C A3- /o ; Wo golor Universal Language Dictionary of Names ^^^ *<>♦. *"*£AU Of * U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE National Bureau of Standards NBS SPECIAL PUBLICATION 440 Digitized by the Internet Archive in 2013 http://archive.org/details/coloruniversallaOOkell COLOR Universal Language and Dictionary of Names Kenneth L. Kelly and Deane B. Judd* Sensory Environment Section Center for Building Technology National Bureau of Standards Supersedes and Combines THE ISCC-NBS METHOD OF DESIGNATING COLORS AND A DICTIONARY OF COLOR NAMES, by Kenneth L. Kelly and Deane B. Judd, NBS Circular 553, Nov. 1, 1955 and A UNIVERSAL COLOR LANGUAGE, by Kenneth L. Kelly, Color Engineering 3, 16 (March- April 1965) * Deceased / V s c **>K-f X Q. u U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE, Elliot L. Richardson, Secretary >~ |j Edward O. Vetter, Under Secretary o a *j Dr. Betsy Anker- Johnson, Assistant Secretary for Science and Technology 1/1 National Bureau of Standards, Ernest Ambler, Acting Director b DECEMBER 1976 A-i THE UNIVERSAL COLOR LANGUAGE Kenneth L. Kelly A-v Preface to 1976 Edition The ISCC-NBS Color Names Dictionary (NBS Circular 553) has gone through six previous printings and has sold nearly 14,000 copies. In the years since this Dictionary became available in January 1956, a number of significant advances have been made in this field of colorimetry. The importance of the Centroid numbers became increasingly clear, so they were added to the appropriate color-name blocks in the color-name charts in section 13 of the 1963 (4th) and subsequent printings. Otherwise the Color Names Dictionary remains exactly the same. The demand for colors to illustrate the color-name blocks was voiced even before publication in November 1955. However, due to the high cost of developing precise colors and the lack of funds, the development of the ISCC-NBS Centroid Colors was delayed until 1965. At that time, they were published with financial assistance from the Color Marketing Group. These colors were produced by the Toby Color Card Company of St. Louis, and the Munsell Color Company of Baltimore supervised the final produc- tion, thus assuring that the Centroid Colors would meet the very stringent tolerances specified for them. The Centroid Color Charts became the first Supplement to the Color Names Dictionary. When the Centroid Color Charts were received in early 1965, there were fewer than 100 copies of the Color Names Dictionary in stock at the Government Printing Office. Since it would have required some time to update the Dictionary, it was reprinted with- out change (5th printing, 5/12/65). The necessary revisions including a description of the Centroid Colors were then incorporated into a paper entitled A Universal Color Language (UCL), also published in 1965. That paper is the second Supplement to the Color Names Dictionary. Since the Color Names Dictionary is still the basic document in this field of color and is now out of stock, it is being reprinted (7th printing) and updated by revising The Universal Color Language and publishing it along with the Dictionary. The Color Names Dictionary, The Universal Color Language and the Centroid Color Charts form a com- plete unit and are most useful when purchased together. For the first time all three items can be purchased from the Office of Standard Reference Materials, National Bureau of Standards. In addition, this volume containing the UCL and the Color Names Dictionarj r can be purchased from the Superintendent of Documents, Government Printing Office. The National Bureau of Standards is again happy to acknowledge the cooperative nature of this project and to express its appreciation to all those who have made it possible. Kenneth L. Kelly A-vi CONTENTS Preface to 1976 Edition A-vi Abstract A-l Introduction A-l Method of Color Designation A-l The Universal Color Language A-6 The ISCC-NBS Centroid Colors A-10 Other Advantages and Applications of the Centroid Colors A-10 Level 1 A-13 Level 2 A-13 Level 3 A-13 Level 4 A-13 Level 5 A-13 Level 6 A-17 Variable Accuracy A-17 Summary A-18 References A-18 The Color Names Dictionary (CND) iii (The CND has been reproduced exactly as it was in the 6th printing including the Table of Contents and pagination) A-vii The Universal Color Language by Kenneth L. Kelly Abstract The Universal Color Language (UCL) has been revised and will be published together with the 7th printing of the Color Names Dictionary. It serves as the means of updating the Dictionary. The UCL brings together all the well known color-order systems and methods of designating color. It interrelates them in six correlated levels of fineness of color designation, each higher level in- dicating a finer division of the color solid. It follows closely the original requirements for the ISCC-NBS Method of Designating Colors stated in the Color Names Dictionary. They were: a) accurate enough to satisfy a scientist, b) usable enough to satisfy a manufacturer and c) simple enough to be understood by the average person on the street. The first requirement is satisfied by levels 6 and 5, the second by levels 5, 4 and 3, and the third by levels 3, 2 and 1. The UCL is being increasingly used by science, education, art and industry. Instructions are included for the application of the UCL at each level. Key words: Color; colorimetry; color names; color designations; color-order systems. 1. Introduction Hardly a day goes by without the need for each of us to verbally describe at least one color. The degree to which the other person understands our description depends on a number of factors. Did I use the common language of the street? Are we from the same geographic area? Do we both work in the same trade or occupation? Are we of the same ethnic group? How accurately must the color de- scription be understood? If we are discussing the physical attributes of the "redhead" that just walked by, the accuracy of color description is relatively unimportant. However, if we are discussing the color of the carpet to be installed in a large office building involving a considerable amount of money, then the color description as well as the lighting and viewing conditions under which the description applies must be very carefully specified and controlled. If we allow ourselves to dream about an ideal color language, it must be able to: 1) Be understood by the public at least in a gen- eral way; 2) Describe a color with different degrees of accuracy; 3) Use color names or numeral and/or letter designations interchangeably ; 4) Specify color tolerances around a standard color; 5) Describe the color in terms of the best known color-order systems or collections of color samples; 6) Describe colors with the even greater accuracies that will be demanded in the future; 7) Correlate visual descriptions with instrumental measurements of a color; and S) Provide meaningful translation of exotic or promotional color names. A color language which is designed to meet these requirements will be described and its development and applications will be discussed. 2. Method of Color Designation The Inter-Society Color Council (ISCC) [25] l and the National Bureau of Standards (NBS) co- operated for many years in the development of the ISCC-NBS Method of Designating Colors and a Dictionary of Color Names, usually shortened to the Color Names Distionary (CND) 2 [18, 23]. This publication describes the selection of the ISCC-NBS hue names and modifiers descriptive of the lightness and saturation of a color [sec. 4.2 and 5, CND] which form the basis of the ISCC-NBS Method. This publication also describes the method by which the psychological color solid 3 [sec. 4.1, CND; 37-fig. 1], dimensioned according to the Munsell (fig. 2) scales of hue (red, yellow, purple-fig. 3), value (lightness-light, dark, very dark-fig. 4) and chroma (saturation-grayish, strong, vivid-fig. 5) [sec. 4, CND; 3, 29, 30, 42], is divided into 267 blocks. To each of these blocks is assigned the ap- propriate ISCC-NBS color name. The hue, value and chroma boundaries of each color-name block were adjusted so that the color ranges embodied in each color-name block reflected common usage of that ISCC-NBS color name [sec. 5, CND], figure 6. These 267 color-name blocks are described in 31 color- name charts [sec. 13, CND]. Thus it is possible, given the Munsell notation 4 of a color, to determine the ISCC-NBS color name most descriptive of this color by assigning to it the color name of the color-name block in which this Munsell notation plots. 1 Figures in brackets [ ] indicate the literature references at the end of this paper (sec. 13). 2 The Color Names Dictionary [ref. 23] is frequently referenced in this paper. The abbreviation CND will be used to cite this source. 3 Such a color solid is a very convenient way to arrange and thereby to visualize colors according to their hue, value or lightness and chroma or saturation. Any non-fluorescent or non-retroreflective surface color, for instance, can be represented by a point in the color solid at its proper hue, value and chroma. * All Munsell notations determined from the Munsell Book of Color up to and including the 1929 Edition, were called Munsell Book notations. After the publication in 1943 of the OSA study of the Spacing of the Munsell Colors 32 , all Munsell notations determined on the basis of the respaced colors in the 1943 Report were called Munsell renotations. This was to distinguish them from Munsell Book notations. After all Munsell colors were brought into conformity with the 1943 Report, and after suffi- cient years had lapsed that the term Munsell renotation had become of academic interest only, the term Munsell renotation has been replaced by Munsell notation. A-l Figure 1. A photograph of a color solid constructed of Munsell samples affixed on ten constant-hue charts or vanes. Note that the hue changes as the solid is rotated about its vertical axis. This color solid was constructed at the National Bureau of Standards under the author's supervision. CAUTION: Since all the colors in this Figure are photographs of Munsell colors, they are approximations of them and so should never be used in place of the actual samples. A-2 Figure 2. A photograph of the glossy edition of the Munsell Book of Color 30 with one constant hue chart extended. A single color chip with its Munsell notation is shown in the small insert. CAUTION: Since all the colors in this Figure are photographs of Munsell Colors, they are approximations of them and so should never be used in place of the actual samples. Jb'iGURE 3. A photograph illustrating the hue circle with five generic Centroid Colors: red, yellow, green, blue and purple. CAUTION: Since all the colors in this Figure are photographs of Centroid Colors, they are approxi- mations of them and so should never be used in place of the actual samples. A-3 very light green 143 light green 144 moderate green 145 dark green 146 medium gray 265 very dark green 147 Figure 4. A photograph illustrating the value or lightness scale with five Centroid Colors: very light green, light green, moderate green, dark green and very dark green. CAUTION: Since all the colors in this Figure are photographs of Centroid Colors, they are approximations of them and so should never be used in place of the actual samples. grayish green 150 vivid green 139 Figure 5. A photograph illustrating the chroma or saturation scale with five Centroid Colors: gray, grayish green, moderate green, strong green and vivid green. CAUTION: Since all the colors in this Fig ire are photographs of Centroid Colors, they are approximations of them and so should never be used in place of the actual samples. A-4 VERY PALE PURPLE VERY LIGHT PURPLE BRILLIANT PURPLE VIVID PURPLE/ VIVID PURPLE WHITE PURPLISH WHITE ■LIGHT GRAY ■LT. PURPLISH GRAY ■MEDIUM GRAY ■PURPLISH GRAY DARK GRAY DK. PURPLISH GRAY DARK GRAYISH PURPLE BLACK PURPLISH BLACK BLACKISH PURPLE VERY DEEP PURPLE Figure 6. A three-dimensional illustration of the ISCC-NBS color-name chart for purple showing the color-name block structure. A-5 The ability of the ISCC-NBS Method to describe colors with different levels of accuracy was applied many times during the development of this method. For instance, the Munsell Notation of a paint chip or a finely ground drug sample [1, 45] can be de- termined by a trained observer under good lighting and viewing conditions (sec. 6.1.2, CND) to one half of a hue step, to one tenth of a value step and to three tenths of a chroma step. This accuracy is more than that necessary to determine the appro- priate ISCC-NBS color name descriptive of the color of the drug sample, for instance. Now, sup- pose that the ISCC-NBS color name of this drug sample were "light yellowish brown". The same drug sample could be described less accurately as simply "yellowish brown". It could be described with still less accuracy by the simple generic hue name "brown". Thus we can see that three levels of accuracy of color designation are possible with color names alone (see table 1). Now let us consider another type of example. Mrs. Smith has just told us she bought a "green" sofa. This color name tells us only that this color falls somewhere in the green part of the color solid; that is, it is not a red, yellow, blue or purple. Let us call this most basic type of color designation level 1. If, however, she had said it was a yellowish green, then we would have known also that it was not a plain green or a bluish green. Let us call this finer type of color designation level 2. If she had gone further and described the color of her new sofa as a light yellowish green, then we would have had a very good idea of its color. Let us call this still more specific type of color designation level 3. (Naturally, we are assuming in this discussion that all the people involved have normal color vision.) Thus it can be seen that through the use of the ISCC-NBS Method of Designating Colors, three correlated levels of accuracy of color description can be delineated using color names alone. So, the ISCC-NBS Method not only supplies the basis of what we will call The Universal Color Language, but it also supplies the first three levels of increasing fineness of color designation of this language. A color designation can be a color name, numbers, letters or a combination of two or of all three of these. However, even three levels of fineness of color designation are not sufficient to meet the demands of science, art and industry. The usefulness of color names is limited to levels 1, 2 and 3. Where still greater accuracies of color designation are required — that is, where the color solid is divided into larger and larger numbers of smaller and smaller blocks — letters and/or numbers will be required to designate these colors. An obvious choice to be used in level 4, the next level of accuracy higher than level 3, is the Munsell Book of Color [3, 22, 30, 32] containing just over 1500 color standards. In response to the demands for still greater accuracy, the visually interpolated Munsell notation was the logical selection for level 5. This is the level used in most applications of the Munsell Book of Color in science, education, art and industry. The practical limit of visual inter- polation among these color standards has been reached in level 5. As a result, the next higher level of accuracy of color designation, level 6, must be based on instrumental measurements. A spectro- photometer is the preferred instrument but certain colorimeters can be used at this level of accuracy provided the conditions of measurement are care- fully controlled. (See sec. 10, level 6). The results from these instrumental measurements can be expressed in the CIE coordinate system (x, y, Y or X, Y, Z) [2, 17, 19, 38] or in a more finely inter- polated Munsell notation determined mathemati- cally from the CIE coordinates. While levels 4, 5 and 6 are not expressly described in the ISCC-NBS Method of Designating Colors, they are logical extensions of this Method. Remem- ber that the boundaries of the color-name blocks in the color-name charts [sec. 13, CND] are defined in Munsell terms. Remember also that the appropriate ISCC-NBS Color Name description of a color is determined through a visually or instrumentally determined Munsell notation. Through the determination of the Munsell nota- tions of the individual color samples in two well known collections of color standards (the 9th Standard Color Card of America [7, 41] and the Horticultural Colour Chart [6, 33]), fig. 7, these collections can be used in place of the Munsell Book of Color in visually determining the ISCC- NBS Color Names in level 3. By the same use of equivalent Munsell notations, it is possible to use four other color-order systems in place of Munsell in level 4. These are Maerz and Paul, 1st Edition [26, 34], Plochere [28, 40], Ridgway [12, 43] and the Color Harmony Manual, 3rd Edition [10, 11, 16, 34, 44], figure 8. 