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The dyer's hand-book : containing about 200 valuable recipes for bleaching, dyeing, & finishing, on the most approved principle : with patterns dyed from white by the process given to each (1875)

Bird, F. J. (Frederick J.) · Manchester [Eng.] : J. Heywood ; London : Simpkin, Marshall · leaf 53

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Jute Yarn. (451b.) Prepare hot, with 51b. of sumach, for about one hour, andgive afterwards mordant with 41b. of alum, and 2^1b. ofacetate of lead; leave it for a couple of hours, and then dye itwarm with the previously dissolved aniline green. 113.—Aniline Green on Cotton. Prepare with 51b.… … 52 The Dyers Handbook. Mordanted and dyed as violet No. 29, only use green instead!of violet. If yellower shades are required after mordant7bottom in fustic raised with, alum or tin. By this process anyshade can be obtained in one dye on cotton and wool or silkmixed. 115.—Pea Green on Wool For…

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