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Identifier: artofdyingwoolsi00hell (find matches)
Title: The art of dying wool, silk, and cotton
Year: 1789 (1780s)
Authors: Hellot, Jean, 1685-1766 Macquer, Pierre Joseph, 1718-1784 Lepileur d'Apligny
Subjects: Dyes and dyeing
Publisher: London: Printed for R. Baldwin
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is wafhed.N, A Pail or Bucket. 0, \eflel for burning Sulphur.P, Cotd for moving the Ihaker. PLATE Vr. FiGVRZ I. Reprefents the Work-Shop in which they prepare theSaffranumot Baftard Saffron.AAA, Barks or Trough in which they wafh thcSaffranum^B, Sack containing the Saffranum,CCC, Pipe and Cocks. D, Workman treading the Saffranum. E, Hole to let out the yellow liquor. F F, A workman bruifing the Saffranum after it is walhed.G G, A workman mixing tht Saffranum with the Soda.H H, Apparatus forextrafting the dye from the Saffranum.after it is alkalized, by pouring wajter over it. 1, Workman taking water to pour it on the Saffranum, Fig. 2. A, a Mortar. B, Wooden Crofs for keeping the mouth of the fack open. C, Peftle. D, Skimmer, E, Sieve. F, Strainer for diffolving the gum in the black dye. G, Shovel for dividing the lumps of ^a/^rawa^/after wafliing.H H, Apparatus for ftraining off the Saffranum dye. PIRECTIONS TO THE BINDER, Place the fix Plates at the end of the Book. Dyikg Silk TJ VJ
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^^ittidram I BOOKS PrinUd for R.Baldwin, N^. 47, Paternoster-Row. 1. /^OMMERCIUM PHILOSOPHICO TECHNICUM;V> OR The PHILOSOPHICAL COMMERCE OF ARTS.Defigned as an attempt to improve ARTS, TRADES, and MANUFACTURES.Containing the Hillory of Gold, and of the various Arts andBufinefles depending thereon : Experiments of the converfionof Glafs VelPels into porcelaine, and for eftablifhing theprinciples of the Art. Of the expanfion or contraction ofBodies. Of blowing air into Furnaces. The Hillory ofColours. Hillory of Platina. &c. &c. &c. Illuftrated with Copper-plates, By W. LEWIS, M. B. and F. R. S. In one Volume Quarto, Price il. 5s. bound. 2. THE ELEMENTS of COMMERCE, POLITICKS, and FINANCES.In three Treatifes on thofe important SubjeiSls.Tn the commercial Part of this ufeful Wqrk, the true Prin-ciples of foreign Commerce and domeilick j^Trade are amplydelineated in ihe Chapters on Agriculture, population, Mana-fafturcs, and the Adminillration of commefcial Affairs. AHPerfo

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