de of old gold is the result as atNo. 10. If green be predominant then a sage is producedas shown in pattern 11. If these three aforementioneddyestuffs be combined in suitable proportions, a beautifulseries of pure greys, ranging from a light to a dark grey, canbe obtained. These are seen in… … Fig. 38.—Showing the production of a russet shade at (C) by the combinationof orange 2, (A), spectrum and methyl violet, (B), (A) and (B), whencombined, produce blackness from violet to orange yellow CJ D : thusgiving a broken hue of orange red, i.e., russet. \ I I that russet or brown is simply a…
Color in the textile industries · Dyes and dyeing
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