmen walhing the filk. F), Workman who beetles the filk.F, Stone on which the filk is beetled, Fi G. 2. A, A cord of filk, or feveral hanks paflTed on a Cord. B, Great copper Trough. C, Small copper… … •% ■w i:)xrN^G SILK Ti m.

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