10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «FUSTET»
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1
Elements of the Art of Dyeing and Bleaching
But if a flame colour be wanted, we should begin by boiling a bag of fustet,
withdrawing it before we add the other ingredients. _ This bath may then be used,
as soon as the cloth is taken out, for making pomegranate colour, by boiling a
bag of ...
Claude-Louis Berthollet, 1841
2
Elements of the art of dyeing, by C.L. and A.B. Berthollet
But if a flame colour be wanted, we should begin by boiling a bag of fustet,
withdrawing it before we add the other ingredients. This bath may then be used,
as soon as the cloth is taken out, for making pomegranate colour, by boiling a
bag of ...
Claude Louis Berthollet (comte.), Amédée B. Berthollet, 1841
3
The Manufacture of Leather: Being a Description of All of ...
Fustet 6 5 45 Brazil wood l}.2 11 20 Logwood 5 tl 14 ' Wood brown to mahogany
color, decoction of : I. II. III. Fustet 35 13 24 Brazilwood 2 16 4!... Logwood 6 $%
53 Reddish brown to Venetian red, decoction of: I. II. III. Fustet 7>2 25 50 Brazil ...
Charles Thomas Davis, 1897
4
Elements of the art of dyeing: with a description of the art ...
by boiling a bag of fustet, withdrawing it before we add the other ingredients. This
bath may then be used, as soon as the cloth is taken out, for making
pomegranate colour, by boiling a bag of fustet in it. That (the fustet) which has
already ...
Claude-Louis Berthollet, Amédée B. Berthollet, Andrew Ure, 1824
5
A Practical Handbook of Dyeing and Calico-printing: With ...
Fustet, Young Fustic, or Zante Fustic is the decorticated wood of a shrub
belonging to the natural order of the Terebinthacee, and botanically known as
Rhus cotinus, a native of southern Europe, as well as of some of the West Indian
Islands.
°llve ¢°l°l' 5 For the llghter shades 5“1P17'ai-e °l Dyeing leather black is by many
considered Fustet - . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50 32% 9 COPP“ 1 and 3» f°l the darker
shades 3 and 4- a special art, but actually it is not more difficult llrazil glood .
7
Technological Dictionary in the English, German & French ...
Fustet, fustic, sumach (dye) ; der Färber sumach, dasViset- holz, Fisetholz ,
Fustikholz, ungarische Gelbholz, Färber- gelb; Fustet, fustel m. Fustian; der
Barchent, Futterbarchent , die schwäbische Leinwand , der Doppelbarchent;
Futaine /.
Alexandre Tolhausen, 1878
8
The Techno-chemical Receipt Book: Containing Several ...
Boil 10 pounds of ground fustet, 2 pounds of logwood, and a like quantity of fustic
in water, add to the infusion i pound of decoction of gall- nuts, and dissolve 3
ounces of sulphate of copper in the mixture. Another Receipt. Use decoction of ...
William Theodore Brannt, William Henry Wahl, 1886
9
The Columbian cyclopedia
Fus'ted, pp. FUSTET: see Fustic. FUSTIAN, n.fust'yan [OF. fustaine— f rom It.
fustagno, fustian — so called as brought from Fostat, near Cairo, or another name
of Cairo]: a thick, strong cloth made of cotton, having a pile like velvet, but shorter,
...
10
The universal cyclopaedia
Fustic [from Fr.fustoe, from Low Lat. fustis, tree ( = Lat. fustis, stick). Another form
with equivalent meaning is fustet, from Fr. fustet < Low Lat. fustetus, fustet, fustic,
deriv. of fustis, tree] : a name applied to several yellow dye- woods. (1) True fustic
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