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While the naturally dyed color has certainly faded over time
This one I believe is late 19th century and made of cotton flour sack type fabric
who I'm certain was its maker
) 32 pages of manually typed text cut out and taped down (with what I find quite beautiful much toned bits of tape everywhere)
The exterior features both red
1912 Albastine Color Chart with Eight Pages of Samples feet While the naturally dyed colorThis is a neat one, both for the terrific array of colors and for the nature of Alabastine paint itself, a powdered tint that was mixed with water for use on interior surfaces. And, as one can tell from the samples in this booklet, some of which have bled a bit, this could be used as a sort of watercolor palette if desired wet the colors with a brush and you could do a little painting. Founded in New York by Melvin B. Church in 1879, Alabastine was
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