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PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICE OF FUR DRESSING AND FUR DYEING
PREFACE
TABLE OF CONTENTS
CHAPTER I FURS AND THEIR CHARACTERISTICS
CHAPTER II STRUCTURE OF FUR
CHAPTER III FUR DRESSING Introductory and Historical
CHAPTER IV FUR DRESSING Preliminary Operations
CHAPTER V FUR DRESSING Tanning Methods
1. Salt-acid Tan, or Pickle
2. Mineral Tans
A. Alum Tan
B. Chrome Tan
C. Iron Tan
3. Chamois Tan
4. Formaldehyde Tans
5. Combination Tans
6. Vegetable Tans
Comparison of The Various Tanning Methods
CHAPTER VI FUR DRESSING Drying and Finishing
CHAPTER VII WATER IN FUR DRESSING AND DYEING
CHAPTER VIII FUR DYEING Introductory and Historical
CHAPTER IX FUR DYEING General Methods
CHAPTER X FUR DYEING “Killing” the Furs
Killing with Soda
Killing with Lime
Killing with Caustic Soda
CHAPTER XI FUR DYEING Mordants
Aluminum Mordants
Iron Mordants
Copper Mordants
Chromium Mordants
Tin Mordants
Alkaline Mordants
Alkaline Aluminum Mordant
Alkaline Chromium Mordant
Alkaline Iron Mordant
CHAPTER XII FUR DYEING Mineral Colors Used on Furs
CHAPTER XIII FUR DYEING Vegetable Dyes
1. Tannin Materials
2. Wood dyes
I. Dyeing with Vegetable Dyes by the Brush Method
II. Dyeing with Vegetable Dyes by the Dip Method
CHAPTER XIV FUR DYEING Aniline Black
1. One-bath Aniline Black
2. Oxidation Aniline Black
3. Diphenyl Black
4. Aniline Black by Green’s Process
CHAPTER XV FUR DYEING Oxidation Colors
D. R. P. 47349 A Process for Dyeing Hair and Feathers
D. R. P. 51073 Supplement to 47349; Process for Dyeing Hair
Brown Sable Imitation on Unsheared Rabbit
Black on Sheared Muskrat
Brown on Thibet Sheep Skin
Imitation Skunk on Raccoon
CHAPTER XVI FUR DYEING Coal Tar Dyes
CHAPTER XVII BLEACHING OF FURS
BIBLIOGRAPHY
INDEX
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