3. The Universal Color Language It is difficult to trace the origin of the name The Universal Color Language [14, 15, 21, 23] except to state that it coincided with the development and extension of the ISCC-NBS Method of Desig- nating Colors. Although reference has already been made to the concept of six levels of color designation, historically the notion of levels evolved during the solution of ISCC Problem 23, the Historical Expression of Color Usage [14, 21]. The Color Marketing Group (CMG) was formed in June 1962 [8, 21]. They adapted this method to the statistical analysis of color trends — the changing patterns of color usage in the various industries in which product color is an important marketing factor. That level is used which is appropriate to the degree of accuracy of color designation needed in the particular applica- tion, the accuracy increasing with the level number. The higher levels represent a finer division of the whole color solid into a greater number of smaller blocks of color. A-6 Color Name Designations Numeral and/or Letter Color Designations Level of Fineness of Color Designation Level 1 (least precise) Level 2 Level 3 Level 4 Level 5 Level 6 (most precise) Number of Divisions of Color Solid 13 29 267* 943-7056* ^100,000 ±5,000,000 Type of Color Designation Generic hue names and neutrals (See circled designa- nations in diagram below) All hue names and neutrals (See diagram below) ISCC-NBS All hue names and neutrals with modifiers (NBS-C553) Color-order Systems (Collections of color standards sampling the color solid systematically) Visually inter- polated Munsell notation (From Munsell Book of Color) CIE (x,y,Y) or Instrumentally Interpolated Munsell Nota- tion Example of Color Designation brown yellowish brown light yellow- ish brown (centroid #76) Munsell 1548* 10YR6/4** 9y 2 YR6.4/4 1 /4*' x = 0.395 y = 0.382 Y = 35.6% or 9.6YR 6.4 5 /4.3* Alternate Color-Order Systems Usable at Given Levels SCCA 216* (9th Std.) 70128 HCC 800* H407 M&P 7056* (1st Ed.) 12H6 Plochere 1248* 180 5-d Ridgway 1115* XXIX 13 "b CHM 943* (3rd Ed.) 3gc General Applicability -> — ► — K Increased Fineness of Color Designation > > > < < < Statistical Expression of Color Trends (roll-up method) A — ■< — <- * Figures indicate the number of color samples in each collection. **The smallest unit used in the Hue, Value and Chroma parts of the Munsell notation in Levels 4 (1 Hue step, 1 Value step and 2 Chroma steps), 5 (V2 Hue step, 0.1 Value step and Va Chroma step) and 6 (0.1 Hue step, 0.05 Value step and 0.1 Chroma step) indicates the accuracy to which the parts of the Munsell notation are specified in that Level. Table 1. Schematic Diagram Illustrating the Six Levels of The Universal Color Language. A-7 9th Standard Color Card of America Horticultural Colour Chart Figure 7. Photographs of two well known collections of color standards which can be used in place of the Munsell Book of Color in Level 3: the 9th Standard Color Card of America and the Horticultural Colour Chart. CAUTION: Since all the colors in this Figure are photographs of the colors, they are approximations of them and so should never be used in place of the actual samples. A- A Wk 8 C DBF Q H I J Plate 4 K L 1 6 S 9 to 12 » J 8 C D E F G H I 1 K L DOW Color Harmony Manual Maerz and Paul Plochere Ridgway Figure 8. Photographs of the jour color-order systems which can be used in place of the Munsell Book of Color in Level 4: Maerz and Paul, 1st edition, Plochere, the Color Harmony Manual, 3rd edition and Ridgway. CAUTION: Since all the colors in this Figure are photographs of the colored samples in the different systems, they are approximations of them and so should never be used in place of the actual samples. A-9 It was approximately 1963 that the name The Universal Color Language (UCL) was coined in discussions with the Executive Secretary of the Color Marketing Group. The name indicates the very wide range of applications available depending on the demands of the user, including variable levels of accuracy and the use of varying types of color designations (color names or letter and/or number designations). It must be borne in mind that the UCL describes only the color of an object. It does not describe any of the other appearance attributes, such as gloss or texture. When these other appear- ance attributes are likewise standardized and reduced to a language, then the UCL will become part of the larger, more inclusive Universal Appearance Lan- guage (UAL). The UCL is being increasingly used in science, education, art and industry. It has the open-ended flexibility to add level 7 when a still more accurate designation of color is needed. By the same token, it can also add intermediate levels such as 2B or 2C between levels 2 (29 blocks) and 3 (267 blocks). Such an intermediate level can be made to contain perhaps 80 to 150 color designations, if this number is required for a special purpose. As a special divi- dend, the UCL has the unique ability to translate for the first time the special color names of the well- known color-order systems and collections of color standards into the ISCC-NBS color names, or from one of these special color languages into one of the others. These special color languages include Ridg- way (ornithology, geology, botany, biology)- Pl° _ chere (interior decorating), Color Harmony Manual, 3rd edition ("mass market", items on the market shelf), Maerz and Paul, 1st edition (historical color names), the Nickerson Color Fan (flower colors) [35, 36], Dade (biology) [9, 12, 43], the 9th Standard Color Card of America (fashion, flag colors), and the Horticultural Colour Chart (flower colors). When a new color-order system, such as the Natural Color System of Sweden, is published and the indi- vidual colored samples are assigned Munsell nota- tions, it will likewise be possible to translate these new designations into the ISCC-NBS color names or into one of the special color languages listed above. It is important to remember that in each level (a) the whole color solid is divided into a stated num- ber of blocks, (b) the boundaries of each color-name block are accurately specified and (c) all six levels are related through the UCL. Table 1 summarizes the six levels of accuracy of color designation and their applications. One arrow indicates the direc- tion to go for greater accuracy of color designation. The other arrow indicates the direction taken in the statistical combination or "roll-up" technique used in statistical studies of color trends by the Color Marketing Group. The UCL has resulted from a massive cooperative effort by organizations and individuals all interested in realizing the utmost benefits from color in every field of application. To use a mechanical simile, it can be likened to a bridge over which color informa- tion flows in both directions between the salesman and the customer, or between the scientist and the manufacturer or management. The UCL is the second Supplement to the Color Names Dictionary. 4. The ISCC-NBS Centroid Colors The ISCC-NBS Centroid Colors [15, 20] (fig. 9) were developed to illustrate the center (center-of- gravity or centroid) of each of the 267 color-name blocks [sec. 13, CND]. These standard colors are in the form of one-inch square glossy paint-on-paper samples affixed on a variable gray background so that each color is seen on a background of approxi- mately its own lightness. Under each Centroid Color is the abbreviation of the appropriate ISCC- NBS color name plus the corresponding Centroid or color-name-block number (fig. 10). These color samples illustrate the central or most typical color of each of the color-name blocks. With a set of Centroid Colors, we can now see directly what the average person is supposed to mean when he uses one of the ISCC-NBS color names. Since the block number, the corresponding ISCC-NBS color desig- nation and the Munsell notation of each of the Centroid Colors are listed in the table attached to each set of these charts, the Centroid Colors form an extremelv useful and inexpensive set of special color standards. The ISCC-NBS Centroid Color Charts form the first Supplement to the Color Names Dictionary. 4.1 Other Advantages and Applications of the Centroid Colors Another advantage associated with the Centroid Colors is the use of the Centroid number as an ab- breviation of the ISCC-NBS color designation. This number (ranging from 1 to 267) requires only three columns on a computer punch card, such as an acquisition or inventory card. It is also possible to code the color of an item on a single data-processing card at each of the six levels. In fact this has already been done on a commercial basis by the Color Marketing Group. Another advantage results from the color-name- block structure of the ISCC-NBS Method of Desig- nating Colors. Since the hue, value and chroma boundaries of each color-name block enclose the ranges of color best described by that ISCC-NBS color name, these boundaries can be considered color-name tolerances around each ISCC-NBS color name. To put it another way, each such boundary separates the ranges of color best described by the contiguous ISCC-NBS color names. Each level of the UCL will now be discussed separately and in the detail required to apply it to color problems which can be solved with the accu- racy of color designation inherent in that level. 5. Level 1 In level 1, the whole color solid is divided into just 13 large color-name blocks. As a result, each of A-10 Figure 9. A photograph of a set of the ISCC-NBS Centroid Color Charts showing the charts for the hues red, yellow, green, blue and purple opened out. CAUTION: Since all the colors in this Figure are photographs of Centroid Colors, they are approximations of them and so should never be used in place of the actual samples. A-ll Green 263. White 153. g White 148. v. p. G 143. v. I. G 264. I. Gray 154. I. g Gray 149. p. G 144. I. G 140. brill. G Figure 10. A photograph of the Green ISCC-NBS Centroid Color Chart. A single color sample with its Centroid number and equivalent ISCC-NBS color- name abbreviation is shown in the small insert. CAUTION: Since all the colors in this Figure are photographs of Centroid Colors, they are approximations of them and so should never be used in place of the actual samples. A-12 these blocks will contain a relatively large range of color. This is why it is called the least precise level in The Universal Color Language. On the other hand, it is the easiest level for the average person to under- stand, since the color names describing each block are only generic (basic) hue names (red, yellow, blue), and the neutrals (white, gray and black). Although this level is called the least precise, the boundaries of these blocks are specified just as accurately as those of the smaller blocks in the higher-numbered levels. The ten generic hue names and three neutrals and their abbreviations are listed in table 2 and circled in the round diagram in table 1. Thus, we can describe any color in this level of accuracy by using one of these generic hue names or white, gray or black. As an example, we could describe a certain carpet as a brown (Br) carpet. 6. Level 2 In level 2, the whole color solid is divided into 29 blocks; four of the level 1 blocks remain unchanged while 9 are divided into two or three parts. The 13 color names or designations used in level 1 are still applied to the appropriate 13 of the 29 blocks, while each of the 16 new blocks is assigned an inter- mediate hue name. These new intermediate hue names each fall between two of the generic hue names in level 1; they are listed in table 3. They are shown but not circled in the round diagram in table 1. In this level we can describe our brown carpet a little more accurately by calling it a yellow- ish brown (yBr) carpet. 7. Level 3 In level 3, the whole color solid is divided into 267 color-name blocks, as shown in the color-name charts in section 13 of the Color Names Dictionary. Each of the blocks in level 2 described by a generic or inter- mediate hue name is divided again. To each of these subblocks is assigned the generic or intermediate hue name of the original level 2 block and one or more appropriate modifiers describing its lightness and saturation. These modifiers are shown in figure 11 below and in figure 2 on page 3 of the Color Names Dictionary. The part of the color solid called gray is divided into three parts named light gray, medium gray and dark gray. This level constitutes the ISCC-NBS Method of Designating Colors, which uses the full set of 267 color-name blocks in the Color Names Dictionary. Now we can describe our yellowish brown carpet still more accurately as a light yellowish brown (LyBr) carpet (color-name block or Centroid#76). This level of accuracy of color designation is suited for a variety of scientific and industrial ap- plications [2, 14, 21]. These designations have been used in descriptions of the colors of drugs and chem- icals [1, 23, 45], in qualitative chemical analysis [27, 39], in dermatology [5], in photogrammetry [4], and in the descriptions of mica [13], building mate- rials [24], soils [31] and flags [7, 21]. The ISCC-NBS color names, together with the Centroid Color Charts, are well suited for use in statistical studies of color trends in industrial usage, and in planning lines of merchandise intended to have coordinated colors. In addition to these color names being used to designate the colors of manufactured items, chips of the Centroid Colors can also be used as the phy- sical standards upon which the colors of these or other items can be based. 8. Level 4 Level 4 of our correlated series is exemplified by the Munsell Color System and its associated set of color standards, the Munsell Book of Color (see fig. 2). There are about 1500 color standards in the book which have been prepared with great care to illustrate visually equally-spaced scales (colors separated by visually equal steps) of hue, value and chroma. It is generally agreed that the perceived equality of the differences between adjacent samples in the book is good, but not perfect. The boundaries of the ISCC-NBS color-name blocks are specified in the Munsell system. The Munsell Book of Color can be used as a color-appearance system and lends itself to interpolation among and extrapolation be- yond its colored samples. In this fourth level, other sufficiently detailed color-order systems can be used in place of the Munsell System. These other color- order systems include: Maerz and Paul (1st edition); Ridgway; Plochere; and the Color Harmony Man- ual (3rd edition). The number of divisions of the whole color solid in this level, 943 to 7056, refers to the number of colors in these color-order systems. A color-order system is a collection of color standards which samples the color solid systematically. Our light yellowish brown carpet can now be more ac- curately described by the Munsell notation 10YR 6/4, that is, 10YR designates the hue of the carpet and 6/4 designates its lightness and saturation re- spectively (for more details see pages 6 and 7, CND). 