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Garment dyeing. Cassella Color Company (American branch of Leopold Cassella & Co.) (1910)

Cassella Color Company · New York · leaf 36

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olours, in which case they aredyed in a fresh bath with addition of some acetic acid. Dyestuffs chiefly used for wool are the following:For Pink, Crimson and Dark Red. Magenta, Cerise, Russian Red, Geranium, AnilineBrown. For Yellow, Orange and Brown. Thioflavine T pat., Chrysoidine, Bismarck… … 1% Thioflavine T pat l°/o Brilliant Green cryst. Directions for Dyeing Basic Dyestuffs. Magenta, Cerise, Russian Red, Geranium, AnilineBrown are dyed with 10o/0 Glaubers salt; the goods areentered warm, the liquor is brought to the boil and finallyallowed to cool down as far as possible.…

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