Coloriasto on väriaiheisten tekstien (ja kuvien) verkkoarkisto
(Archive for colour themed articles and images)
INDEX: coloriasto.net
7.12.22
Mordant for Calico-Printing.
Scientific American 10, 3.3.1860 A patent has been iecured by Mr. Walter Crum, an eminent color chemist Thornliebank, Scotland, for a very...
6.3.22
New Economical Paint with the Oxi-chloride of Zinc.
Scientific American 17, 20.10.1860 This paint is is mixture of oxi-chloride of zinc and alkaline solutions. There are two ways to manufact...
12.6.20
Polytechnic Association of the American Institute. (Zinc)
Scientific American 8, 18.2.1860 [Reported expressly for the Scientific American.] In our last issue, we published Professor C. Mason...
2.7.19
Weekly summary of inventions. Retort for burning bone black.
Scientific American 13, 24.3.1860 The object of this invention is to obviate the difficulty hitherto attending the warping of the metal pl...
4.2.18
Oppikirja Luonnontietehesen Kansakouluin oppilaille. Kymmenes Osa. Kaikenlaisista talon askareista ja käsi-töistä. [Väriä koskevat osat]
Tohtori U. J. Berliniltä. Suomentanut H. S. P. 60:nellä kuwalla. Toinen painos. Turussa, J. W. Lilljan kirjapainossa, 1860. [...] Nah...
3.2.18
Oppikirja Luonnontietehesen Kansakouluin oppilaille. Yhdeksäs Osa. Kaikkien kappalten aineista ja alkeista. [Väriä koskevat osat]
Tohtori U. J. Berliniltä. Suomentanut H. S. P. 60:nellä kuwalla. Toinen painos. Turussa, J. W. Lilljan kirjapainossa, 1860. [...] Syt...
2.2.18
Oppikirja Luonnontietehesen Kansakouluin oppilaille. Kolmas Osa. Kaswuista. [Väriä koskevat osat]
Tohtori U. J. Berliniltä. Suomentanut H. S. P. 60:nellä kuwalla. Toinen painos. Turussa, J. W. Lilljan kirjapainossa, 1860. [...] Koi...
18.11.15
The Colors From Coal Tar. Number III. Blue Colors. Green Colors. Naphthaline Colors.
Scientific American 21, 24.5.1862 Blue Colors. We have already described the purple, red and crimson color derived from aniline. On the ...
22.3.13
Frimurarne. (Osa)
Litteraturblad för allmän medborgerlig bildning, 12 / 1860 [---] Ur lärlingames katekes. Fråga: Hvad söker Ni här? Svar: Att öfvervinna mina...
6.12.10
Tekniskt. Brunering af jagtgevär.
Wiborg 30, 12.3.1860 Efter Karl Lintner i Kaufbenern. Vanligen nyttjas härtill antimonchlorid (Butyrum antimonii). I stället för denna a...
10.7.10
The Mauve Dye.
Scientific American 18, 27.10.1860 The beautiful red and purple silks which are now so fashionable throughout the civilized world, are color...
12.5.10
Weekly Summary of Inventions. / Retort for burning bone black.
Scientific American 13, 24.11.1860 The following inventions are among the most useful improvements patented this week. For the claims to the...
28.12.09
Sambandet mellan naturfenomenerna.
Från nära och fjerran. Litteraturblad för Finlands qvinnor. 5, 1860 I Berättelserna om de äfventyrliga resor, som tidt och ofta på ednaste ...
2.11.09
Morocco Leather Dressing.
Scientific American 19, 3.11.1860 Although enameled oilcloth, having its surface finished to imitate morocco leather, has come into very ext...
23.2.09
A Column of Varieties.
Scientific American 15, 7.4.1860 [Juttu koostuu useista pienistä, parin lauseen jutuista; tässä pari väriin liittyvää] Indigo as good as was...
3.1.09
The Polytechnic Association of The American Institute.
Scientific American 15, 6.10.1860 (Reported expecially for the Scientific American.) The usual weekly meeting of this association was hels a...
Foreign News And Markets. Indian Indigo.
Scientific American 21, 19.5.1860 [---] Indian Indigo. - In all likelihood the price of indigo will undergo a rise, especially for the best ...
30.12.08
The Tyrian Purple.
Scientific American 20, 12.5.1860 It is certainly wonderful that two of the finest colors known - namely, the purple of the ancients and the...
24.12.08
A Beautiful Dye From Coal Tar.
Scientific American 5, 28.1.1860 The attention of calico-printers and of woolen and cotton manufacturers throughout the world having been fo...
Discoveries and Inventions Abroad. Purple Color from Quinine.
Scientific American 18, 28.4.1860 - A patent has lately been taken out by C. H. Williams, of London, for obtaining a new coloring substance ...
