Dyeing: comprising the dyeing and bleaching of wool, silk, cotton, flax, hemp, china grass &c. . aoo Q lu W z Xo<. Joo ooJ o u. w z s o oz I—( Qw DOD Z hzOo w 1—(q: h w Oh I >?J X w <0. EXPLANATIONS OF DYED PATTERNS. 241 181—Drab: cutch iron and chrome, 182—Olive : sumach, iron, akim, fustic. 183—Slate : sumach and logwood, iron, alum. 184—Terra cotta : cutch, chrome, alum, new oransre. 185—Olive drab : cutch, fustic, alum. 186—Cuir : cutch, alum. 187—Grey : sumach and vitriol, iron, alum. Pattern Card XXVII.—China Grass Pattern. 188—China grass as imported, after bleaching. 189—Bleac
Dyeing: comprising the dyeing and bleaching of wool, silk, cotton, flax, hemp, china grass &c. . aoo Q lu W z Xo<. Joo ooJ o u. w z s o oz I—( Qw DOD Z hzOo w 1—(q: h w Oh I >?J X w <0. EXPLANATIONS OF DYED PATTERNS. 241 181—Drab: cutch iron and chrome, 182—Olive : sumach, iron, akim, fustic. 183—Slate : sumach and logwood, iron, alum. 184—Terra cotta : cutch, chrome, alum, new oransre. 185—Olive drab : cutch, fustic, alum. 186—Cuir : cutch, alum. 187—Grey : sumach and vitriol, iron, alum. Pattern Card XXVII.—China Grass Pattern. 188—China grass as imported, after bleaching. 189—Bleached yarn, 190, 195—Dyed and sateened by Messrs. Kerr andHoegger, wood and coal tar colours. 190—Bismarck Brown. 191—Slate bottom, sumach, Avith little vitriol, then iron,then methyl green. 192—Sage, sumach and iron, alum and methyl green. 193—Aniline blue on sumach and antimony mordant. 194,195—Flavine 3ellow. To the following firms I am also obliged for additionalinformation, besides the patterns mentioned above. From Messrs. Cassella and Co., through their Manchesteragents
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