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89 - Hoechst AG.- The Coal Tar Colours of the Farbwerke vorm. Meister Lucius & Brüning. Bd. 1: General Part: Their Properties and Reactions and the Methods of their Application. Höchst/Main, 1896. 190 Seiten Mit lithogr. Titel u. Frontisp. sowie ca. 170 mont. Stoffmustern. 4°. Goldgepr. OHlwd. (leicht beschabt).
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Hoechst AG.- The Coal Tar Colours of the Farbwerke vorm. Meister Lucius & Brüning. Bd. 1: General Part: Their Properties and Reactions and the Methods of their Application. Höchst/Main, 1896. 190 Seiten Mit lithogr. Titel u. Frontisp. sowie ca. 170 mont. Stoffmustern. 4°. Goldgepr. OHlwd. (leicht beschabt). Seltenes Musterbuch aus dem großen Frankfurter Chemieunternehmen Hoechst mit einer Übersicht über die verschiedenen Farbstoffe, ihre Löslichkeit und Verwendung. Es erschien noch ein zweiter Teil über die Steinkohleteerfarbstoffe 'Their Application in Dyeing Cotton and other Vegetable Fibres'.- Titel und Frontispiz lose, wenige Stoffmuster entfernt.
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