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Explains the basic methods of dyeing fibre and pieces in the workshop. Demonstrates the process from identification of the fibre, the choice of dye and additive, and explains their interrelationship in the...
Shows the work of an industrial chemist. The example used is a dye manufacturing company in Lancashire. Shows the chemistry of the production of a particular aniline dye. During the course of production...
NoS Summary - Cottage industry - women and young girls dye, spin and weave. British Pathe synopsis: "Filmed at Eastcote". "We came across them at the Sign of the Shuttle - busy washing the wool - " M/S of...
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Hydraulics Research. DESCRIPTION: The envy of every schoolboy - scientists at Britain’s Hydraulics Research Station use elaborate models of dams, rivers, ports and harbours to check...
Ajrakh is the last type of cloth to be made by the mordant-resist process, which was used for over 1000 years in India; its detailed patterns were introduced by the Moghuls and are reputed to be of Sufi...
Looks at how a particular combination of visible wavelengths reaching the eye is interpreted as a particular colour. Trichromacy is shown to be the basis of colour vision from Young’s overlapping colour...
NoS Summary - A device made by REP Bank Alarms, named "Operation Skunk", explodes an orange smoke bomb, sets off an alarm sprays a yellow dye with a noxious scent when the vehicle carrying it is stolen.
NoS synopsis: Jeremiah Ambler, one of Britains’s most modern dye works, uses coal in a big way
Interview with Rhodesian Election Commissioner John Boynton about speculation that Coca Cola can be used to wash off dye used during voting in the current Rhodesian elections. Male interviewer not identified...
Pathe synopsis: Another weapon that illustrates the hazards of crime today is the criminal detector - a truncheon-like piece of apparatus that fits into a pocket and which in an emergency can inject an...
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