Haemoglobin 8.26, Festival Pattern Group brown/red fabric, 1950-1951 Experimental Chemistry 1950-1951
Haemoglobin 8.26, Festival Pattern Group dark olive green fabric, 1950-1951 Experimental Chemistry 1950-1951
Sample of machine-embroidered cream cotton lace with Beryl 8.9 lace pattern, Witchcraft Lace, manufactured by A C Gill Ltd and designed by H Webster. Part of a collection of 83 samples designed for the 1951 Festival of Britain. Based on X-ray crystallographic patterns of Lawrence Bragg. Pattern number: 5197 Festival Pattern Group Lace, 1951 Experimental Chemistry 1951
Sample of machine-embroidered white lace, 15% silk, 85% delustra rayon, with haemoglobin 8.26 pattern, attached to black board. Part of a collection of 83 samples designed for the 1951 Festival of Britain, based by Max Perutz designed by Arnold Parker of Messrs. E. Syon & Son.on X-ray crystallographic pattern Festival Pattern Group Lace, 1951 Experimental Chemistry 1951
One of three items of 7th/8th century woven Coptic linen; a larger band with design, in red, green, black and white 7th/8th Century Woven Coptic Textile Textiles Machinery 600-800
Swatch book of linen textile samples of unknown pattern. Consists of approx 10 samples; peach; green; gold; orange; turquiose; blue; brown; deep pink; red; silver colourways. Part of a collection of 83 samples designed for the 1951 Festival of Britain, based on X-ray crystallographic pattern Festival Pattern Group Fabrics, 1951 Experimental Chemistry 1951
One of three 7th/8th century woven Coptic linen, mounted on card; circular red design on buff. 7th/8th Century Woven Coptic Textile Textiles Machinery 600-800
Sample of machine-embroidered cotton lace, green, raised haemoglobin 8.26 pattern, Witchcraft Lace, designed by H. Webster, Pattern number 5189, repeat 7 x 8.2 cm, made by A. C. Gill Ltd., Nottingham, based on crystallography by Max Perutz. Part of a collection of 83 samples designed for the 1951 Festival of Britain, based on X-ray crystallographic pattern. Haemoglobin 8.26, Festival Pattern Group lace, 1951 Experimental Chemistry 1951-1959
