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Print styles on shoddy material (1900)

Cassella Color Company, author · New York : Cassella Color Company · leaf 17

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9 pipes (as per sketch below), by which means the steamer can be suffi- ciently heated beforehand. … The goods to be discharged enter the Mather & Platt at A ; B represents gilled pipes, the number of which is regulated by the size of the machine. Otherwise the arrange- ments are the same as those of the ordinary Mather & Platt. The Basic Colours used in the coloured discharges mostly come from…

Dyes and dyeing · Color in the textile industries

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