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The colour printing of carpet yarns; a useful manual for colour-chemists and textile printers (1900)

Paterson, David · London : Scott, Greenwood · leaf 82

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d blue green, and transmits the redorange, yellow, blue, and violet. Most of the basic anihnegreens, as we have seen in Fig. 6, transmit a portion ofextreme red along with the green, blue green, and blue. SCIENCE OF COLOUR MIXING. 67 After these two colours are mixed the only light transmittedis… … Fig. 1. Example V.—Showing formation of a Violet colour by mixing RhodaminePink (a) with Green (b). Matching Dyed and Printed Yarns,—T\ie colour pastes, afterbeing prepared and mixed in the colour-house, are printed, orwhat is termed swatched on small skeins of yarn as trials, andafter going…

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