10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SANDERSWOOD»
Discover the use of
sanderswood in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
sanderswood and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
A Profile of Economic Plants
... Sand Pear Sandalwood Essential Oil 91 East Indian Sandalwood Dye &
Tannin 56 Red Sanderswood Sandberg Bluegrass Forage, Pasture & Feed Grain
176 Sandberg Bluegrass Sanderswood Dye & Tannin 56 Red Sanderswood
Sanduri ...
John C. Roecklein, Ping Sun Leung, 1987
2
The Golden Peaches of Samarkand: A Study of Tʻang Exotics
T'ang poetry is full of allusions to sanderswood lutes; Meng Hao-jan, for instance,
wrote of one decorated with gold dust.18 At Nara, in the Shosoin, handsomely
decorated sanderswood lutes of various kinds may still be seen, such as the ...
3
The collected works of Sir Humphry Davy ...: Discourses ...
Of the four well-known "insoluble" red dye-woods, sanderswood, barwood,
caliaturwood, and camwood,* the first-named has been most closely examined,
and although barwood and caliaturwood have received some attention, no
description ...
Chemical Society (Great Britain), Sir Humphry Davy, John Davy, 1918
4
Journal of the Chemical Society
XVI.-~ The Colouring lllatters of Camiwood, Barwood, and Sanderswood. By
PAULINE O'NE1LL and ARTHUR GEORGE P1-znxm. Or the four well-known “
insoluble” red dyewoods, sanderswood, barwood, caliaturwood, and camwood,*
the ...
5
Forbidden Rites: Your Complete Introduction to Traditional ...
Sanderswood (red) - aggression, courage, sexuality Carry in your pocket for
courage if in need. Sandalwood - healing, protection, spirituality, love, Mother/
Seductress Goddess energy. Sandalwood and Sanderswood are spoken about
in old ...
6
The Chemistry of Dyestuffs: A Manual for Students of ...
L. L. Lloyd. HO/Y°\CH, ^c/i(OH) \_/CH2 OH OH This oxidises in aqueous solution
by exposure to air to the dyestuff Brasilein. Insoluble Red Woods. — Camwood,
Barwood, and Sanderswood or Sandal Wood. The wood contains the dyestuff ...
7
Asia's Maritime Bead Trade: 300 B.C. to the Present
Almug (perhaps correctly a/gum ) wood has been tentatively identified with red
sanderswood. Pterocarpus santilinus (Schafer 1957, 130), though often confused
with sandalwood (Santaium album). Both are Indian. The word for ivory in the ...
Caliatur or Cariatur wood appears to be a variety of Sanderswood, having the
same aromatic smell, and being otherwise very similar. It is exported from the
East Indies, and is used principally in Germany and France. Commercial
Preparations.
Walter Myers Gardner, A. B. Knaggs
9
The Natural Organic Colouring Matters
The shades given by santalin and deoxysantalin on mordanted woollen fabrics
are of a very similar character to those given by sanderswood itself and are
referred to in the article on Camwood. O'Neill and Perkin point out that the dyeing
...
Arthur George Perkin, Arthur Ernest Everest, 1918
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