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The principles and practice of textile printing (1912)

Knecht, Edmund, 1861-1925, Fothergill, James Best · London : Charles Griffin · leaf 333

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lour used. Their preparation doe.s not differ materially fromthat of the blues. Ciba Violets or Ciba Heliotrope.Standard. 750 grata Ciba violet 15. or It. paste or Ciba heliotrope B. 2I ,, 30 per cent. I.ritish 1:11111 paste. 1000Strain he fore use.Printing 1 clour. 335 grms. standard B. or R. 135… … Print, dry, steam 2-4minutes at 102= C, hang,or allow to lie a short time,then chrome and wash : or,-nil, soap for half anhour at the boil with 4 1000soap solution, containingof soda ash, whichyields the finest, fastest,and most regular shades. Ciba Red. — A bright and very fast red, made up aba…

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