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Acid Colors on Piece Goods

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Sample book containing dyeing instructions and 54 mounted fabric swatches dyed with National Aniline & Chemical Company manufactured dyes. Consists of one cardboard leaf that folds out into 9 sections.

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National Aniline and Chemical Company. Acid Colors on Piece Goods. Buffalo, New York: National Aniline and Chemical Company, n.d. https://digital.sciencehistory.org/works/cnlv4q9.

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