9. Level 5 Level 5 is illustrated by the visually interpolated Munsell notation. Since the spacing of the samples in the Munsell Book of Color is nearly uniform, it is possible through comparison of a color with the colored standards in the Munsell scales of hue, value and chroma to visually interpolate its Munsell notation. An experienced observer can interpolate reliably to a tenth of a value step, to a quarter of a chroma step, and to anywhere from one hue step at chroma/2 to as little as one-quarter of a hue step at chroma/ 10 and above. It is estimated that the maintenance of these accuracies is equivalent to the division of the whole color solid into about 100,000 small blocks. Since the color standards in the other color-order systems listed above are not arranged in visually equally spaced steps along clearly defined scales, interpolation among contiguous standards can be carried out but not as conveniently nor as accurately as within the Munsell system. This is the level which is most used in visual matching and in color tolerance specifications. In this level, the color of our light yellowish brown carpet can now be very accurately specified as 9|YR 6.4/4J. (see table 1, note**). A-13 Table 2. List of generic hue names and neutrals and their abbreviations comprising Level 1 of the UCL. Each hue name is illustrated by an appro- priate Centroid Color. Color name Abbre- viation Centroid Color Color name Abbre- viation Centroid Color Pink Red Orange Brown Pk Br Green Blue Purple White Wh Yellow Olive Yellow Green 01 YG Gray Black Gy Bk CAUTION : Since all the colors in this Table are photographs of Centroid Colors, they are approximations of them and so should never be used in place of the actual samples. A-14 Table 3. List of intermediate hue names and their abbreviations used in Levels 2 and 3 of the UCL, each illustrated with an appropriate Centroid Color. Color name Abbre- viation Centroid Color Color name Abbre- viation Centroid Color Reddish orange rO Orange yellow OY Reddish purple rP Purplish red pR Greenish yellow gY Yellowish green yG Bluish Green Greenish blue Purplish blue Violet bG gB PB Purplish pink pPk Yellowish pink yPk Reddish brown rBr Yellowish brown yBr Olive brown Olive green OIBr OIG CAUTION: Since all the colors in this Table are photographs of Centroid Colors, they are approximations of them and so should never be used in place of the actual samples. A-15 O) 3 (0 > IS .c.2 CO ' very pale (v.p.) very light (V.I.) brilliant (brill.) >, co ^^ T.£2 x • co_ ic _; pale (P-) light grayish (1. gy.) light (1.) >> CO,-^ So °>o .i CD E grayish (gy.) moderate (m.) strong (s.) >> co~ i- >-. C35CJ3 1 ~ 1 JoB ■D cc-^ >- >> 0)(TJ ccB dark grayish (d. gy.) dark (d.) deep com C/) ' 1 >S ~ " 2" m o co XI blackish (bk.) very dark (v.d.) very deep (v. deep) vivid (v.) Munsell Chroma (Saturation) Figure 11. Scheme of the hue modifiers, the "-ish" grays and the neutrals with their modifiers. Abbreviations are given in parentheses. A-16 10. Level 6 Level 6, the level in which the greatest presently meaningful accuracy of color identification is now possible, is illustrated by two methods of color desig- nation which are related within the UCL. The first or basic method of color designation is the CIE method in which the color is specified in terms of chromaticity coordinates x, y and daylight reflec- tance Y (or in tristimulus values X, Y and Z). It is common in careful colorimetric work to specify these coordinates to three figures. This degree of accuracy is realizable through instrumental measure- ment of a color and is equivalent to the division of the whole color solid into about 5,000,000 very small blocks. The spectrophotometer is the preferred in- strument for these measurements since not only will it produce the accuracy required in this level, but it can also warn of the possible presence of the condi- tion known as metamerism [19] in which excessive changes in color can result from changes in illumi- nant. Some colorimeters can also be used to make measurements in this level provided that (a) the unknown being measured and the standard against which it is being measured do not form a metameric pair and (b) the fit of the tristimulus filters to the x, y and z functions are sufficiently close. The second method of color designation in level 6 which must be based on instrumental measurements is exemplified by non-visual (computed) interpola- tion of the Munsell notation in which the hue is interpolated to a tenth of a hue step, the value to a twentieth of a value step and the chroma to a tenth of a chroma step. The ideal Munsell standards were specified in the 1943 paper [32] in terms of CIE specifications. There is a one-to-one equivalence between Munsell notations and CIE specifications. Now the color of the light yellowish brown carpet can be specified with the greatest currently useful accuracy as 9.6YR 6.4 5 /4.3, or x = 0.395, y = 0.382 and Y = 35.6%. If, however, a standard and the unknowns are of exactly the same chemical composition, differing only in the amounts of the individual colorants used, it is possible with a color-difference colorimeter to specify the chromaticity coordinates meaningfully to one in the fourth place. Such measurements were performed in the latter 40's by the author using a Hunter Color Difference Meter, but then were only possible when the color-difference colorimeter was powered by a storage battery (to avoid line voltage fluctuations). This degree of accuracy could be con- sidered equivalent to level 7 in our correlated series of levels of increasing accuracy of color designation. This level of accuracy was necessary to coordinate instrumental measurements with visual estimates by trained observers of color differences between sub- mitted samples of a face powder and the standard. 11. Variable Accuracy Now, let us summarize the six levels of fineness of color designation in reverse order. For maximum accuracy, a color should be measured instrumentally and the results expressed numerically either in terms of the CIE method or in the equivalent Munsell notation (level 6). If this accuracy is not required, a visually interpolated Munsell notation may suffice (level 5). In level 4, the color notation is expressed in terms of the nearest sample of either the Munsell or one of the other color-order systems described earlier. If one wants a quick understandable color name such as that for a moist soil sample before its color changes due to drying, a description in terms of the ISCC-NBS color names can be obtained visually from the Munsell notation or from the Centroid Color Charts (level 3). There are other collections of color samples smaller than the Munsell Book of Color, which could be used in level 3. These alternate systems include the ninth edition of the Standard Color Card of America and the Horti- cultural Colour Chart. If one is interested in the color of a thin section of a sample under the microscope [sec. 6.4, CND] where the thickness of the section is not easily con- trolled, the hue name of the color in question is usually sufficient (level 2). Level 1 is useful when a quick approximate designation of a color is sufficient or when color changes or color trends are being plotted. To assist in correlating the color designations derived from the many collections of color samples mentioned in this paper, there are listed alpha- betically in section 15 of the Color Names Dictionary all of the color names used in the listed color-order systems and in several of the well-known collections of color samples with their equivalent ISCC-NBS color designations. In section 14 of the Color Names Dictionary, the same color names are listed in a different arrangement, each under its equivalent ISCC-NBS color name and block number. Opposite each of these color names in section 14 is listed the numeral or letter designation used to identify the illustrating color sample. All of these color names with their identifying number and/or letter designa- tions equivalent to each ISCC color name, are further divided according to each color-order system or collection of color standards, such as: Maerz and Paul, Plochere, Ridgway, , Other Sources. Thus, it is possible to get from this listing a color name in one color-order system which is synonymous or nearly synonymous with a color name in one of the other color-order systems. Here it should be emphasized that the color-name-block or centroid numbers, besides being shorthand desig- nations of the block names or Centroid Colors, are most useful in that they tie together (a) the color names in the dictionary part of the CND [sec. 15], (b) the synonyms and near synonyms part [sec. 14], (c) the color-name blocks in the color-name charts [sec. 13] and (d) the Centroid Color Charts them- selves. 12. Summary This article has described a method or language of designating colors in simple, easily understood but accurately defined color designations in definite, A-17 correlated levels of accuracy of color designation. At each level, the whole color solid is divided into a definite number of blocks whose boundaries are accurately specified and to each of which is assigned one of these color designations. The levels are de- fined in terms of the number of color designations available in each one. Of course, the more color designations in a level, the smaller the block in the color solid corresponding to each designation. On the basis of the number of color designations used, any old, current or future color-order system, collection of color samples or color-designation system, can be assigned to one of the levels. The necessary prerequisite is, of course, that each color designation of the new color-order system or method of color designation must be specified in terms of one of the presently utilized color-order systems. These color-order systems include Munsell (level 6), Color Harmony Manual (3rd edition) (level 4) or the CIE numerical color designation system (level 6). Once this relationship is established, it is possible to translate one of the new color designations into the nearest equivalent (s) in any of the others. It is also possible to use the Centroid Color Charts for this translation in levels 3, 2 or 1. The coordination of all established methods of color designation and measurement by this system, and the potential for including new methods in the future, justify the name "The Universal Color Language" for the total integrated system. 13. References American Pharmaceutical Association, The National Formulary, 14th Edition, 1975, 2215 Constitution Ave., N.W., Washington, D.C. 20037 (revised every five years). American National Standard, Spectrophotometry and Description of Color in CIE 1931 System, Recom- mended Practice for (ASTM E308-66), Z138.2-1969. [3] American National Standard, Color by the Munsell System, Method of Specifying (ASTM Ul 535-68), Z138.5-1971. [4] American Society of Photogrammetry, Manual of Color Aerial Photography (George Banta Co., Menasha, Wis., 1968). Contains a set of ISCC-NBS Centroid Color Charts in each volume. [5] Appel, Bernard, Decadent Descriptions in Dermatology, Archives of Dermatology and Syphilology 62, 370 (1950). [6] The British Colour Council in collaboration with The Royal Horticultural Society (London), Horticultural Colour Chart, 1938 and 1940. Copyright Robert F. Wilson. Also issued as the Wilson Colour Chart. Standard Color Card of America, 9th Edition, Color Association of the United States, 200 Madison Avenue, New York 10016 (1941). Color Marketing Croup, Executive Secretary, 1000 Vermont Avenue, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20005. [9] Dade, H. A., Colour Terminology in Biology, Mycological Papers No. 6, The Imperial Mycological Institute, Kew, Surrey, England, 1-25 (July 1943). 1 10] Granville, W. 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[45] United States Pharmacopoeial Convention, The Phar- macopoeia of the United States of America, 19th Revision, 1975, 12601 Twinbrook Pkwy., Rockville, Md. 20850 (revised every five years). A-19 THE COLOR NAMES DICTIONARY Kenneth L. Kelly and Deane B. Judd Preface Ever since the language of man began to develop, words or expressions have been used first to indicate and then to describe colors. Some of these have per- sisted throughout the centuries and are those which refer to the simple colors or ranges such as red or yellow. As the language developed, more and more color names were invented to describe the colors used by art and industry and in late years in the rapidly expanding field of sales promotion. Some of these refer to the pigment or dye used, as Ochre Red or Cochineal, or a geographical location of its source such as Naples Yellow or Byzantium. Later when it became clear that most colors are bought by or for women, many color names indicative of the beauties and wiles of the fair sex were introduced, as French Nude, Heart's Desire, Intimate Mood, or Vamp. Fanciful color names came into vogue such as Dream Fluff, Happy Day, Pearly Gates, and Wafted Feather. Do not suppose that these names are without economic importance; for a dark reddish gray hat for Milady might be a best seller if advertised as Mauve Wine whereas it probably would not if the color were called Paris Mud. Some color names, such as Blue Turquoise or Golden Poppy, are at the same time self-explanatory and also suited to the promotion of the sales of fabrics. Other color names are not what they seem, for how would one know that African Green is in reality a blue or that blue Fox will turn out to be a reddish gray? Liter- ature is indeed richer because of such color names as Cold Morn, Folly, Kitten's Ear, Languid Lavender, Risigal, Teen Age Pink, and Zedoary Wash, and their precise meanings deserve to be systematically listed. The purpose of this dictionary is to assist the scientist, businessman, and lay- man to understand the different color vocabularies used in the many fields of art, science, and industry. Some of these vocabularies are very similar, in fact they bor- row from one another, while others are nearly or completely unintelligible to workers in another field. The dictionary will serve not only as a record of the meanings of the 7,500 individual color names listed but it will also enable anyone to translate from one color vocabulary to another. As an example, what is the meaning of Griseo- Viridis? This dictionary shows that Griseo-Viridis (biology) = Serpentine (fashion) = Mint Green (mass market), or in ordinary language, a light green. The terms by which this dictionary defines color names are those of a refinement of the method of designating colors outlined by the Inter-Society Color Council and developed at the National Bureau of Standards. The Inter-Society Color Council (ISCC) consists of delegates from 20 societies of national scope interested in color, and of individual members. The present member bodies of the ISCC are: American Association of Textile Chemists National Association of Printing Ink Makers and Colorists Optical Society of America American Ceramic Society Packaging Institute American Institute of Architects Society of Industrial Designers American Institute of Decorators Society of Motion Picture and Television American Oil Chemists' Society Engineers American Psychological Association Tanners' Council of America American Society for Testing Materials Technical Association for the Graphic Arts Federation of Paint and Varnish Produc- Technical Association of the Pulp and tion Clubs Paper Industry Gravure Technical Association, Inc. Textile Color Card Association of the Illuminating Engineering Society United States, Inc. Industrial Designer's Institute III The ISCC-NBS method of designating colors was published in the Journal of Research of the National Bureau of Standards 23, 355 (1939) RP1239. The Inter- Society Color Council approved the refinement of this method and encouraged the Bureau to compile the dictionary; most of the data upon which the translation of the individual color names into ISCC-NBS equivalents is based were supplied by its individual members who also helped to check the voluminous tables. The particular contributions of these and other individuals are acknowledged at ap- propriate places in the text. The Bureau is glad indeed of this opportunity to point out the cooperative nature of this project. A. V. Astin, Director. 