Encyclopedia of Practical Receipts and Processes

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Common Crimson (Put some of the common red)

Put some of the common red mixture (see No. 250) into a copper or stoneware vessel, and work the goods in it for 1/2 an hour; then wash out thoroughly, wring and dry.

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Common Crimson (Put some of the common red)

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