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Anilin-Färberei

  • 1867

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The third edition of a work on dyeing and printing with aniline dyes on fabric, cotton, and silk. Contains 88 colored fabric samples. Only dye samples have been digitized.

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  • 496 pages
  • 23 cm H
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  • Shelfmark TP914 .B43 1867

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Beckers, A. Anilin-Färberei. Berlin, Germany: Verlag von Theobald Grieben, 1867. https://digital.sciencehistory.org/works/rcofrgk.

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