1955 IV Contents Page Preface m 1. History 1 2. Scope 1 3. Applications 2 4. Logic of designations 2 4.1. The color solid 2 4.2. Basic plan of forming the designations 3 4.3. Divisions of the hue circle 3 4.4. Some unavoidable disadvantages 4 5. Definition of the color ranges 4 6. Color designations from the Munsell Book of Color for diverse types of specimens 5 6.1. Dry opaque powders (grain size less than 1 mm) 5 6.1.1. Preparation of sample 5 6.1.2. Lighting and viewing conditions 5 6.1.3. Determination of a Munsell notation or renotation 6 6.1.4. The color designation .. 6 6.1.5. An example 6 6.2. Opaque solids 7 6.2.1. Comparison with Munsell color stand- ards 7 6.2.2. Lighting and viewing conditions 7 6.2.3. Nonmetallic samples with matte sur- faces 7 6.2.4. Glossy surfaces having no regular de- tailed structure 7 6.2.5. Glossy surfaces made up of cylindrical elements 7 6.2.6. Metallic surfaces 8 6.3. Liquids and nonpowdered solids 8 6.3.1. Opaque solids and liquids 8 6.3.2. Clear liquids 8 6.3.3. Clear solids (crystals, glasses, resins) - 8 6.3.4. Cloudy solids or liquids 8 6.3.5. Fluorescent solids or liquids 9 Page 6. Color designations from the Munsell Book of Color for divers types of specimens — Continued 6.4. Microscopic specimens 9 6.4.1. Mounting 9 6.4.2. Lighting 9 6.4.3. Determination of Munsell notation 6 6.4.4. The color designation 10 7. Color designations from chromaticity coordinates and daylight reflectance 10 8. Description of the Dictionary of Color Names 10 9. Listing by source of color name and by ISCC-NBS designation 10 9.1. American Association of Textile Chemists and Colorists and the Society of Dyers and Colourists 11 9.2. Biology 11 9.3. Federal Specification TT-C-595 11 9.4. Horticultural Colour Chart 11 9.5. Maerz and Paul Dictionary of Color 11 9.6. Molded Urea Plastics and Polystyrene Plastics, 11 9.7. Plochere Color System 12 9.8. Ridgway Color Standards and Nomenclature,. 12 9.9. Rock-Color Chart 12 9.10. Postage-stamp color names 12 9.11. USDA Soil Color Charts 12 9.12. Descriptive Color Names Dictionary 12 9.13. Textile Color Card Association of the United States 13 10. Description of the alphabetical list of color names. . 13 11. Summary 13 12. References 13 13. Color name charts 15 14. Synonymous and near-synonymous color names with their sample identifications 35 15. Dictionary of color names 83 The ISCC-NBS Method of Designating Colors and A Dictionary of Color Names Kenneth L. Kelly and Deane B. Judd In 1939 there was published a Method of Designating Colors as a solution of the problem proposed by the first chairman of the Inter-Society Color Council, E. N. Gathercoal, who said: "A means of designating colors in the United States Pharmacopoeia, in the National Formulary, and in general pharmaceutical literature is desired; such designation to be sufficiently standardized as to be acceptable and usable by science, sufficiently broad to be appreciated and used by science, art and industry, and sufficiently commonplace to be under- stood, at least in a general way, by the whole public." This method was developed with the assistance of the American Pharmaceutical Association following plans outlined in 1933 by the Inter-Society Color Council. As a result of suggestions of the member bodies and individual members of the ISCC, a revision of the proposed system was made and approved by the Council in June 1949 and recommended for use in general color description. The revised ISCC— NBS color designations are defined in Munsell terms by 31 name charts, one for each of 31 ranges of Munsell hue. The ISCC-NBS equivalents of 7,500 color names previously defined by reference to 11 different sets of material standards have been de- termined and listed both alphabetically and by ISCC-NBS color designation to form a dictionary of color names. 1. History In 1932 the first chairman of the Inter-Society Color Council (ISCC), E. N. Gathercoal, proposed that the Council develop "a means of designating colors in the United States Pharmacopoeia, in the National Formulary, and in general literature . . . such designation to be sufficiently standardized as to be acceptable and usable by science, sufficiently broad to be appreciated and used by science, art and. industry, and sufficiently commonplace to be under- stood, at least in a general way, by the whole public." This problem originally was referred by the ISCC to its Committee on Measurement and Specification which, under the chairmanship of I. H. Godlove, presented several reports surveying available methods of color designation. The 1933 annual report of this committee [22] 1 included the outline of a recom- mended system of color designations. These recom- mendations were approved by the Council and followed by the authors in developing this system of color designations, in setting the color boundaries, and in working out methods of applying the system to drugs and chemicals in various forms. The Inter-Society Color Council in 1939 formally ap- proved by letter ballot [20], and recommended to the National Formulary Revision Committee and to the United States Pharmacopoeial Convention, the method described in NBS Research Paper RPl 239 [27]. Since 1939, a number of suggestions for revision of this system of color names have been received, especially from Margaret Hayden Rorke, Man- aging Director of the Textile Color Card Asso- ciation (TCCA), which have aided the authors in 1 Figures in brackets Indicate the literature references on pages 13 and 14. making the present revision. An ISCC committee consisting of Beck, Clark, Foss, Godlove, Granville, Judd (Chairman), Kelly, Nickerson, Reimann, Rorke, and Stearns was formed in 1947 to study these suggestions and make recommendations as to name and boundary changes. The changes which are embodied in this revision have been approved by letter ballot [21] for use wherever applicable by all of the 19 Member Bodies and the Individual Member Group of the ISCC. 2. Scope The color designations have been extended to apply under the recommended conditions of lighting and viewing not only to opaque surfaces such as prepared powder samples or solids but also to clear or cloudy liquids or solids, microscopic structures and fluores- cent samples. The gamut of color names has been extended to cover the colors of clear and cloudy light- transmitting samples by substituting colorless for white, faint pink for pinkish white, faint yellow for yellowish white, faint green for greenish white, faint blue for bluish white, and faint purple for purplish white [20]. It must be remembered that the Munsell renota- tions and the ISCC-NBS color names used in this system are determined under the conditions of aver- age daylight (CIE source C), 45° illumination, and normal viewing (see section 6.1.2). In determining Munsell approximate renotations by comparison with the Munsell scales, the sample must be about the same size as the Munsell chips and must be viewed on a white or light gray background. These con- ditions will be referred to in this paper as "recom- mended conditions of lighting and viewing" or simply as "the ordinary observing conditions". Under these conditions the ISCC-NBS color names agree well with common usage. Use of other light sources (such as incandescent-lamp light or light from the mercury arc) will yield object colors not correctly described by these names. In contradistinction to the color-name charts pub- lished in RP1239 [27] which were based on Munsell book notations, the charts in this revision are based on Munsell renotations. However, the color names resulting, from the use of these charts with Munsell book notations will be sufficiently appropriate for all usual purposes. If the precise designation is desired, the conversion from notation to renotation may be read from Final Report of the OSA Subcommittee on the Spacing of the Munsell Colors as in section 6.1.3 [42] and the color name obtained in the usual way. 3. Applications Aside from the use of the ISCC-NBS system of color names in the National Formulary and the United States Pharmacopoeia for which they were originally developed [29], they are finding increasing use in fields where extreme accuracy or sales appeal are not needed but where a simple, definite, easily understood color designation is desired. Publica- tions in the fields of ceramics [45], chemistry [33, 50], dermatology [2], dyestuffs [46], lights [28], mica [17], interior and exterior painting [3], paper [26], plastics [5, 6], rocks [40], soils [43, 47, 51, 55], stone [31], tex- tiles [54], and general description [1, 18, 25], will give some idea of the type of applications for which these names are used. 4. Logic of Designations To fulfill the requirements of the problem stated by E. N. Gathercoal, especially comprehension by the public, it was decided to use the simplest color desig- nations possible but to define the individual color ranges so designated as accurately as possible. The hue names were chosen for simplicity and descriptive- ness: red, orange, yellow, green, blue, violet, purple, pink, brown, and olive. Adjectival forms of these hue names are used in the compound designations such as reddish orange, greenish yellow, purplish red. These hue names are preceded by appropriate mod- ifiers (light, dark, pale, deep and so on) also chosen for simplicity and easy understanding. Therefore, the designations for all but very grayish colors consist of a hue name preceded by appropriate modifiers. The designations for very grayish colors consist of a noun (white, gray, or black) with modifiers appropri- ate to the lightness and hue of the colors, such as dark reddish gray or yellowish white. 4.1. The Color Solid In order to understand the color-name blocks used in this system, it will be best to visualize the psy- chological color solid as shown in figure 1. Imagine a grapefruit set on the table so its pithy core is verti- cal. Imagine also that the top of this core is white WHITE PURPLE RED YELLOW BLACK Figure 1. Dimensions of the color solid. and that the bottom is black with the intermediate grays in between. Next imagine the spectrum hues stretched around the equator of this grapefruit with the nonspectrum violet to red region filled in with the proper purple colors. Then fill this solid with all colors that a surface may have, thinking of each surface color as a point, with the light colors near the top of the solid and dark ones near the bottom. Grayish colors will naturally be near the core with the more saturated colors near the peel. In such a solid, lightness will be measured up from the base plane of the table, or black, to the top of the core, or white. Saturation will be measured outward from the core with the strongest colors on the peel, and hue will be measured by angle around the core. Fur- ther imagine that all colors falling on one of the vertical planes intersecting in the black-white axis will be of the same hue, all samples falling in one of the horizontal planes through the solid will be of the same lightness, and all colors falling on concentric cylinders about the black-white axis will be of the same saturation. A. H. Munsell envisioned a system of color stand- ards [10, 13, 30, 35, 36, 48, 49] embracing all colors organized on this plan. Under ordinary observing conditions, the "Munsell value" of a sample corre- lates closely with the lightness of the color perceived to belong to the sample, while the "Munsell chroma" correlates well with the saturation of the color per- ceived to belong to the sample [19, page 47]. Now imagine this Munsell color solid with the primary hues evenly spaced around the equator giv- ing the closed series red, yellow, green, blue, purple and red, with their intermediates. The hue half-way between each two of these primary hues is given a two-word name making five additional Munsell hues: yellow-red, green-yellow, blue-green, purple-blue, and red-purple. These ten are called the major hues and to each one is assigned, consecutively on the equator of the solid, ten divisions numbered from one to ten (see pages 31 to 34), giving a 100-point hue scale with each major Munsell hue placed at the middle of its 10-point spread, or at division 5, as 5R, 5YR, 5Y, 5GY, and so forth. In this way, there are 10 steps between each major hue indicating graduated steps of hue around the hue circuit. Ten secondary Munsell hues are included in the system, namely: 10R, 10YR, 10 Y and so on, one between each adjacent pair of major hues. These secondary hues fall on the number ten positions of each set of ten hue divisions. Therefore, each major Munsell hue is understood to be at division five whereas each secondary hue is understood to be at division ten of the preceding major hue. The Munsell Color Com- pany has now produced similar charts that come at 2.5 and 7.5 or midway between each pair of adjacent primary and secondary charts [13]. Each of these charts consists of colored rectangles all of the same Munsell hue arranged in rows and columns, light colors near the top of the chart, dark near the bottom, grayish colors to the left and strong to the right. The Munsell scale of value exhibits 10 visually equal steps ranging between black (represented by the notation N 0/) and white (N 10/), the intermedi- ate chips being dark to light grays. The Munsell value of a color is the same as that of the gray sample in the same row of the constant-hue charts, and is recorded in front of a shilling mark, thus 6 value is written 6/. Munsell chroma is the degree of difference of a color from a gray of the same value and is indicated by steps numbered outward from the neutral axis. Therefore all samples in any vertical column of the constant-hue charts have the same Munsell chroma. Munsell chroma notations follow the shilling mark, thus 2 chroma is written /2. Colors of one Munsell hue are therefore represented in the solid by points falling in a single one of the vertical planes inter- secting at the black-white axis. Colors of one value are represented by points in any one horizontal plane; and colors of one chroma are represented by points in any one of the series of right circular cylin- ders concentric about the black-white axis. The complete notation is written in the order: Hue Value/Chroma or H V/C with a space between the H and the V/C; for example, 5R 6/3 means a red of value 6 and chroma 3, and 6YR 6.8/6.6 means a yellow-red (orange) of value 6.8 and chroma 6.6 whose hue departs from the 5YR chart toward the 7.5YR chart by two-fifths of the hue difference between those charts. 4.2. Basic Plan of Forming the Designations The hue name of the color designation is intended to indicate a range of hue represented by an angle around the neutral axis in the color solid, and other words in the designation are to indicate ranges of value and chroma for this hue range. The system of modifiers is indicated in figure 2 together with the s s .c T very pale (v. p.) very light (V.I.) bril liont (brill.) o o> > o — o> > £° .c 7 - _ 1 o pale (p.) light grayish (1. gy.) light (1.) o o > 7 1 E T3 ■o E at *•* E grayish (gy.) moderote (m.) strong (s.) o ,— . .c -c — w 1 — .