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Tadahiko Ogawa
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1988 Volume 13 Pages
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Teruya Irie
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1988 Volume 13 Pages
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Yasufumi Chuma
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1988 Volume 13 Pages
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Keiko Ikeda
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1988 Volume 13 Pages
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Kiyoko Akasaka
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1988 Volume 13 Pages
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Masaharu Kitano
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1988 Volume 13 Pages
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Takako Tachibana
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1988 Volume 13 Pages
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Shigeru Nakamura
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1988 Volume 13 Pages
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Ayako Yoshimura, Sonoko Wada
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1988 Volume 13 Pages
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We dyed Silk with Vegetable Dyes and then examined it in Extracted Dyes for Colou Fastness. In these experiments the dyes used were, Chlorophora tinctoria ; Haematoxylon capmpchianum L. and Caesalpinia Sappan L. The mordants used were aluminum acetate ; chromium acetate and pyrolignite of iron. In this study we will report on "Colour Fastness" in relation to four points ; Washing ; Rubbing ; Perspiration and Light. The results obtained are as follows : 1) Extracted Dyes have a better effect on silk than on cotton fabrics. 2) Colour Fastness is in the order of Haematoxylon capmpchianum L. ; Caesalpinia Sappan L. and Chlorophora tinctoria.
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Yachiyo Suzaki, Saburo Uchiyama
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1988 Volume 13 Pages
39-46
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Yoshibumi Ono
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1988 Volume 13 Pages
47-59
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Nobuyuki Nakamoto, Nobufusa Katuyama
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1988 Volume 13 Pages
61-75
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Masako Yamamoto, Chifumi Yoshii, Shiyuki Tsuda
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1988 Volume 13 Pages
77-94
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The fact that costumes have a close relationship to the structure of a society of a particular time is undisputed. Therefore, in order to understand our present costume style better we should study the 19th century, a period of scientific and dramatic history. In England, the Industrial Revolution began in the latter half of the 18th century, and ended by the time of the Second French Empire in the 19th century. It brought all kinds of innovations to industry and commerce. The actual course of the Industrial Revolution was led by advances made in the textile industry. This indicates the primary importance of clothing manufacturing to the society at that time. Mass production of high quality products at lower prices had now become possible due to various inventions and subsequent improvements in weaving and sewing machines, as well as concurrent developments in trade circulation influenced sewing styles and ornamentation. The dress presented here has been reproduced as faithfully as possible from an article written by Akiko Ota and Atsuko Miyoshi in 'Dresstudy' magazine called "Machine-Made Lace of the 1870's" (Spring 1987 pp16-21). To use lace and ribbon as freely as the more common materials was unthinkable in the days of hand manufacture. In this example, 68.6 metres from five kinds of lace have been used, with widths ranging from 1cm to 8cm. There is also 17.4metres of three kinds of ribbon. The main dress material is 15metres of organdie linen, 92cm wide. The techniques and designs made possible by the new machine sewing are highly apparent.
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Toru Omoto
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1988 Volume 13 Pages
95-103
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Hiroko Fukui
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1988 Volume 13 Pages
105-113
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Masako Yamamoto
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1988 Volume 13 Pages
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Kazushi Shibata
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1988 Volume 13 Pages
117-127
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Kazushi Shibata
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1988 Volume 13 Pages
129-136
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Kouyou Nakashita
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1988 Volume 13 Pages
152-137
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