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A photograph of an old, open dye book showing two pages filled with handwritten lists of dye types and suppliers. The left page is titled "List of Colours used in the Cold Dye Cotton" with subheadings "Reds" and "Orange Yellows." Under each subheading are various dye names and corresponding supplier codes or abbreviations written in neat cursive script. The right page continues with "Ranges Yellow Reds" and includes more detailed dye names, supplier information, and notes. The paper appears aged and slightly discoloured, with brownish edges, and the handwriting is in ink, appearing dark brown. Add to board
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Dye Sample Book

Book of dyed wool and cotton samples, with this page showing lists of dye suppliers and details of each dye used. Dated 1901.

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