* 1 5 s T3 o dark grayish (d.gy.) dark (d.) deep CD O o .0 .c .!2 7 I — blackish (bl.) very dork (v.d.) very deep (v. deep) vivid (v.) Saturation (Munsell Chroma) Figure 2. Scheme of the hue modifiers, the "-ish" grays and the neutrals with their modifiers. Abbreviations are given in parentheses. approved abbreviations. Deviations from the mod- erate range in value are indicated by the terms light and dark; deviations in chroma by the terms grayish, strong and vivid; and deviations in both by the terms light grayish or pale, dark grayish, black- ish, brilliant and deep The whole color designa- tion, hue name and modifiers, therefore defines a block of the color solid bounded by vertical planes of constant hue, horizontal planes of constant value, and cylindrical surfaces of constant chroma. The color solid is divided into 262 such blocks including the grays and "-ish" grays with 5 cylindrical blocks for black, grays, and white making 267 color-name blocks in all. 4.3. Divisions of the Hue Circle The 1933 recommendations by I. H. Godlove in- cluded a 20-point division of the hue circle for colors of moderate saturation, a 10-point division for weak colors and a 5-point division for very weak colors. These recommendations were followed closely at first with the thought that each color designation should refer to about the same fraction of the Mun- sell hue circuit. However, it was soon evident that deviations from this plan were necessary to make the designations accord with usage at that time in the National Formulary and the United States Pharmacopoeia, and more recently with usage in the textile industries and by the general public. Most of these improvements were achieved by intro- ducing the terms pink, orange, brown, and olive 3 and the elimination of the double terms blue-green, purple-blue, and red-purple. Unlike the terms green and blue, which are hue names applying to all lightnesses and saturations, the term yellow is commonly used to designate not only a certain hue range but also a high lightness range within this hue range. Dark colors of the same hue as yellow are commonly called olive or olive brown. Common usage limits the term orange even more strictly; it is taken to refer not simply to a range of yellow-red hues but also to a medium- lightness range and a high saturation range. Colors of the same hue but of lower lightness and saturation than the orange range are called browns. To follow common usage in this respect, there is included a series of hue names applicable to dark colors only, as follows: reddish brown, brown, yellow- ish brown, olive brown, olive, and olive green. As a further concession to common usage, there is also included the following series of hue names appli- cable to very light colors only: purplish pink, pink and yellowish pink. The chief series of hue names to which these two subsidiary series have been fitted follows closely the 20-point division recommended by I. H. Godlove but now consists of 17 hue ranges resulting from the changes recommended by the present committee. The terms brownish pink and brownish orange have been added. The chief series now includes the names red, reddish orange, orange, orange yellow, yellow, greenish yellow, yellow green, yellowish green, green, bluish green, greenish blue, blue, purplish blue, violet, purple, reddish purple, and purplish red. The total number of designations has been reduced from 319 in 1939 to 267 in the present revision. 4.4. Some Unavoidable Disadvantages A frequent objection to this system of color desig- nations is that each designation refers to a group of distinguishable colors rather than to a single color. Since there are about ten million surface colors dis- tinguishable in daylight by the trained human eye and less than 300 color designations in this system, it is obvious that the average color range denoted by a single designation must contain nearly 40,000 distinguishable colors. If it is important to make distinctions among some of these thousands of colors bearing by this system identical designations, resort must be had to one of the many numerical systems of color specification available. Preeminent among these is the colorimetrie coordinate system recom- mended in 1931 bv the International Commission on Illumination (CIE) [16, 24, 53]. A corollary to this objection is that there are many pairs of easily distinguishable colors which receive by this system the same designation, while there are also many pairs that can scarcely be distinguished which receive different designations. This property is, of course, an unavoidable result of dividing the color solid into an arbitrary number of blocks, one for each of the 267 designations. Analogous dis- advantages result from identifying the time of events according to date; two events occurring on the same date may be separated by many hours, but on the other hand two scarcely separable midnight events may have to be assigned different dates. Just as identifying the time of an event by giving the date has proved to be useful, so it is with a system of color designations such as this. 5. Definition of the Color Ranges The definitions of the boundaries of the 267 color name blocks or ranges have been carried out by the subcommittee of the Inter-Society Color Council in terms of the Munsell renotations [41,42] which approximate more closely the ideal psychological color system than does the 1929 edition of the Munsell Book of Color. The subcommittee checked the color boundaries by observation of all of the color standards obtain- able for which Munsell renotations were available. These included the chips of the Munsell Book of Color [42], some of the chips of the Maerz and Paul Dictionary of Color [44], the ninth edition of the Standard Color Card of America published by the Textile Color Card Association of the United States Inc. [54], and the Color Harmony Manual [11]. The boundaries for the color-name blocks found by the subcommittee to accord with common usage are given in 31 color-name charts (pages 16 to 31). They are more complicated than tho^e of the original ISCC-NBS system and differ impor- tantly from one level of Munsell value to another. The changes of the boundaries with Munsell value are shown in seven constant-value charts (pages 31 to 34) on which the Munsell hue is indicated in the 100-point scale. The chart for value 4.75 refers to colors of medium lightness and shows 17 hue ranges, the other constant-value charts refer to lighter or darker colors than the first chart as in- dicated by their respective value notations. The value levels of these charts were picked so that every different hue or chroma boundary in the 31 color- name charts would show on one of them. The hues are indicated on these constant-value charts by the abbreviations shown in table 1. Table 1. — Abbreviations for the hue names used in the ISCC- NBS system Name Abbre- viation Name Abbre- viation red reddish orange orange orange yellow yellow greenish yellow yellow green . yellowish green green bluish green greenish blue . blue_ .. purplish blue- violet R rO O OY Y gY YG yG G bG gB B pB V purple P rP pR pPk Pk yPk brPk brO rBr Br vBr OlBr Ol OIG reddish purple purplish red purplish pink pink _ yellowish pink brownish pink brownish orange- _ reddish brown brown,.. yellowish brown __ olive brown olive - olive green . . These constant-value charts show at a glance for all Munsell chromas what ranges of Munsell hue are referred to by the various hue names of this system ; this information is of course obtainable, though less conveniently, from the color-name charts themselves. 6. Color Designations From the Munsell Book of Color for Diverse Types of Specimens The procedure for comparing a specimen with the Munsell Book of Color depends importantly on specimen type, whether the specimen is solid or liquid, opaque or transparent, large or small, flat or of irregular shape, and so on. 6.1. Dry Opaque Powders (Grain Size Less Than 1 mm) 6.1.1. Preparation of Sample. The sample is placed slightly heaped up in a clean holder (see fig. 3) at least 2 mm deep. Over this is placed a clear colorless coverglass about 1 mm in thickness which is pressed down with a rotary motion and held in place by friction between the holder and the cover- glass mount. For very fine powders, the pressure exerted upon the sample by the holder becomes critical and may require that a special holder be designed. In the measurement of the colors of cosmetic powders, for instance, color changes many times greater than the allowable tolerances may result from inadvertent pressure on the sample. 6.1.2. Lighting and Viewing Conditions. Since the color designations conform to usage only for specimens viewed in daylight, this source is to be Figure 3. Preparation of an opaque powder sample for com- parison with the Munsell color scales. used in the color-comparison work. A table placed by a window so that light reaches the table top from the operator's left or right chiefly from the sky and chiefly at angles centering on 45° from the horizontal is recommended. A north window is best because no special precautions are usually required to elimi- nate direct sunlight. A canopy of black cloth, preferably black velvet, should be hung above the sample on the side opposite the operator in such a position as to be imaged in the mirror surface of the cover glass; such an arrangement eliminates errors from unwanted admixture of ceiling light reflected from the cover glass. The sample and standard placed on the table top are viewed nearly along the perpendicular to the surfaces, that is, just enough off perpendicular to avoid having the operator's face mirrored in the cover glass. Illumination at 45° and perpendicular viewing are recommended by the CIE [53]. A skylight or source of artificial daylight (fig. 4) located above the sample may also be used, but in such an arrangement the angle of view should be approximately at 45° from the horizontal, and the black cloth should be hung vertically beside the sample opposite the observer. Perpendicular illu- mination with viewing at 45° gives results equivalent to the recommended CIE method. It is important that the illumination of sample and working standards be closely the same both in amount and quality; otherwise different Munsell notations will be found by interchanging them. Even with closely uniform illumination it is good practice to make this interchange as a check during the comparison. In any computations involving the spectral energy distribution of the source, that of standard source Note the friction ring that fastens the cover glass to the holder, sell Color Co., Inc.) (Courtesy Mun- p 9S t. Figure 4. Macbeth daylight unit mounted to give even illumi- nation over a large area. C recommended by the CIE [53] as representative of average daylight is to be used. 6.1.3. Determination of a Munsell Notation or Benotation. Select the two adjacent Munsell constant-hue charts between which the hue of the sample falls. Place these on each side of the sample and cover each with a small neutral gray shield, or if using the large triple -aperture shield (shown in fig. 5), place them under the holes in the side flaps and the sample under the central opening. The Munsell hue, value, and chroma notations for a sample are found by interpolation or extrapolation among the standards of the Munsell charts; most operators prefer to estimate first the value, then the chroma, and finally the hue. This is done as follows: look at the three colored rectangles (1 sample and two standards) and see whether the sample is lighter or darker than the standards. Move the chart whose hue is nearer to that of the sample up and down from one value level to another and find the two values between which that of the sample falls. Next esti- mate to the nearest tenth of a value step the value of the sample relative to these two levels. Record this number in front of a shilling mark as, for example, 3.0/ or 6.2/. Then move the charts sideways so as to present successively colors of the same Munsell hue and value but of different chroma, and by similar inter- polation determine the Munsell chroma of the color. In this comparison pay chief attention to the Munsell standards having values nearest that of the sample, and secondary attention to those next nearest. Although all Munsell samples of the same chroma notation are intended to yield in daylight color perceptions of the same saturation, sometimes a slightly different estimate of chroma will be obtained by comparison with the standards of the next nearest value. In such an instance, report an average nota- tion for chroma. Note that there are two chroma Figure 5. A triple-aperture shield with sample aperture in center and apertures for Munsell standards on each side. At upper right is shown a double-aperture shield for liquids, with vials and holder (section 6.3.2), and at upper left the pocket edition of the Munsell Book of Color. (Courtesy Munsell Color Co., Inc.) steps between each two adjacent columns of Munsell samples. Estimate the chroma to the nearest fifth step and record this number after the value notation and the shilling mark, as, for example, 3.0/6.0 or 6.2/4.6. Now with the corresponding Munsell standards of value and chroma closest to those of the sample showing through the apertures of the shield, estimate the hue of the sample relative to that of the two Munsell charts. Remember that each two adjacent charts are two and a half hue steps apart. Record the hue estimated by this interpolation to the nearest one-half step in front of the value/chroma designation and separated from it by a space; for example, 7Y 3.0/6.0 or 9.5YR 6.2/4.6. If the value and chroma of the sample do not correspond very closely to those of any of the Munsell standards, it is advisable to repeat the interpolation for hue with the next closest pair of standards and take an average nota- tion for the hue. Check the Munsell notation, particularly hue and value, with the charts interchanged. For most color descriptions, the ISCC-NBS color names derived from the Munsell book notations as determined above are sufficiently applicable. If greater accuracy is demanded, determine the chroma- ticity coordinates, x, y and daylight reflectance Y corresponding to this Munsell notation from figures 2 to 8 in the paper by Kelly, Gibson, and Nickerson [30]. From these values, determine the Munsell renotation from figures 1 to 9 of the paper by New- hall, Nickerson, and Judd [42]. 6.1.4. The Color Designation. After the Munsell notation for the sample has been determined, select the color-name chart referring to the Munsell hue of the sample (see Munsell hue designation near the upper right hand corner of the color-name chart). Plot the value and chroma of the sample on this chart and record the name of the block in which this point falls as the color designation of the sample. If, however, the point falls on a hue, value, or chroma boundary, the names of all of the blocks touching the point apply to the sample. Any one, two or all of the names may be used as the designation of the sample depending on the type of name desired. Different degrees of precision of designation are possible under this system. For more precise designa- tion than is possible by color names alone, specifica- tion by the Munsell notation itself can be used. For the colors of solids, powders and some colored liquids or glasses, the complete color designations (hue name and modifiers) defined herein should be used. For the colors of microscopic structures, most liquids and most chemical tests, the hue names alone are sufficient. Where two or more hue names are used, they should be arranged in sequence according to the Munsell hue sequence (red-yellow- green-blue-purple-red) . 