A text-book of dye chemistry; the chemistry of dye-stuffs
A text-book of dye chemistry from 1920, written by Georg von Georgievics, Eugène Grandmougin and Frederick Alfred Mason and published in London by Scott, Greenwood, for students and practitioners of dyeing. Its pages are chemical structure diagrams drawn in black line on cream paper, with fused ring skeletons, labelled substituent groups such as NH2, SO3H and OH, and arrows showing reaction pathways, which a designer could use as neat schematic line art.
