Dyes for Paper
- 1920s
Sample book containing paper samples colored with dyestuffs manufactured by the National Aniline & Chemical Company, Inc. The colors are categorized into three groups: acid colors, basic colors, and direct colors. Includes 144 dyed paper samples.
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National Aniline and Chemical Company. Dyes for Paper. New York, New York: National Aniline and Chemical Company, 1920–1929. https://digital.sciencehistory.org/works/fc9f8sh.
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