6.1.5. An Example. Suppose that the hue of the sample falls between the 7.5YR and 10YR charts and that its value falls between the 7 and 8 value levels, but nearer the 7, and is estimated as 7.2. Suppose further that its chroma is found to be closer to 4 than 6, and is estimated as 4.6. Now compare the sample with the two Munsell 7/4 standards. Suppose that its hue is seen to be nearer to that of the 10YR chart than the 7.5YR chart, say 4/5 of the hue difference between the charts or 2 hue steps from the 7.5YR and one-half hue step from the 10YR chart, or at 9.5YR. Now inter- change the positions of the charts and check the Munsell notation. If these are found to be un- changed, the final notation is 9.5YR 7.2/4.6. If for greater accuracy the Munsell renotation is desired, it may be found by the method outlined in 6.1.3 above. The color name corresponding to the Munsell notation is found by selecting from the color -name charts the one that contains 9.5YR (page 21, see hue designation 8YR-1Y near the upper right-hand corner). Plot 7.2 value and 4.6 chroma on this chart. It falls in the block named light yellowish brown (see point O plotted on chart 8YR-1Y, p. 21); so this is the color designation of the sample. The Munsell renotaiion corresponding to this notation is 9.3YR 7.4/4.5 and the color designation is the same. 6.2. Opaque Solids 6.2.1. Comparison with Munsell Color Standards. Hold the sample in the fingers, or in tweezers if the sample is small, a short distance above the chart or charts and move it about for comparison with the Munsell color standards. Care should be taken not to cast a shadow on the standard with which the sample is being compared (see fig. 6). The amount of handling required for the comparison, and consequent soil and wear on the standards, will be diminished if the charts are arranged in hue sequence on the table or desk. If the sample is large and flat, it will facilitate the comparison if a small neutral gray shield with the usual sized rectangular opening is placed over the surface. 6.2.2. Lighting and Viewing Conditions. The sam- ples are to be illuminated at 45° by daylight (see section 6.1.2) and viewed along the perpendicular to the surface. Since the samples are held above the plane of the color standards, it is important that the illumination on the two horizontal planes be as nearly the same in amount and quality as possible. Care should be taken to hold the surface of the sample in the horizontal plane and close to the plane of the. standards; errors in Munsell value by as much as a whole step are possible through inadvertent tilting or raising of the sample surface. If a source of artificial daylight such as in figure 4 is used giving a diffused even illumination over a large area from above, or if the comparison is made out of doors by diffuse light from a large part of the sky, the position of the sample with respect to the light source is less critical. For minimizing the troubles due to uneven illumi- nation on samples such as rods (pencils, twigs, roots) having approximately cylindrical surfaces, it is recommended that the axis of the cylinder be held horizontal and pointed in the direction of the light source so that neither side of the sample is shaded. For samples having glossy surfaces the use of a black canopy or curtain will be required as described in section 6.1.2. The color of such a sample may be designated either by giving the average color found for tho sample or by giving the color names corresponding to the complete color range. This range may be in hue, lightness, or saturation, or a combination of two or all of these. Color ranges involving chiefly variations in lightness and saturation can often be conveniently indicated by the unmodified name, such as orange, by which is meant the color range covered by the designations light orange, brilliant orange, moderate orange, strong orange, vivid orange, and deep orange (see charts covering Mun- sell hues 2YR to 7YR). 6.2.3. Nonmetallic Samples With Matte Surfaces. Proceed as in 1 and 2 above. The recommended angles of illumination and viewing need not be as strictly followed, because the appearance of a matte surface does not change importantly with small variations in these angular conditions. 6.2.4. Glossy Surfaces Having No Regular Detailed Structure. Samples of vitreous enamel and smooth paint films are often found with glossy surfaces having no regular detailed structure. Proceed as in 1 and 2 above, giving particular attention to the prescribed angles of illumination and viewing. The characteristic color of the sample is obtained only when specularly reflected light is prevented from reaching the eye of the observer. 6.2.5. Glossy Surfaces Alade Up of Cylindrical Elements. Samples of satin-finish textiles and glossy brush-marked paint films may be considered as made up of cylindrical elements. Proceed as in 1 and 2 above. It is not always possible to prevent light from being specularly reflected from such glossy surfaces into the eye of the observer; but by so orienting the sample in its own plane that the specular component is reduced to a minimum, the most characteristic color of the sample is usually obtained. Some textiles require more than one angle of view or illumination to bring out the char- acteristic color or colors; changeable silks are extreme examples of such textiles. Figure 6. Comparison of opaque solid with the Munsell color standards. The opaque solid shown is a leaf, held by tweezers above the color standards. 6.2.6. Metallic Surfaces. The characteristic color of a metallic surface is obtained from the specularly reflected light. Proceed, therefore, as in 1 and 2 above, but obtain, in addition, the hue name for the specularly reflected light. These two names may possibly yield a useful designation of the color of the metallic surface, but they will not correspond well with common usage which involves color terms that apply characteristically to metallic appearance, such as silver, brass, gold, copper and so on. 6.3 Liquids and Nonpowdered Solids 6.3.1. Opaque Solids and Liquids. The color designation of a precipitate can be obtained in the test tube if the liquid in which it is suspended is itself not strongly colored, otherwise on a filter paper; the hue notation is usually sufficient. Opaque liquids should be placed in a clear glass vial, test tube, or bottle, and the Munsell notation of the color obtained by holding it above the charts as for opaque solids (section 6.2.1). 6.3.2. Clear Liquids. To obtain the Munsell no- tation of the color of a clear liquid, put it in a clear glass vial with a flat bottom to a depth of 1 cm (bot- tom of the meniscus) ; place the vial in the holder (figs. 5 and 7) which has a rectangular opening in the bottom and hold it about 8 inches above the white shield illuminated by natural or artificial daylight. Look down through the liquid at the rectangular opening (fig. 8) and compare this color with those of the proper Munsell charts under the shield. By moving the shield around and exposing successive pairs of Munsell standards, the comparisons required in section 6.1.3 for obtaining the Munsell notation are made. The color designation is obtained from the color-name charts as before. If only the hue name of the liquid is desired, it may be determined by holding the test tube, beaker or vial containing the liquid above the white shield as in 6.2.1 above. Certain changes must be made in the regular color names to adapt them to the de- scription of the colors of nonopaque media. These consist of making the substitutions shown in table 2. Table 2. Color designations for opaque and clear samples Figure 7. Vial, vial holder, and shield for liquids. The vial is shown being placed in the holder. Opaque samples Clear samples white - pinkish white -- yellowish white greenish white bluish white purplish white colorless, faint pink, faint yellow, faint green, faint blue, faint purple. 6.3.3. Clear Solids (Crystals, Glasses, Resins). The color designations of clear solids may be obtained if the faces of the sample are nearly parallel, smooth, and free from dust or scum. Estimate the hue notation of the color of the sample when held over the white shield as in section 6.3.2. If the size of the crystals is less than 1 mm, proceed as for an opaque powder as in 6.1. If the full color designation is desired, it may be obtained as in 6.3.2. 6.3.4. Cloudy Solids or Liquids. Sometimes the color designations of cloudy samples, that is, samples which both transmit some light and reflect some, can be obtained by transmitted light (6.3.3) but usually they are more easily specified by reflected light like opaque samples as in 6.2. o Figure 8. Method of using vial holder. Munsell charts of the proper hues are placed under the shield so that the standards corresponding in value and chroma appear in the rectangular opening?. 6.3.5. Fluorescent Solids or Liquids. The color of the fluorescence of a solid or liquid is determined by holding it or the test tube or vial directly in front of a vertical black velvet cloth so that the sample is illuminated by natural or artificial daylight chiefly in directions perpendicular to the line of sight. Any light incident upon the sample from the back should be avoided because it will produce a mixture of fluorescence and body colors in unknown proportions. The fluorescence color will appear the strongest on the side toward the light source. The Munsell charts should receive light from the same source and should be held slightly tilted beside the sample to facilitate the comparison. The hue notation is sufficient. 6.4. Microscopic Specimens 6.4.1. Mounting. Unless otherwise specified, the sample whether powdered or sectional is to be mounted in a colorless medium such as water. 6.4.2. Lighting. A frosted Mazda lamp is used for illumination and is placed above and to one side of the microscope base where it will illuminate both the substage mirror of the microscope and the Munsell charts (figs. 9 and 10). The proper day- light filter (blue glass) for the light-source used must be placed in the eyepiece of the comparison ocular or the Abbe-type camera lucida, whichever is used. 6.4.3. Determination of Munsell Notation. When using a comparison ocular (fig. 9), place one end over the ocular of the microscope and support the other end by a condenser clamp. If an Abbe-type camera lucida is used (fig. 10), it must be modified somewhat to give a split field. To do this, cut out Figure 9. Microscope and comparison ocular. The Munsell charts are placed on the table under the open end of the ocular. of a circular piece of tin foil just large enough to slip into the ocular tube of the microscope, a semicircle as shown in the accompanying diagram (fig. 11). This shield is placed on top of the ocular micrometer with the cut edge extending from back to front and constituting the dividing line. Next, place a piece of black velvet or cloth on the table beneath the reflecting mirror of the camera lucida so that its outer edge coincides with the vertical edge of the shield in the ocular tube. This cloth must cover everything on the table visible in the upper half of the reflecting mirror. Slip an envelope of black paper or cloth down over the top half of the reflecting mirror until its lower edge also coincides with the dividing line. Now place a mount consisting of a slide, a sample (for instance a thin section), a coverglass and liquid Figure 10. Microscope and modified Abbt-type camera lucida, showing position oj black velvet used to block out one-half of the comparison field and one-half of the inclined mirror. Figure 11. Tinfoil cut to block out half of microscope field when placed on the ocular micrometer. Figure 12. Microscope field, using a comparison ocular. Note that the Munsell 5R chart appears inverted in the field of the microscope. on the microscope table and a suitable reflectance standard such as an N 9.6/ Munsell paper, a magne- sium oxide reflectance standard, or a magnesium car- bonate block under the open end of the ocular or camera lucida. Move the slide so that the sample is out of the field of view, adjust the substage con- denser, the substage iris diaphragm, or both, of the microscope until the brightness of the slide-liquid- coverglass image on the one side matches that of the image of the reflectance standard on the other. This adjustment should be repeated for each mount studied. Now move the slide until the sample image touches the dividing line in the middle of the field (fig. 12). Place the appropriate Munsell charts on the table in place of the reflectance standard, and make the com- parison for hue as in section 6.1.3 except that when the camera lucida is used, the inner edge of the chart must be slipped under the outer edge of the black cloth. The camera lucida has the advantage over the comparison ocular in that it does not invert the image of the Munsell chart, and also it is less expensive. 6.4.4. The Color Designation. Since the value and chroma vary greatly with the thickness of the sample or with the amount of dye absorbed by it, it is suffi- cient to determine only the hue of the sample. Esti- mate the hue to the nearest half-step but judge the value and chroma only accurately enough to deter- mine into which part of the color-name chart the point representing the sample will fall. For example, if the Munsell hue of the sample is 5G, the sample will receive the color name green regardless of the value or chroma; but if the Munsell hue were found to be 3R, samples whose values are above 6.5 would receive the color name pink, but others whose values are below 5.5 would receive the color name red. If the whole color name is desired, proceed as in section 6.1.3. 7. Color Designations From Chromaticity Co- ordinates and Daylight Reflectance Color designations may be obtained from chroma- ticity coordinates (x, y), daylight reflectance Y, de- rived from spectrophotometric or colorimertric meas- urements by plotting the (x, y) values on the value chart or charts of the set of Munsell renotation — (x, y) charts [42] corresponding to reflectance Y, and reading the corresponding Munsell renotation. The color designation is then derived in the usual manner from the color-name charts. 8. Description of the Dictionary of Color Names The different branches of science, technology, and commerce make use of more or less different color vocabularies some of whose color names (such as Testaceous, Samurai, and Araby) are confusing, or even unknown, to persons in another branch or to the layman on the street. Actually, Testaceous, Samurai, and Araby all refer to grayish reddish orange colors; and, in a similar way, the meanings of all the color names in these vocabularies may be indi- dicated more conveniently and precisely than has hitherto been possible simply by giving for each the ISCC-NBS color designation. As stated by E. N. Gathercoal, these designations are intended to be "sufficiently commonplace to be understood, at least in a general way, by the whole public." From this basis sprang the idea of including, with the descrip- tion of the ISCC-NBS method, a Dictionary of Color Names which owes to this method its unique de- scriptive quality. This dictionary of color names is comprised ol two parts: section 14 is a correlation of all of the color names studied with the ISCC-NBS color designa- tions, and section 15, the dictionary proper, is an alphabetical list of these color names with their cor- responding ISCC-NBS color designations. From the former, the color names corresponding to an ISCC-NBS color designation or approximately to each other may be found within the limits of the block-type structure of the ISCC-NBS system. From the latter, the meaning of any one of these color names may be found in terms of the ISCC-NBS system. 9. Listing by Source of Color Name and by ISCC-NBS Designation Section 14 is a correlation of all of the different color names found in 14 recognized systems of color nomenclature with the 267 ISCC-NBS color desig- nations, each of which has been assigned a serial number to facilitate cross referencing. In other words, each color name listed under an ISCC-NBS color designation is described by a colored sample whose Munsell notation or renotation would fall in the same ISCC-NBS color-name block. Any two color names under one ISCC-NBS designation are approximately equivalent. Other color names nearly equivalent to a given name may be found listed under the ISCC-NBS color designations of adjacent blocks. After each color name in section 14 are given the code numbers or letters identifying the sample by means of which the name is defined, or, if several samples of similar colors are used in the definition, the identification of only one of them is given. The color names in Federal Specification TT-C-595 were collected from a number of federal agencies; so, for identification purposes, the abbreviation of 10 the agency is given in parentheses after the color name. An explanation of these abbreviations is given on pages 36 and 84. A short description of each of these color-name systems follows with such points of its development or use as are necessary to make clear its part in the dictionary. 