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Dyes

Chrome Black for Wool
Black Dye on Wool, for Mixtures
Cinnamon or Brown for Cotton
Brown Dye for Cotton or Linen
Brown for Silk
Brown Dye for Wool
Brown for Cotton
Dark Snuff Brown for Wool
Brown for Wool and Silk
Alkali Blue and Nicholson's Blue
Aniline Blue
Blue on Cotton
Sky Blue on Cotton
Blue Dye for Hosiery
Dark-Blue Dye
Blue Purple for Silk
Blue Purple for Wood

Green for Silk
Green for Wool and Silk
Aniline Violet and Purple
Purple
Purple for Cotton
Purple for Silk
Violet for Silk or Wool
Wine Color
Lilac for Silk
Aniline Red
Liquid Dye Colors
To fix Dyes
To Dye Silk a Delicate Greenish Yellow
To Dye Cotton Dark Brown
Dark Steel
Aniline Green for Silk
State Dye for Silk

 

Liquid Dye Colors

These colors, thickened with a little gum, may be used as inks in writing, or as colors to tint maps. Foils, artificial flowers, etc., or to paint on velvet.

1. Blue: - Dilute Saxon blue or sulphate of indigo with water. If required for delicate work, neutralize with chalk.

2. Purple: - Add a little alum to a strained decoction of logwood.

3. Green: - Dissolve sap green in water and add a little alum.

4. Yellow: - Dissolve annatto in a weak lye of subcarbonate of soda or potash.

5. Golden Color: - Steep Frensh berries in hot water, strain, and add a little gum and alum.

6. Red: - Dissolve carmine in ammonia, or in weak carbonate of potash water, or infuse powdered cochineal in water, strain, and add a little gum in water.

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