Article: British Inventor Develops Watermarked Paper

ALEXANDRIA, Va., Aug. 8 -- Donald Jeffrey Bond of Devon, Great Britain, has developed a pigment dyestuff composition.

According to the U.S. Patent & Trademark Office: "Watermarked paper, preferably shadow-watermarked paper is produced in conventional manner and then size-press dyed using a pigment dyestuff composition. These results in unusual and attractive decorative effects as a result of preferential dye take-up in parts of the watermarked areas, resulting in enhanced contrast between watermarked and non-watermarked areas of the paper. The invention finds particular application in wallpaper base, but can also be used in decorative or security papers. The pigment dyestuff can be ...

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