From Angola wood (Cam wood, the most lively of the woods, T.C.) birch bark and 

 alum in the same bath or decoction. 



Yellow. 



Two dippings in a decoction of the shoots of large leaved privet, Rhamnus alaternus. 



Jonquil yellow from the straight leaved privet, Alaternus folio minore. 



From the shoots in leaf of the American arbor vitae, Thuya occidentalis. 



Jonquil yellow, from the shoots of Calycanthus floridus, Carolina alspice foliis internis 

 longioribus. 



From two baths of the old wood of acacia. 



July-flower yellow, from the bark of the alder: and from the leaves of artichoke. 



Bright yellow, from the shoots oi Ceanothus Americanus, New Jersey tea tree. 



Olive yellow, from two baths of Canada bonduc, Guilandina Dioica. 



July-flower yellow, froni the flowers of balsamine. 



Dull yellow, from the green shoots of birch. 



Bright yellow, from the unripe berry of black alder. 



July-flower yellow, from the common heath with tin mordant. 



Same with the addition of black alder berries ripe, and dried. 



Dull capuchin yellow, from the ripe berries of bryony. 



Chamoy yellow, from beech-mast. 



Apricot yellow, from alpine chervil, or honeysuckle, Lonicera. 



Golden yellow, from the male dogwood, Cornus mas. 



From turmeric, altered by soap. 



From the trefoil cytisus. 



From fumitory, fresh and dry. 



From fustic made solid by birch bark with tin mordant. 



From dry weld; better from green weld. 



From hairy broom. Genista pilosa. 



From Genista tinctoria, dyers' broom. 



Intense olive yellow, from herb Robert, Geranium Robertianum. 



Jonquil yellow, from furze fresh: and dry. 



From the bark of horse chesnut. 



Apricot yellow from the bark of black willow, Salix Caprae 



Olive yellow, from the fresh stalks of buckthorn. 



Good yellow, from the Italian aster, starwort. Aster Amelias. 



Delicate, from the bark of elm, dried black alder berries and buckwheat straw with 

 tin mordant. 



From the shoots of yellow osier, Salix Vitellina. 



Greenish yellow, from fermented pansy, hearts' ease, Viola tricolor. 



From the larger pusicaria. Polygonum orientale. 



From the bark and also from the shoots of the Italian poplar, particularly from the 

 fresh shoots with tin mordant. 



Another shade with the same and dried berries of black alder. This ingredient is 

 economical and renders other colours solid. 



Jonquil yellow, with the black Virginia poplar, tin mordant. 



From the fresh plants of common field basil, Clinopodium vulgare. 



From the bark of pitch pine. 



From the shoots of the Indian date plum, Placqueminier, Diospyros Lotus. 



From the bark of the plane tree. 



From the roots of wild apple. 



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