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The Poison Book Project. In the Victorian era textiles were colored with a green copper aceto-arsentite used from 1814 to the late 1800s.

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The Poison Book Project investigates arsenic and other toxic colorants found in mass-produced Victorian-era cloth-bound books and assists other institutio. An illustration of a 35 floppy disk. In April 2022 the Preservation and Conservation PAC Laboratory welcomed Dr.

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