A MANUAL OF DYEING:
FOR THE USE OF PRACTICAL DYERS, MANUFACTURERS, STUDENTS, AND ALL INTERESTED IN THE ART OF DYEING.
BY
E. KNECHT, Ph.D., F.I.C.,
Head of the Chemistry and Dyeing Department of the Technical College, Manchester; Editor of "The Journal of the Society of Dyers and Colourists;"
CHR. RAWSON, F.I.C., F.C.S.,
Late Head of the Chemistry and Dyeing Department of the Technical College, Bradford; Member of Council of the Society of Dyers and Colourists;
And RICHARD LOEWENTHAL, Ph.D.
General Contents.—Chemical Technology of the Textile Fabrics—Water—Washing and Bleaching—Acids, Alkalies, Mordants—Natural Colouring Matters—Artificial Organic Colouring Matters—Mineral Colours—Machinery used in Dyeing—Tinctorial Properties of Colouring Matters—Analysis and Valuation of Materials used in Dyeing, &c., &c.
"The most valuable and useful work on Dyeing that has yet appeared in the English language ... likely to be the Standard Work of Reference for years to come."—Textile Mercury.
"This authoritative and exhaustive work ... the most complete we have yet seen on the subject."—Textile Manufacturer.
"The most exhaustive and complete work on the subject extant."—Textile Recorder.
Companion Volume to Knecht & Rawson's "Dyeing." In Large 8vo. Handsome Cloth, Library Style. 16s. net.
A DICTIONARY OF DYES, MORDANTS, & OTHER COMPOUNDS USED IN DYEING AND CALICO PRINTING.
With Formulæ, Properties, and Applications of the various substances described, and concise directions for their Commercial Valuation. and for the Detection of Adulterants.
By CHRISTOPHER RAWSON, F.I.C., F.C.S.,
Consulting Chemist to the Behar Indigo Planters' Association: Co-Author of "A Manual of Dyeing;"
WALTER M. GARDNER, F.C.S.,
Head of the Department of Chemistry and Dyeing, Bradford Municipal Technical College; Editor of the "Journ. Soc. Dyers and Colourists;"
And W.F. LAYCOCK, Ph.D., F.C.S.,
Analytical and Consulting Chemist.
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TEXTILE FIBRES OF COMMERCE.
A HANDBOOK OF The Occurrence, Distribution, Preparation, and Industrial Uses of the Animal, Vegetable, and Mineral Products used in Spinning and Weaving.
By WILLIAM I. HANNAN,
Lecturer on Botany at the Ashton Municipal Technical School, Lecturer on Cotton Spinning at the Chorley Science and Art School, &c.
With Numerous Photo Engravings from Nature.
*** The subjects discussed in this volume are, in order to facilitate reference, arranged in alphabetical order under their respective heads. The work may thus be regarded as a Dictionary of Textile Fibres. A feature of the work is the wealth of botanical description which accompanies the Section dealing with Vegetable Fibres.—Publishers' Note.
"Useful Information.... Admirable Illustrations.... The information is not easily attainable, and in its present convenient form will be valuable."—Textile Recorder.
TEXTILE PRINTING: A PRACTICAL MANUAL.
Including the Processes Used in the Printing of COTTON, WOOLLEN, SILK, and HALF-SILK FABRICS.
By C.F. SEYMOUR ROTHWELL, F.C.S.,
Mem. Soc. of Chemical Industries; late Lecturer at the Municipal Technical School, Manchester.
In Large 8vo, with Illustrations and Printed Patterns. Price 21s.
General Contents.—Introduction.—The Machinery Used in Textile Printing.—Thickeners and Mordants.—The Printing of Cotton Goods.—The Steam Style.—Colours Produced Directly on the Fibre.—Dyed Styles.—Padding Style.—Resist and Discharge Styles.—The Printing of Compound Colourings, &c.—The Printing of Woollen Goods.—The Printing of Silk Goods.—Practical Recipes for Printing.—Appendix.—Useful Tables.—Patterns.
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BLEACHING & CALICO-PRINTING.
A Short Manual for Students and Practical Men.
By GEORGE DUERR,
Director of the Bleaching, Dyeing, and Printing Department at the Accrington and Bacup Technical Schools; Chemist and Colourist at the Irwell Print Works.
Assisted by WILLIAM TURNBULL (of Turnbull & Stockdale, Limited).
With Illustrations and upwards of One Hundred Dyed and Printed Patterns designed specially to show various Stages of the Processes described.
GENERAL CONTENTS.—Cotton, Composition of; Bleaching, New Processes; Printing, Hand-Block; Flat-Press Work; Machine Printing—Mordants—Styles of Calico-Printing: The Dyed or Madder Style, Resist Padded Style, Discharge and Extract Style, Chromed or Raised Colours, Insoluble Colours, &c.—Thickeners—Natural Organic Colouring Matters—Tannin Matters—Oils, Soaps, Solvents—Organic Acids—Salts—Mineral Colours—Coal Tar Colours—Dyeing—Water, Softening of—Theory of Colours—Weights and Measures, &c.
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GARMENT DYEING AND CLEANING.
A Practical Book for Practical Men.
By GEORGE H. HURST, F.C.S.,
Member of the Society of Chemical Industry.
General Contents.—Technology of the Textile Fibres—Garment Cleaning—Dyeing of Textile Fabrics—Bleaching—Finishing of Dyed and Cleaned Fabrics—Scouring and Dyeing of Skin Rugs and Mats—Cleaning and Dyeing of Feathers—Glove Cleaning and Dyeing—Straw Bleaching and Dyeing—Glossary of Drugs and Chemicals—Useful Tables.
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OPEN-AIR STUDIES IN BOTANY: SKETCHES OF BRITISH WILD FLOWERS IN THEIR HOMES.
By R. LLOYD PRAEGER, B.A., M.R.I.A.
Illustrated by Drawings from Nature by S. Rosamond Praeger, and Photographs by R. Welch.
General Contents.—A Daisy-Starred Pasture—Under the Hawthorns—By the River—Along the Shingle—A Fragrant Hedgerow—A Connemara Bog—Where the Samphire grows—A Flowery Meadow—Among the Corn (a Study in Weeds)—In the Home of the Alpines—A City Rubbish-Heap—Glossary.
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OPEN-AIR STUDIES IN GEOLOGY: An Introduction to Geology Out-of-doors.
By GRENVILLE A.J. COLE, F.G.S., M.R.I.A.,
Professor of Geology in the Royal College of Science for Ireland, and Examiner in the University of London.
General Contents.—The Materials of the Earth—A Mountain Hollow—Down the Valley—Along the Shore—Across the Plains—Dead Volcanoes—A Granite Highland—The Annals of the Earth—The Surrey Hills—The Folds of the Mountains.
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OPEN-AIR STUDIES IN BIRD-LIFE: SKETCHES OF BRITISH BIRDS IN THEIR HAUNTS.
By CHARLES DIXON.
The Spacious Air.—The Open Fields and Downs.—In the Hedgerows.—On Open Heath and Moor.—On the Mountains.—Amongst the Evergreens.—Copse and Woodland.—By Stream and Pool.—The Sandy Wastes and Mud-flats.—Sea-laved Rocks.—Birds of the Cities.—Index.
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