The principles and practice of textile printing (1912)
Knecht, Edmund, 1861-1925, Fothergill, James Best · London : Charles Griffin · leaf 341
rs, whilst pure and fast,are not so deep as thoseobtained by the causticsoda-tin-iron method. In case a proper hydro-sulphite ager is not avail-able for the steaming, andan ordinary type of Mather& Piatt machine has to beused, the quantity of tinoxide (or of Rongalite) mustbe increased in order… … Compound Shades with Induntlirenes (I?. A.S.F.). STYLES OF HUNTING. 2>°7 oombined effects by printing light thadet of them on jS-naphthol prepared cloth,along with any of the diazo printing colours. The longer Bteaming, however, I balis aeoessarj for the full development of dark and medium…
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