Letter from Jim Jones (Chemist for Morton Sundour Fabrics)

PART OF:: Morton Collection relating to the development and use of dyes by the Morton family

Made:: 1930

Letter from Jim Jones (Chemist for Morton Sundour Fabrics)

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Letter from Jim Jones (Chemist for Morton Sundour Fabrics), to James Morton regarding chemically induced fading, 1930. Part of Morton Collection

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Category:: Industrial Chemistry

Object Number:: 1978-113/11

type:: papers, dye pattern book, dye shade card, dyed fabric and letter - correspondence

credit:: Morton, J.W.F.

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