percy bean william mccleary (8 resultados)

Condición: Fair. xx, 564, xvii, 18 plates (16 folding), 45 pattern cards (92 swatches). . HB. 8vo, orig. cloth, front joint split, board almost detached, spine flapping, front free endpaper removed. With ink stamp of the British Cotton & Wool Dyers Association with signature of A. Hoegger, Executive Director. (The British Cotton & Wool Dyers Assocation acquired the firm Kerr & Hoegger, dyers, in 1900). Fair. First edition. Includes 45 pattern cards, 13 white patterns, 23 dyed patterns, 9 printed pattern (92 textile swatches).

Hardcover. Condición: Good. 564 pages followed by Appendix and Index of 17 pages. 45 "Pattern Cards" in text.each with two samples of material attached. Also some b/w fold-out illustrations. Some cracking of spine to board hinges, but still pretty firmly bound.it is a large work and will need extra postage for overseas travel or a very big coat pocket to fit in!).

Condición: Good. The Chemistry and Practice of Finishing : A practical treatise on the bleaching and finishing of cotton goods for whites, dyes, and prints. Percy Bean; William McCleary. Kirkham and Pratt, Manchester, 1905, hardback, gd+, black boards / gilt, 564 plus aendices and index 45 colour pattern cards with original sample cotton fabric tied in, 17 b/w plates - many fold out, b/w diagrams in the text Front and back gutters cracked - but binding still intact Page edges dust stained Pages with pattern cards show discolouration as signs of use COTTON TRADE, FINISHING, COTTON INDUSTRY, COTTON DYEING, COTTON BLEACHING. hb15 43920 ANTI/ indust hist £5500. .

Hardcover. Condición: Good. 2nd Edition. The CHEMISTRY and PRACTICE of FINISHING. A Practical Treatise on Bleaching, and the Finishing of White, Dyed, and Printed Cotton Goods. Second Edition, Complete in Two Volumes.Percy Bean & William McCleary.Condition:Good.

Cloth. Condición: Good. Second Edition. 8vo. [i-vii], viii [ix], x-xx,[xxi-xxii] xxiii-xxiv, [1] 822 pp., i-vii, in 2 volumes. Dark green cloth with gilt titling to spines. Light rubbing to boards, joints, slight board exposure at corners. Foxing to text block edges and scattered throughout, heaviest to plates, fabric samples, and front and rear of both volumes. Volume I illustrated with 43 black and white plates and 44 diagrams showing machinery used for the processing of various textiles, some fold-out. Volume II containing 48 Pattern Cards, each with 2 tipped-in swatches (96 in total) measuring appx. 2 x 3.5 in, showing a variety of finishing techniques for different types of cloth. Volume II has heavier foxing, with some swatches being more affected than others, but all present.

Hardcover. Condición: Very Good. 1st Edition. "It's the finish that sells the goods". Fabrics as they leave the loom or knitting machine are in a crude state and need considerable processing to enhance their aesthetics and performance to make them merchantable: attractive, useful and at the right price. The key factors for fabrics used in clothing are: width, stability, handle, drape, lustre, resistance to various things (e.g.mould) and eye appeal. The early refinement processes include purification (scouring, bleaching) and colouring (dyeing and printing), both of which were well understood areas of chemistry. Bean acknowledges McCleary's contribution to Part I of the book which deals with these. The next stage is FINISHING, which Bean describes as being more about physical skills and mechanical manipulation than drugs and chemicals. There can be more than one way of achieving the effect desired by the customer so that finishing is as much an art as a science. In Part II, Practical Finishing, he first details the active or inert compounds contained in 7 broad areas of effect in finishing. (e.g. stiffeners, fillers, softeners). He then describes 16 types of machine processing (e.g. calendering, stentering, chintzing, raising, cropping) with illustrations of the machines involved. Bean acknowledges the machinery manufacturers who provided plates. In Part III he gives detailed instructions on how to produce the 45 Finished Patterns (13 white, 23 dyed, 9 printed) which are all present as called for. Title and Preface (i-vi), Contents (vii-xvi), Lists of 38 Diagrams and 37 Illustrations (xvii-xix), List of 18 Plates (xx), 564pp text, Appendix and Addendum (i-viii), Index (ix-xvii), Advertisements (i-vi). p.445, List of the 45 Finished Patterns. Original binding: green cloth on board. Indented line pattern round front and back covers. Gilt title, authors and publisher on spine. Slight browning throughout, otherwise a VERY GOOD copy. The book weighs 1.8 kg (4 lbs). Postage quotation on request. Size: 9 x 6.

Paperback. Condición: Good. Not Ex-Library. Hardback without Dust Cover. Well-read copy with some spine wear but still useable. Colouring of pages due to age. Tear on spine of hardcover. This book is the Second Edition, published in 1912. Quick dispatch from UK seller.

BEAN, Percy and William McCleary. THE CHEMISTRY AND PRACTICE OF FINISHING. volumes. Manchester: Hutton, Hartley, 1926. Small 4to. Cloth. xxiv, 624, xxxvi; 625-822, viii pages, many plates, some folding, 96 cloth samples. Third editi A comprehensive practical treatise on bleaching and the finishing of white, d and printed cotton goods, with 96 samples tipped-in. Fine.