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(Archive for colour themed articles and images)
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2.1.23
Manufacture of White Lead.
Scientific American 19, 4.11.1868 White lead, or ca[r]bonate of lead, is extensively used in the arts. As a pigment, when are and mixed wi...
12.12.22
New Dye for Woolen Goods.
Scientific American 17, 21.10.1868 Tar water, it is asserted, may be employed for dyeing silk and wool with the color called gris cendre ,...
23.9.20
Effect of Bright Red on Animals.
Scientific American 16, 18.4.1868 We have never yet been able to arrive at a solution of the curious effects of the sight of scarlet or br...
Glass - Its Material and Manufacture.
Scientific American 25, 20.6.1868 A great number of earths, and other mineral bodies, after being fused, do not resume their original char...
17.6.20
Mica Brocades - A New Product of Art.
Scientific American 20, 13.11.1869 No doubt all of our readers are acquainted with the mica which is so extensively used in doors of stove...
7.6.20
Vitrified Caoutchouc.
Scientific American 16, 18.4.1868 Photographers will be interested in the invention of M. Marion described in the columns of the Moniteur ...
5.6.20
Painting and preserving iron work.
Scientific American 16, 18.4.1868 A good black paint for coarse iron work may be made by mixing plumbago with hot coal tar. Equal parts of...
3.6.20
Dissolving Aniline Colors.
Scientific American 16, 18.4.1868 For the application of most of the aniline colors, more especially blues and violets, consumers are obli...
22.6.19
Improved Compound of Aniline Colors.
Scientific American 18, 2.5.1868 Emil Zinssmann, of New York city, has lately patented the following: "This invention consists in a ...
21.6.19
The Manufacture of French Leather.
Scientific American 18, 2.5.1868 For the Scientific American. To learn the secret of making French leather; or what is popularly. known ...
2.8.18
Color of the Clouds.
The Scientific American 10, 7.3.1868 The varied colors which the clouds assume at various times especially at sunrise and sun-set, are exp...
1.8.18
Chemistry of Paint.
The Scientific American 10, 7.3.1868 Hitherto but very little attention has ever been given to the above subject by our leading chemists, ...
31.7.18
Preparation of Potash Dyes.
The Scientific American 10, 7.3.1868 "I take yellow prussiate of potash, or the first crystallization, and dissolve in hot water and ...
2.4.16
Manufacture of Indigo Carmine.
Scientific American 11, 9.9.1868 A recipe for a green color for confectioners' use, published in No. 10, current volume, has called fort...
30.8.13
För unga målare.
Trollsländan 39, 26.9.1868 En del af eder, mina små läsare, veten väl redan hvad det vill säga att måla och färglägga bilder; en annan del k...
19.1.11
Green Color for Sweetmeats.
Scientific American 10, 2.9.1868 A beautiful green color, devoid of poisonous properties, economical, and useful for confectioners, can be...
22.6.09
Calico-Printing in France
The Atlantic Monthly 133, 1868 ["Manufacturers and Inventors." By Urbain Pages.] In this age of liberty and of individual enterpri...
