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The principles and practice of textile printing (1912)

Knecht, Edmund, 1861-1925, Fothergill, James Best · London : Charles Griffin · leaf 52

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II will give some idea of the apparatus For rainbowing as it appears inplan and perspective. If it be required to produce, say, a Bide-repeating spectrum or rainboweffeot in six colours, the divisions of the colour box may be oiled as Follows:—In \o. 1 is put red ; in (2) orange: in (3) yellow ; in… … Fro. 14. —Bainbowing or fonrlu apparatus.tlie sieve ; b, b, the divided colour box ; c, <■, the spreader, covered with cloth :</,</, the colour lifter; *, the swimming-tub. Marl, dots in d, fig. 1 I, is then dipped two or three times in the colour box,and transferred quickly, after each…

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