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The principles and practice of textile printing (1912)

Knecht, Edmund, 1861-1925 · London : C. Griffin & Co. · leaf 385

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STYLES OF PRINTING. 305 By the above method, and according to the foregoing recipes, all the following colours may he equally well applied :— Indanthrene blues R.S. and G.C.D. pastes. Indanthrene yellow R. and G. pastes. Se orange R.T. paste. 9 golden orange G. paste. 4 copper R. = i red R. and G.… … used for this style are the Indanthrene Blue G.C.D, and Indigo pure (B. A.S. F.) Blues R.S. and G.C.D., the (Stannous Oxide Steaming Method), Violet R.T., and the Yellow G.,—the last chiefly for mixing with the blues for fine, fast green shades. (2) Tue Steaminc Meruop.—This process is suitable for…

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