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 60
e basic acetate of lead bath it wants wellwringing out, and, if possible, pressing, in order to free it asmuch as possible of liquor. This silk is then to be slowlydried at a gentle heat, in a close room in which there is a goodsupply of sulphide of hydrogen gas. When this process iscarefully… … If wool, dye this first, aaa JBass into a tub prepared with 4 arte :f logwood and l^f fustic, to which is added 1 ounce of I aniline mordanf for e/rery 12 yards of stuff, or lib. of yarn. Let it lie in this liquor all night, lift and sadden in 4 f copperas and 1 of biues^one or tar iron, rinse, if…
Dyes and dyeing
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