Ideas Books. K – F
Ideas Books. “Outside Notes”
Ideas Books. Departmental ideas to be developed.
Ideas Books. Development in looms or motions in looms.
Patent specifications - No. 111 – Pillow lace
Patent specifications - No. 110 – Embroidery on net
Imitation samples made on a Levers Loom
Patent specifications - No. 109 – Examples of Honiton Lace
Samples of hand-made Maltese Lace plus imitation lace samples made on a levers loom
Nine dye fastness test cards with various exposures on the threads
1909
Assortment of dye fastness test cards
1906
Assortment of dye fastness test cards
Six dye fastness thread test cards. Part of the Morton Collection
1907
Three thread dye fastness test cards. Part of the Morton Collection
1912-1913
Letter and newspaper cuttings from J. E. Jesse to James Morton regarding artificial cotton
1928
Paper by Jim Jones (Chemist for Morton Sundour Fabrics)
1936
Selection of test cards and samples about fast woollen experiments
1909-1916
Correspondence and samples on cloth for Swiss Army via Yarrows
1912-1914
Numerous perspiration test cards
1915-1925
Folder - sample of Sundour wools on card, 1930. Part of the Morton Collection.
Sample of Sundour wool showing wash test
1912
Sundour piece dying light fastness routine test cards
1909-1912
Fastness test cards
1916
Three sheets of wool piece dyeing samples
1912
Collection of papers, works programmes, prices etc. of Scottish Dyes Limited, 1921. Part of the Morton Collection.
Folder of newspaper cuttings on Soledon Dyes, 1925. Part of the Morton Collection.
Folder of general non-specific material on the dyestuffs industry. Part of the Morton Collection.
Paper by Professor Green, 'The Renaissance of the British Dyestuffs Industry', and statistics for 1925 and 1930. Part of the Morton Collection.
Two fabric samples, Soledon direct dyeing, 1931. Part of the Morton Collection.
Folder - papers on 'Standfast' based research. Part of the Morton Collection.
Collection of samples of "ground effects" on engraved rollers
Papers relating to Morton's article on 'fast dyes and dyeing' for the Journal of the Royal Society of Arts, 1928-1929.
Papers that detail figures and data regarding dyes and textiles in 1930. Part of the Morton Collection.
Samples - effect of dry-cleaning on permanent glaze finish, 1938. Part of the Morton Collection.
Card - piece dyeing of Solway Green on wool, 1924. Part of the Morton Collection.
Sample of fabric for Burberrys. Part of the Morton Collection.
Card - sample of Caledon dyes on wool and cotton, 1922. Part of the Morton Collection.
Catalogue entitled ‘Sundour’ containing Sundour ‘unfadable fabrics’. Edition De Luxe. Not dated. Part of the Morton collection.
Pattern book - Sundour wall fabrics, 1939. Part of the Morton Collection.
Pattern card - "Sundip" colours for bathing wear. Part of the Morton Collection.
"The Textile Manufacturer", 5 October 1910, by D. Browlie
Ten envelopes of wools dyed with Sundour dyes. Part of the Morton Collection.
Collection of papers CLM (early name for Sundour) 1904, correspondence with J. E. Jesse, and early friend and business colleague of James Morton, and correspondence with Llewellyn and Libertys. Part of the Morton Collection.
62 pre-Soledon dyed wool samples on wooden spindles. Part of the Morton Collection.
Samples of vat dyeing on silk yarn. Part of the Morton Collection.
Light fastness test card, 1912-1916. Part of the Morton Collection.
Correspondence relating to dye making and advertising arising from James Morton’s letter to the press, November 1916. Part of the Morton collection.
Collection of Sundour publicity material. Part of the Morton Collection.
