ETYMOLOGY OF THE WORD FUSTIC
From French fustoc, from Spanish, from Arabic fustuq, from Greek pistakē pistachio tree.
10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «FUSTIC»
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fustic in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
fustic and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Natural Dyes and Home Dyeing
YELLOW DYES *F US TIC (Mom: Iirwtaria or Clrlorophora tirurtoria) Also known
as old fustic; yellow wood; dyers' mulberry; mora; bois jaune (Fr.); das Gelbholz (
Ger.) Thomas Cooper's opinion, expressed in his 1815 publication, was that ...
New YORK, N. Y. old fustic and young fustic? Is there any difference between
Ans.—-Yes, they are entirely different and are obtained from different sources.
Old fustic contains the two principles, morin and morintannic acid, whereas
young ...
The work is entered into this bath and given 6 turns and then wrung out. To the
second bath, the one consisting of lime water, add 10 pails of lime liquor. Then
scald 10 pounds of Logwood in water and mix in 5 pounds of Fustic and add to
the ...
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Color Trade Journal and Textile Chemist: Devoted to the ...
The tree from which fustic is obtained, the Morn-s tinctoria grows rather
universally throughout tropical regions. It is chiefly obtained, however, from the
VVest Indies and South America, where the tree grows to be quite large (60-150
feet in ...
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Journal of the Society of Arts
to the following yellow colours : — Fustic, American bark, flavine, turmeric,
Persian berries. Fustic is the wood of a tree called Morus tinc- toria. It is imported
chiefly from Central America and the West Indies. It is known to the dyer under
the ...
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Industrial & Engineering Chemistry: I & EC.
TABLE I1 FusTic Wooo OSAGE' ORANGE Woon Time exposed Tune exposed /
———*_——_ 5 days 10 days 15 days 5 days 10 days 15 days Direct dyeing
Faded Color gone . . . . . . Faded ' Color gone . . . . . . Alum mordant Slight fading ...
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Tariff Information Surveys on the Articles in Paragraph 1- ...
FUSTIC. SUMMABT. Fustic is an important yellow dyewood imported from the
West Indies, Mexico, Central and South America. It does not grow in the United
States. For many purposes the domestic osage orange and quercitron are used
as ...
United States Tariff Commission, 1921
Buyers of fustic wood ere often in doubt regarding the genuineness of some of
the material put upon the market as true fustic. A microscopic study of a large
number of samples of so-called fustic wood submitted to the Forest Service
showed ...
United States. Forest Service, 1910
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Tariff Information Surveys: series A.
FUSTIC. Summary. Fustic is an important yellow dyewood imported from the
West Indies, Mexico, Central and South America. It does not grow in the United
States. For many purposes the domestic osage orange and quercitron are used
as ...
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Treasury Decisions Under the Customs, Internal Revenue, ...
An azo compound of aniline and fustic extract, known as fustin, which is prepared
by treating aniline to form diazo benzine sulphide, which is then united with the
fustic extract, thereby forming a new compound, is dutiable as an "extract of ...
United States. Dept. of the Treasury, 1915
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «FUSTIC»
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fustic is used in the context of the following news items.
Jamaica Livestock Association selling off stock
The following year, it sold land and buildings at Fustic Road, Montego Bay as well as land in Savanna-la-Mar, Westmoreland. At the time, JLA ... «Jamaica Gleaner, Jul 15»
St. James PC to unleash litter wardens next month
... especially on Sundays, where our efforts are being stymied by vendors, who are allowed to sell freely on Market Circle, Bevin Avenue, Fustic ... «Jamaica Gleaner, Jun 15»
Farm-fresh housewares? Local biz builds slow-decor movement
... Alchemy, have gone back to buying natural dyes like madder and fustic for the napkins and table runners they're creating for Cuttalossa. «Philly.com, Jun 15»
Lush and lovely
Manicured lawns, fustic trees (not found in many parts of our island), mahogany, frangipani and many others too numerous to mention, ... «Nation News, Mar 15»
A colourful history of progress
Despite its seemingly natural abundance, green could only be obtained by double-dyeing with yellow (fustic or annatto) and blue (indigo). «Spiked, Nov 14»
Rural Express - Blenheim, Busta's birthplace beckons
It consisted of 961 acres and produced pimento, indigo, fustic, ornamental trees, and logwood. The story of how he came to be born on ... «Jamaica Gleaner, Nov 14»
Traditional method of making clothes of the Zeliangrong
Among the important natural dyes which were used during the ancient times were quereitron, wild, fustic, brazilwood, safflower and indigo. «E-Pao.net, Sep 14»
Nature the inspiration in Corin Sworn's Botanic Garden show
Titles too, are designed to intrigue, from a set of Fustic dye panels labelled "He didn't think twice about taking on the project himself" to a ... «Herald Scotland, Apr 14»
Winston Barr: Turning tragedy into triumph
... the 53 year-old Barr told the, Jamaica Observer West earlier this week ,as he made the rounds in the busy Fustic Road area of Montego Bay. «Jamaica Observer, Feb 14»
Apter-Fredericks to Offer Earl Spencer's Sofa in New York
The 1st Earl Spencer's Carved Fustic and Satinwood Sofa, c. 1758-65. Height: 40½ in (103 cm). Depth: 36 in (91 cm). Length: 86 in (219 cm). «ArtfixDaily, Aug 13»