9.1. American Association of Textile Chemists and Color - ists and the Society of Dyers and Colourists In 1947 E. I. Stearns, Chairman, Committee on Color of the AATCC, and F. T. Simon prepared a table specifying the 1939 ISCC-NBS equivalents of the 88 color names to be used in the forthcoming second edition of the British Colour Index [58]. The ISCC-NBS equivalents on the present revised system were derived from this table and were checked by Dr. Stearns. Since there is a Colour Index color name for each part of the color solid, many of these 88 names necessarily refer to large ranges of color. 9.2. Biology In the past, various writers such as Wharton [61], Saccardo [57], and Ridgway [56] had tried to develop a system of color terminology for use by biologists. Ridgway's outstanding early work has been eonsid- ably used. H. A. Dade of The Imperial Mycological Institute [7] has made a further attempt to bring order to this field by using Ridgway's colored sam- ples and notations and applying to them a much smaller spt of color terms. To do this, he laid out a color space according to Ridgway's notation and indicated the color range of each color term by mark- ing off the corresponding Ridgway block. The color terms are all in Latin. In order to get the ISCC-NBS equivalents, it was first necessary to translate the Ridgway notations into Munsell nota- tions using the work of D. H. Hamly, University of Toronto [15], and thence obtain the ISCC-NBS color designations. 9.3. Federal Specification TT-C-595 As early as 1920, E. F. Hickson, later Chief of the Paint Section at the National Bureau of Stand- ards, envisioned a federal color card which would show samples of all of the many colors of paints used by the Federal services and thus facilitate their procurement. Many years of effort by Mr. Hick- son culminated in the promulgation in 1950 of Federal Specification TT-C-595, Colors; (for) Ready- Mixed Paints [9], a joint project of the National Bureau of Standards and the Federal Supply Service of the General Services Administration. The Mun- sell notations of the 187 colors in TT-C-595 were determined by us by visual comparison of the colors with the scales of the Munsell Book of Color under the recommended conditions of lighting and viewing. 9.4. Horticultural Colour Chart Recognizing the need for an up-to-date chart of named colors for use in describing the colors of flowers, Robert F. Wilson, Secretary of the British Colour Council, developed in 1938 the Horticultural Colour Chart which has been issued in two volumes by The British Colour Council in collaboration with The Royal Horticultural Society [4]. The color system is based on a hue circle of 64 saturated colors, supplemented by tints (admixtures of more whit3 pigment), shades (admixtures of less white pigment), and tones (produced by adding gray pigment) making 200 named colors. All of these full colors, tints, shades, and tones are shown in the Horticultural Colour Chart not only printed solid but also in three dilutions with the white of the paper by screen-plate printing. The ISCC- NBS designations corresponding to these names were found from Munsell notations of the solid printings. These Munsell notations were supplied by Dorothy Nickerson, U. S. Department of Agri- culture, some found by her by visual comparison with the Munsell scales, others based on spectro- photometric curves supplied through the courtesy of W. E. Knowles Middleton, National Research Council of Canada. 9.5. Maerz and Paul Dictionary of Color No introduction is needed for the Maerz and Paul Dictionary of Color [32]; this monumental work has become a by-word in the field of color. The Munsell notations of the colored samples on the first twenty of the 56 color charts were published by Dorothy Nickerson in 1947 [44]. The Munsell notations of the named samples in the remaining 36 charts were determined by us by visual comparison of the colors with the scales of the Munsell Book of Color under the recommended conditions of lighting and viewing. Although the second edition had been published by the time this work was started, it was decided to use only the first edition because the extensive research on color names was expressed originally in terms of the color plates of the first edition, the colors of which are only approximately reproduced in the second edition. A considerable study was necessary to list all of the different color names both from the charts in the front of the book and also from the lengthy index. Many of the color names listed in Maerz and Paul consist of a specific name followed by a generic name given in brackets, thus: Canary [Yellow]. In our listing of these names we have copied the brackets as well as the names. There are a number of inter- esting color names in the index which are not as- signed colored samples. This is due, according to the authors, either to the lack of a definite description of the associated color in the literature or to the fact that the color name describes a range of color. These color names are necessarily omitted from the present dictionary. 9.6. Molded Urea Plastics and Polystyrene Plastics The equivalent ISCC-NBS color designations for the color names of the 17 molded urea plastics and for the 12 polystyrene plastics were taken directly from the two publications of the Department of Commerce based on measurements of these samples at the National Bureau of Standards; Colors for Molded Urea Plastics [5] and Colors for Poly- styrene Plastics [6]. The names are based on Mun- sell renotations, and have been checked by Fred G. 11 Clark, Bakelite Company. The five transparent polystyrene samples were omitted. 9.7. Plochere Color System Tn 1948 Gladys and Gustave Plochere published in Los Angeles, California, a book entitled Plochere Color System, A Guide to Color and Color Har- mony [52]. Associated with the book are 1,248 cards, 3. by 5 inches, each* illustrating a different color made by admixing one or more of nine basic pigments with black and white. Each color is as- signed a number, a code designation indicative of the color, the paint formula, and a color name. W. E. Knowles Middleton of the National Research Laboratories of Canada has determined the Munsell notations [34] of these 1,248 colored samples and from these the corresponding ISCC-NBS color desig- nations were obtained. These designations were checked by Mr. Plochere. 9.8. Ridgway Color Standards and Nomenclature Robert Ridgway, an eminent ornithologist, pub- lished in Washington, D. C. in 1912 a book of Color Standards and Color Nomenclature [56], and stated that "the motive of this work is The Standardi- zation of Colors and Color Names." It con- tains 53 colored plates and 1,115 named colors and was developed after many years study for the use of biologists, botanists, entomologists, geologists, min- eralogists, ornithologists, pathologists, and zoologists for the proper and lasting specification of the colors of natural objects. D. H. Hamly, formerly of the Department of Botany of the University of Toronto, Canada, determined the Munsell notations of these colors [14, 15] and from these the corresponding ISCC-NBS color designations were obtained. These designations were checked by Professor Hamly. 9.9. Rock-Color Chart In 1948 the National Research Council issued a Rock-Color Chart [40] developed by a committer whose chairman was E. N. Goddard, representing the U. S. Geological Survey, the Geological Society of America, the American Association of Petroleum Geologists, the Society of Economic Geologists, and the Association of American State Geologists. The color terms used in the Rock-Color Chart were based on the revised ISCC-NBS color designations in so far as the revision had progressed by 1948 with minor modifications to adapt the names to rock colors. Dr. Goddard supplied the ISCC-NBS designations for each color term used in the Rock- Color Chart for inclusion in the present dictionary. It will be noted that the two sets of color designa- tions are very similar, the chief difference being that the boundaries between moderate and grayish colors have been shifted to somewhat lower Munsell chromas to accord with the meanings of the color names in geology. 9.10. Postage-Stamp Color Names For many years the late Wm. H. Beck of Baltimore had worked for a simplification and standardization of the color names used in the Scott Stamp Catalog to describe the colors of stamps. Toward this end, he had prepared a number of very extensive exhibits showing the large ranges of color covered by some of these color names. One of these exhibits was a reproduction of the Munsell Book of Color in stamps in which there were mounted about 4,000 stamps selected by him from those in the Scott Stamp Catalog to exemplify the color names which he judged to be of the most importance in the field of philately. Mr. Beck supplied both the Munsell notations of the stamps and their color names read from the Scott Stamp Catalog, and the latter have been checked by O. L. Harvey of Washington, D. C. The ISCC-NBS designations were read and checked by us. Only those color names were included in this dictionary whose meaning was exemplified by at least two of the 4,000-stamp collection. The color names listed are defined by the color of the stamp as a whole, but some of the names are apparently intended to refer to a solid printing of the ink used because the ISCC-NBS names indicate much lighter colors than would ordinarily be meant (for example, the stamp-color name black is applied to light gray stamps). 9.11. USDA Soil Color Charts Ever since the early 1920's, the problem of color names descriptive of the many soil colors under wet and dry conditions has plagued the soil scientist. Finally the Munsell notations were determined for 250 selected soil samples and ISCC-NBS color designations were applied to them [47]. A consider- able study was made of these names resulting in a paper by Rice, Nickerson, O'Neal and Thorp [55] including a set of color charts with 56 named color chips [37]. The color designations used were much the same as the ISCC-NBS except that they were applied to more restricted and somewhat different hue ranges. Red soils, for instance, would be called reddish brown or brown according to the color terminology used in other fields. It was soon learned that the 56 color chips were not enough and that some changes would have to be made in the color names. The next revision contained 202 Munsell samples [38] and the present form has 240 [39, 51]. Further changes were made. in the original color names to make them accord more closely with usage in the field. The ISCC-NBS designations were taken from a table supplied by Edward H. Templin, chairman of the Soil Color Committee of the U. S. Soil Survey, and are based on Munsell notations. The ISCC- NBS designations were checked by Dorothy Nicker- son, U. S. Department of Agriculture, and Blanche R. Bellamy, Munsell Color Company. 9.12. Descriptive Color Names Dictionary Helen D. Taylor, Lucille Knoche, and Walter C. Granville published in 1950 the booklet Descriptive Color Names Dictionary [59] as a supplement to the third edition of the Color Harmony Manual [23], 1948. The booklet is intended to fill the "need for a systematized listing and color specification of the words commonly used to describe the color of general merchandise for the mass market". The colorimetric coordinates of the samples of the Color Harmony Manual, both matte and glossy sides, were deter- 12 mined from measurements made on a G. E. spec- trophotometer equipped with a GAF-Librascope Tristimulus Integrator [8, 12]. The specular com- ponent of the reflected radiant energy was excluded. Munsell renotations were determined by Mr. Gran- ville for both sides of the chips. Synonyms were limited to those in which the two color names were applied to only one colored chip. Only one colored chip is listed to illustrate each ISCC-NBS equivalent to a TKG color name, and wherever possible one whose ISCC-NBS equivalent applied to both the glossy and matte sides was chosen. The letters g, m, or gm refer to the glossy side, to the matte side, and to both sides of the chip, respectively. The ISCC- NBS designations were read by us and checked by Mr. Granville. 9.13. Textile Color Card Association of the United States The color cards of the Textile Color Card Associa- tion of the United States, Margaret Hayden Rorke, Secretary and Managing Director [60], are widely used in the textile and allied industries and by many procuring agencies of the Federal Government. The Textile Color Card Association issues both seasonal and standard color cards. The seasonal cards pro- vide a color forecasting service to textile manufac- turers and promote color coordination among the trades; the standard cards present colors for which there is a popular and continuing demand. Most important of the color cards is the Standard Color Card of America, the current ninth edition contain- ing 216 colors. Preeminent among the many special sets of color cards issued by the Association for use of the Federal Government is the United States Army Color Card showing 22 official colors for the arms and services. The colors of the Standard Color Card of America and the United States Army Color Card were measured at the National Bureau of Stand- ards during a four-year research project financed by the TCCA, and the results have been published [54] . The ISCC-NBS color designations given in the pres- ent dictionary were obtained directly from the Munsell renotations contained in this publication, and have been checked by Mrs. Rorke. 10. Description of the Alphabetical List of Color Names Section 15 is the heart of the color names diction- ary. It is an alphabetized list of the color names from all of the sources studied. Each color name is followed by a letter (A, B, F, and so on) identifying the source, by the corresponding ISCC-NBS color designation abbreviated according to figure 2 and table 1, and finally by a number showing where to find the designation in section 14. Synonymous color names (those defined by reference to the same colored sample) are indented under the main color name, such as Foliage Green under Absinthe [Green]. Where a synonymous color name is found in the table, it will be followed by a reference to the main color name, such as Acajou (same as Laurel Oak). Where more than one ISCC-NBS color designation is used to describe a color name, it indicates either that more than one colored samDle was used to define that color name such as Aerugineus, or that the Munsell notation of the single colored sample used to define that color name, such as Acacia (M) , fell on a color-names boundary. TT-C-595 agency abbre- viations are given at the beginning of sections 14 and 15. Many of the color names consist of two or more words. The color name is alphabetized according to the first word unless that word is clear, artificial, genuine, imitation, transparent, dusky or any of the ISCC-NBS modifiers. In these cases, the name is alphabetized according to the second word. If the word following the one alphabetized is a color name itself, the name is cross indexed as, Almond, Burnt (see Burnt Almond), or Brown, Dark Red (see Dark Red Brown). The spelling of several color names varies from one source to another. Gray is spelled with an "e" in Maerz and Paul (except for Chicadee Gray, Fashion Gray, and Pearl Gray), Horticulture, and in one color name in the Ninth Standard Color Card, Pearl Grey. It is Wistaria in M, R, and T but Wisteria in P and H; it is Wedgwood, the correct spelling, in M and T but Wedgewood in R. M has Ochre and Ocher but R has Ocher only, M spells it Castilian but P Castillian and M has both Daffodil Yellow and Daffodile [Yellow]. In section 15 the spelling of each color name is reproduced exactly from the original source; thus, there is a lengthy list of various grays, and also a separate long list of various greys. 