Collection of samples of "ground effects" on engraved rollers

PART OF:
Morton Collection relating to the development and use of dyes by the Morton family
Collection of samples of 'ground effects' on engraved rollers Collection of samples of 'ground effects' on engraved rollers
Collection of samples of 'ground effects' on engraved rollers Collection of samples of 'ground effects' on engraved rollers

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Collection of samples of 'ground effects' on engraved rollers
Science Museum Group
© The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum

Collection of samples of 'ground effects' on engraved rollers
Science Museum Group
© The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum

Collection of samples of "ground effects" on engraved rollers, made by Todds (engravers) for James Morton, 1923.

Details

Category:
Industrial Chemistry
Object Number:
1978-113/129
type:
dyed fabric
credit:
Morton, J.W.F.

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