An International Correspondence Schools instruction text on the dyeing of cotton and other cellulosic fibers. It covers the history and theory of dyeing, dyeing machinery (dye box, rotating-arm machine, padder, jig, beck, package and continuous machines), and the application of direct, sulfur, naphthol, vat, indigosol, basic, oxidation, mordant and fiber-reactive dyes. It includes tables of dyes with Colour Index names, procedures with recipes, and a set of student examination questions at the end.

Part 2 of an International Correspondence Schools textbook on textile dyeing, focused on wool. It covers wool fiber structure and chemistry, acid, neutral, chrome, metalized and vat/indigo dyes, and the methods for applying them. It also treats union (blend) dyeing of wool with cotton, rayon and nylon, dyeing machinery for stock, tops, yarn, felt and piece goods, and special problems such as shade variations and water quality. It ends with examination questions for students.

Part 3 of an International Correspondence Schools instruction text on textile dyeing, covering the dyeing of synthetic and man-made fibers. It treats rayon, cuprammonium rayon, acetate, Arnel, nylon, polyester, acrylics (Orlon, Acrilan, Creslan), Dynel, Zefran, Saran and other fibers, with dye classes, recipes, and tables of dyestuffs with Colour Index names. It also describes pressure-dyeing equipment (kiers, Hy-Press and Lo-Press machines), continuous Thermosol and disperse-vat processes, and dyeing of fiber blends. It ends with examination questions for students.