10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TURKEY RED»
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Turkey red in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Clues in the Calico: A Guide to Identifying and Dating ...
Turkey red remained popular after synthetic dyes became the norm towards the
end of the century. Authentic Turkey red cottons still required an old-fashioned,
multi-stage dyeing process (somewhat simplified by this time) and so were often
...
2
Herbal Soaps & Detergents Hand Book
The textile industry has long been using it in the form of Turkey Red Oil.
Manufacture of Turkey Red Oil has been simple both from the point of equipment
and technique which have remained almost the same over a very long time and
there did ...
3
Making History - Quilts & Fabric From 1890-1970: 9 ...
The 1883 Montgomery Ward catalog listed several prints for 4¢ and 7¢ per yard
with “Imported plain Turkey red Prints at 24¢” (a plain print is a solid piece of red
dyed in the piece as opposed to a plain fabric woven from dyed yarns). By 1885 ...
4
Collecting Sports Legends: The Ultimate Hobby Guide
6. 1911 T3 TURKEY RED TY COBB COPELAND COLLECTION iii mi i ii iinii! in
mi ... It took 1 0 Turkey Red Cigarette coupons or 25 Old Mill or Fez Cigarette
coupons to claim one card. The set included many great ballplayers from the era
such ...
5
A Weaver's Garden: Growing Plants for Natural Dyes and Fibers
But the acme of madder usage was Turkey red dyeing. Developed in India and
transmitted through Turkey and eventually to France, Turkey red dyeing was a
complex system of fixing a particularly brilliant red on cotton yarns and fabrics.
6
Elephant's Breath & London Smoke
For turkey-blue, which is the deepest, a very strong bath of archil is first given, U
Elements of the Art of DyeingU, 1841 Turkey red – {a color and a fabric type}
Turkey red, 1824 – Two species of madder red on cotton are distinguished; the
one ...
7
REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES: TWELVE VOLUMES
Do you consider the foreign pattern, whicli has been sent down to Mr. Thomson
to be inspected, and which you exhibited to the Committee, to be a fast Turkey-
red? — Decidedly so. 4857. Do you consider that any process in the production
of ...
COPYRIGHT OF DESIGNS., 1840
8
Madder
Red: A History of Luxury and Trade
Discharge Dyeing in Mulhouse The complexities of dyeing Turkey red meant that
it was never possible to apply as part of a cotton printing process, so it was not
long beforea suitable method was developed. By 1810 KoechlinSchouch of ...
9
Materials and Expertise in Early Modern Europe: Between ...
workshops and manufactures, and academic chemists were often unable to
provide consistent explanations for the unexpected contingencies of the
processes, which might affect color solidity, shade, or brightness. The making of
Turkey Red ...
Ursula Klein, E. C. Spary, 2010
10
The Art and Craft of Natural Dyeing: Traditional Recipes for ...
Such conditions also existed in the Levant. Imported Greek dyers did not produce
good Turkey red in France until the discovery of the necessity of calcium salts in
the dyebath (calcium forms a part of the color lake). Blood was not essential, but ...