11. Summary The ISCC-NBS system of color designations has been revised and extended to apply not only to the colors of drugs and chemicals for which it was orig- inally developed, but now to the colors of all opaque, clear, cloudy or fluorescent samples whether viewed by reflected or transmitted light and to microscopic structures. Its simplicity of terminology has rec- ommended its use in a number of fields of color description and a further application may be seen in the translations given in the Dictionary of Color Names. This method is dedicated to everyone who has found it difficult to make his color descriptions intelligible, in the hope that it will eventually find sufficiently wide use that it will serve as a common denominator in the varied color terminology used in science, art and industry. 12. References [1] American Standards Association, Specification and de- scription of color, Am. War Standard Z44-1942, Am. Standards Assoc, New York, June 17, 1942. [2] Appel, Bernard, Decadent descriptions in dermatology, Arch. Dermatol. Syphilol. 62, 370 (1950). [3] Birren, Faber and Company, Color standards for shore establishment, U. S. Navy Department, Washington, D. C, 1953. 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D., Nickerson, D., O'Neal, A. M., and Thorp, J., Preliminary color standards and color names for soils, U. S. D. A. Misc. Pub. 425, 1941. [56] Ridgway, Robert, Color standards and color nomen- clature, Washington, D. C, 1912. Color plates by Alfred Hoen of Baltimore, Md. [57] Saccardo, P. A., Chromotaxia, 3d ed., 1912. [58] Society of Dyers and Colourists, Colour index, Bradford, Yorkshire, England, January 1924. Supplement Jan- uary 1928. [59] Taylor, H. D., Knoche, L., and Granville, W. C, De- scriptive color names dictionary (Container Corpora- tion of America, Chicago, 111., 1950). [60] Textile Color Card Association of the United States, Inc., Standard color card of America, 9th ed. (200 Madison Ave., New York, N. Y., 1941). [61] Wharton, H. T., On Fries' nomenclature of colours, Grevillea, xm, 66, 25 (1884). 14 13. Color Name Charts Pages 16 to 31. How to use the color-name charts Given: Munsell renotation of sample. Required: The color designation. First: Turn to the particular name chart containing the Munsell hue of the renotation (see upper right-hand corner of name chart), or if the hue falls on two successive charts, use both of them. Second: Find the point on the chart defined by the Munsell value and Munsell chroma of the renotation; or, if two charts are used, plot the point on both of them. Third: Read the color designation of the block within which the point falls. If it falls on a hue, value, or chroma boundary between blocks, read color designations of all blocks touching the point. The serial numbers added to each ISCC-NBS color-name block are those mentioned in sections 9 and 10, and may be used to identify a color-name block in place of the color name or its abbreviation. 15 « *$ . p. "2 J* OJ4) O -rH >- "0 ^ paj Suoa^s 21 oo 2 "Si .5 •a 3, U u Hi Xl o e paj daap £1 2 str yello P 1 a; — J! 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Synonymous and Near-Synonymous Color Names With Their Sample Identifications Pages 37 to 82. 35 Abbreviations of Color-Name Sources The names are listed according to ISCC-NBS color designation from the following sources: Maerz and Paul, Dictionary of Color, 1st ed. Plochere Color System Ridgway, Color Standards and Color Nomenclature Taylor, Knoche, Granville, Descriptive Color Names Dictionary Textile Color Card Association, Standard Color Card of America and U.S. Army Color Card A American Association of Textile Chemists and Colorists and Society of Dyers and Colourists B Color Terminology in Biology, H. A. Dade F Federal Specification TT-C-595, Colors; (for) Ready- Mixed Paints H Horticultural Colour Charts, R. F. Wilson MUP Commercial Standard CS 147-47, Colors for Molded Urea Plastics PSP Commercial Standard CS 156-49, Colors for Polystyrene Plastics RC National Research Council, Rock-Color Chart S Postage-Stamp Color Names, William H. Beck SC U. S. Department of Agriculture Soil Color Charts The following abbreviations designate the branch of the U. S. Government using the color name: (Agr) Department of Agriculture (AN) Army-Navy (See Army-Navy Aircraft Standard Colors and Army-Navy Aircraft Camouflage Standard Colors) (BuOrd) Bureau of Ordnance, Navy Depaitment (CAA) Civil Aeronautics Administration, Department of Commerce (Eng) U. S. Engineers, U. S. Army (FS) Forest Service, Department of Agriculture (MC) U. S. Marine Corps, Navy Department (MA) Maritime Administration, Department of Commerce (N) Navy Department (PC) The "Panama Canal (PO) Post Office Department (PBS) Public Buildings Service, General Services Administration (PR) Bureau of Public Roads, Department of Commerce (QM) Quartermaster Corps, U. S. Army (SCS) Soil Conservation Service, Department of Agriculture (TC) Transportation Corps, U. S. Army (Y&D) Bureau of Yards and Docks, Navv Department (USA) U. S. Army (See Supplement to U. S. Army Specification, 3-1, 1943; also U. S. Army Color Card Published by the Textile Color Card Association) 36 Synonymous and Near- Synonymous Color Names With Their Sample Identifications and Sources 1. VIVID PINK Ridgway La France Pink... I 3f Other Sources Carmine S Carmine Rose.. H 621 Carmine Rose S Dawn Pink H 523 Pink A Rose _ S Roseus... B 2. STRONG PINK Maerz and Paul Arbutus 1B4 Carnation Rose 1E3 Crushed Strawberry 1H3 Hermosa Pink _ 1B3 Nymph [Pink] 42F1 Orchid Pink... 42G1 Peach Blossom |Pink| 1C2 Peach Blossom |Red] 1C2 Rose d'Althoea 117 Sea Pink 217 Plochere Camellia Pink 358 R 3 f Camellia Rose 341 R 1-e Cameo Pink 407 Rp 3-g Charm 408 Rp 3-h Debutante Pink 342 R 1-1 Flamingo Pink 343 R 1-g Rose Leaf.. 350 R 2-f Salome Pink 349 R 2-e Vesta 351 R 2-g Zest Pink 344 R 1-h Ridgway Alizarine Pink XIII I'd Hermosa Pink I If Vinaceous _ XXVII l"d Taylor, Knoche. Granville Geranium Pink m 7'/2 ga Light Cherry Rose m 7 ga Light Rose m 7V 2 ga Shrimp Pink m 6>/ 2 ga Textile Color Card Association Coral... ... 70206 Rose Pink 70017 Other sources Carmine S Carmine Rose S Dull Rose s Griseo-Roseus B Pink A Pink PSP 26 Pink S Rose S Rose Pink H 427 Roseus B Salmon Rose... S 3. DEEP PINK Maerz and Paul Arbutus 1B4 Bachelor Button 3B4 Begonia 2K8 Bermuda 1J8 Candy Pink 2H10 Confetti 2J10 Coral [Red| ._ 2110 Crushed Strawberry 1H3 Crushed Strawberry... 1110 Fiesta.. 1110 France Rose. 1F4 Gaiety . 2K8 Geranium Pink 1J8 Laurel Pink 3J7 Moss Rose... 3G3 Pink Coral 1H9 Radiance 1J10 Rambler Rose 3D4 Rose Dorge 1K8 Rose Nilsson .. .. 2J3 Rose Marie . 212 RoseSoiree .. 1J9 Royal Pink .. 214 Springtime 2J9 Strawberry Pink 1H10 Sunglow 2J10 Sweet William 119 Watermelon 1K9 Plochere Cerise Rose.. 300 Ro 2-d Coral .. 291 Ro 1-c Coral Rose 292 Ro 1-d Firefly 348 R 2-d Rose Glory .... 340 R 1-d Tango 356 R 3-d Ridgway Alizarine Pink XIII I'd Eosine Pink I Id Geranium Pink I 3d Jasper Pink.. . .. XIII 3'd Light Jasper Red XIII 3'b Orange-Vinaceous . .... XXVII 5"b Vinaceous . XXVII l"d Taylor, Knoche, Granville Bright Rose m .. 8 ia Cherry Rose m . .. 7 ia Colonial Rose m 7 ic Coral Rose m . 6V4 ic Geranium Pink g .... 71/2 ga Light Cherry Rose g . 7 ga Light Rose g . . ... 8 ga Shrimp Pink gm . . . . 6V2 ia Textile Color Card Association Peach Blossom. ... 70098 Sea Pink ... . 70018 Shrimp Pink .., 70178 Other sources Camellia Rose H 622 Carmine. S Carmine Rose ..... H 621 Carmine Rose. ... ... S Corallinus ... B Deep Rose. . .. S Empire Rose H 0621 Griseo-Roseus.. ...... B Incarnatus .... . B Lilac Rose S Pink .. A Pink S Porcelain Rose H 620 Red . S Rose S Rose Carmine . S Rose Red S Roseus. . B Scarlet S Spinel Pink H 0625 Vinosus B 4. LIGHT PINK Maerz and Paul Almond Blossom Almond [Pink| Pink 3 .. . .... 2D7 2D7 1D7 Pink 4 1E7 Rose Breath. 1D7 Plochere Cameo 367 R 4-g Charm 408 Rp 3-h Coral Blush 295 Ro 1-g Crab Pink. 368 R 4-h Desert Brown 359 R 3-g Dolly Varden 352 R 2-h Evening Glow. 416 Rp 4-h Heavenly Pink 376 R 5-h Orchid Pink. 415 Rp 4-g Pink Lily.. 375 R 5-g Rose Morn 296 Ro 1-h Rosy Pink 424 Rp 5-h Sun Rose 360 R 3-h Vesta 351 R 2-g Ridgway Livid Pink XXVII 3"f Pale Purplish Vinaceous _. XXXIX l'"f Taylor, Knoche, Granville Baby Pink m 7 ca Pale Pink m 7 ca Textile Color Card Association Baby Pink ... 70014 Other sources Griseo-Roseus ... B Pink A Rose. S Salmon Rose S Subvinosus B Venetian Pink.. H 420 5. MODERATE PINK Maerz and Paul Almond Blossom . 2D7 Almond |Pink] 2D7 Aurore 2E7 Blossom 2F7 Corinthian Pink... 3G1 Dawn 42D1 Debutante Pink 1G7 Hermosa Pink 1B3 Hydrangea Pink 2E7 La France Pink 1G7 Lilac 3G7 Lilaceous 3G7 Lilas 3G7 Nymph |Pink| 42F1 Orient 2E7 Peach Blossom |Pink| 1C2 Peach Blossom |Red] 1C2 Pink 4 1E7 Pink 5 1F7 Pink Pearl 1F8 RScamier 1G8 Rose Hermosa . 1F8 Roseleaf 2G8 Sea Pink . . .. 217 Venetian Pink 2F7 Plochere Dignity 423 Rp 5-g Evening Haze 373 R 5-e Light Mauve 414 Rp 4 f Mountain Haze 374 R 5-f Orchid Pink 415 Rp 4-g Rose Cloud 366 R 4 -f Vesta 351 R 2-g Ridg way Chatenay Pink XIII 3'f Corinthian Pink XXVII 3"d Flesh Color XIV 7'd Light Purplish Vinaceous XXXIX ,""d Livid Pink. XXVII 3"f Pale Purplish Vinaceous. . XXXIX l"'f Pale Vinaceous... XXVII l"f Vinaceous XXVII l"d Vinaceous-Lavender XLIV 65"'f Taylor, Knoche, Granville Baby Pink g 7 ca Blossom Pink gm 7 ea Cherry Pink gm 7 ea Geranium Pink gm 7' 2 ea Pale Pink g _ 7 ca Pinkgm 6'£ea Rose Mist gm 7 ec Rose Pink gm 7) 2 ea Textile Color Card Association Arbutus Pink ... 70016 Chalk Pink 70181 Pastel Pink.. 70015 Other sources Griseo-Lilacinus.. B Griseo-Roseus . B Incarnatus B Moderate Pink RC Pink.. A Pink . MUP22 Red S Rose S Rose Lake .... S Subvinosus _ . . B 6. DARK PINK Maerz and Paul Bridal Rose. 3F3 Lotus 3H8 Magnolia 318 Moss Rose . 3G3 Vassar Rose 312 Wild Rose 317 Plochere Ashes of Roses Old Rose Valencia Rose Ridgway Deep Vinaceous. Light Corinthian Red Vinaceous 413 Rp 4-e 364 R 4-d 365 R 4-e XXVII l"b XXVII 3"b XXVII l"d Taylor, Knoche, Granville Dusty Coral m._ 6' i gc Dusty Rose g .. .. 7' 2 gc Light Colonial Rose gm ... 7 gc Old Rose gm. ... 7 gc Rose m Ti ic Textile Color Card Association Old Rose . 70182 Other sources Carmine S Griseo-Roseus B Light Red RC Orange-Red. ... ... S Pink A Rose S Vermilion S Vinosus . B 7. PALE PINK Maerz and Paul Almond Blossom 2D7 Almond (Pink). 207 Pink 2 ... 1C7 Pink3 1D7 Rose Breath 1D7 Zephyr 42B1 37 Pochere Crab Pink 368 R 4-h Rose Morn 296 Ro 1-h Rose Pearl.. 384 R 6-h RoseShadow. 383 R 6-g Ridgway Livid Pink XXVII 3"f Pale Brownish Vinaceous.. XXXIX 5"'f Other sources Grayish Pink _ RC Griseo-Roseus B Pink A Subvinosus B 8. GRAYISH PINK Maerzand Paul Almond Blossom 2D7 Almond |Pmk| 2D7 Livid Pink 51D1 Zephyr 42B1 PI oc here Silver Pink 382 R 6-f Ridgway Light Brownish Vinaceous. XXXIX 5"'d Livid Pink XXVII 3"f Pale Brownish Vinaceous.. XXXIX 5"'f Pale Vinaceous-Drab XLV 5""d Taylor, Knoche, Granville Cloid Pink g 7 cb Ro: e Mist gm . . _ 7 ec Other sources Griseo Roseus B Pink A Red S Red Brown .. S Red Lilac S Subvinoso-Gnseus B Subvinosus. __ B ». PINKISH WHITE Plochere Peach Gray 239 Or 6-g Pearl Cream 240 Or 6-h Pewter Cream 336 Ro 6-h Rose Ash . 191 6-g Taylor, Knoche, Granville Pink Tint gm 7 ba Shell Pink m 5 ba Other sources Reddish White A White _ SC 10. PINKISH GRAY Maerz and Paul Opal Mauve 51A2 Pink 1.... 1B7 Plochere Gray Light 335 Ro 6-g Moonmist 238 Or 6-f Peach Gray 239 Or 6-g Peach Sand. 237 Or 6-e Pewter 333 Ro 6-e Ridgway Pale Brownish Drab ... . XLV 9""d Pale Ecru-Drab. XLVI 13""f Pale Grayish Vinaceous . XXXIX 9"'f Pale Vinaceous Drab XLV 5""d Pale Vinaceous-Fawn. . ._ XL 13"'f Pallid Brownish Drab XLV 9""f Pallid Mouse Gray LI 15"'"f Taylor, Knoche, Granville Pussywillow Gray gm 5 dc Textile Color Card Association Gull 70185 Other sources Brown S Dull Orange S Fumosus B Light Gray SC Lilac S Lilac Brown S Pinkish Gray. RC Reddish Gray A Submurinus B Subvinoso-Griseus B Subvinosus B Vinoso-Bubalinus B White. SC 11. VIVID RED Maerz and Paul Afghan Red 5L6 Alkermes 1L12 Animal Rouge 3K5 Artillery 1L11 Ball Lake 3K5 Bastard Saffron 1L11 Cardinal |Redl 5L5 Carmine 3K5 Carmine Lake . 3K5 Carthamus Red 1L11 Carthamus Rose 1L11 Castilian Red 1L10 Checkerberry... 5L6 Chinese Lake 3K5 Chinese Rouge 1 LI 1 Chinese Vermilion. . 2L11 Coccineous 1L12 Cochineal 1L10 Coquehcot . 1J12 Crimson Madder 2L5 Dutch Scarlet 1L10 Dyer'sSaffron 1L11 Fez 5L4 FireScarlet.. _. 1L10 Flaming Maple... 4L5 Florentine Lake 3K5 Folly 2J6 French Scarlet.. _ 1L12 Geranium Lake.. 2L10 Geranium Petal. 1K12 Gobelin Scarlet 1L10 grain, ingrain 1L5 Granat 1J12 Granatflower 1J12 Grayn... 1L5 Greyn... 1L5 Hamburg Lake 3K5 Harrison Red 2L11 Hockey 3K6 Hypernic Red 5L6 Jack Rose 3J6 Kermes 1L12 Kermes Berries 1L12 Lake 3K5 Leaf Red 1L11 Lincoln Red 1L11 Munich Lake 3K5 Nacarat. 2L10 Nacanne .. 2L10 Pimento. 2L11 Poinsettia 2L9 Pomegranate Blossom 1 J 12 Ponceau 1J12 Poppy |Red] 1J12 Portugese Red 1L11 Red Cross 4L6 Red in plates 1L11 Roman Lake 3K5 Rose Carthame 1 LI 1 Rouge Vegetal 1LU Safflor 1L11 Safflower Red 1L11 Saffor.. 1L11 Salvia 3L6 Scarlet 1L12 Scarlet in grain 1L12 Scarlet Red... 1L12 Signal Red... 2L11 Spanish Red 1 LI 1 Spark 2L10 Vegetable Red 1L11 Vegetable Rouge 1L11 Venetian Lake 3K5 Venetian Scarlet 1L12 Vienna Lake 3K5 Plochere Crimson Glory 385 Rp 1-a Flame 338 R 1-b Spectra Red.. 289 Ro 1-a Tomato Red 337 R 1-a Torchlight.. 290 Ro 1-b Ridgway Carmine I li Rose Red XII 71 Scarlet-Red I 3 Spectrum Red I 1 Taylor, Knoche, Granville American Beauty g 8 pa Bright Cherry Red g 7 pa Bright Red g 7 pa Cardinal g._ 74 pa Cherry Red g 7 na Deep Red %.... 7 pc Flame g 64 na Light Tomato Red g 64 na Lobster Red g. . 6 1 2 na Poppy Red g 64 pa Rose Red g 8 pa Scarlet g . . 7 pa Tomato Red g. 64 pa Textile Color Card Association Apple Red. 70179 Carmine 70210 Geranium 70079 Old Glory Red.. 70180 Pimento. 70042 Scarlet 70080 Other sources Blood Red. H 820 Bright Red A Bright Yellowish Red A Brown Red S Cardinal Red H 822 Carmine H 21 Carmine S Carmine Lake S Carmine Rose S Cherry H 722 Crimson.. H 22 Crimson S Current Red H 821 Dark Carmine S Fire Red (Y&D) F 1105 Geranium Lake H 20 Insignia Red (AN).. F 1105 Orient Red H 819 Red MUP 71 Red ._ PSP 70 Red (BuOrd) F 2105 Red(MA) F 1105 Red (USA) F 1105 Red-Orange S Red Striping (N) F 1110 Red Striping (Vermilion) (MA) F 1105 Rose Brown S Rose Red H 724 Ruber B Scarlet H 19 Scarlet S Signal Red H 719 Turkey Red . H 721 Vermilion (PC) F 1105 Vermilion H 18 12. STRONG RED Maerz and Paul Animal Rouge ... 3K5 Ball Lake 3K5 Blood Red 3L11 Bonfire... 3L9 Brigand 2J11 Buccaneer 4L12 Buddha 4L11 Cadmium Carmine 3L10 Cadmium Vermilion 3L11 Camellia 2J4 Carmine 3K5 Carmine Lake 3K5 Carnival Red. 3L7 Chinese Lake 3K5 Currant |Red] 3L10 Devil's Red 3L11 Dewey Red.. 3L11 English Red 2J11 English Vermilion 3L10 Firefly 1K10 Flaming Maple... 4L5 Flash 3K11 Florentine Lake 3K5 Folly 2J6 Geranium 2K10 Gladiolus... 2K5 Golf [Red] 3L11 Goya __ 3L10 Hamburg Lake... 3K5 Holly Berry 4L10 Kinema Red 3L10 Lake 3K5 Madder 2J11 Madder Lake 1J4 Madder Red 2J11 Munich Lake.. 3K5 Orient Red 3L10 Oriental Red 3L10 Para Red 3L11 Parma Red 3L11 Permanent Red 3L11 Perma Red 3L11 Pirate 2K11 Poinsettia 2L9 Portable Red 4L12 Red Cross 4L6 Redfeather 4L11 Roman Lake 3K5 Rose Neyron 1J4 Sanguine 3L11 Scarlet Lake 3L11 Spinel Red... 3H5 Tommy Red 3L9 Troubador Red 3L8 Venetian Lake 3K5 Vienna Lake 3K5 Plochere Buccaneer 345 R 2-a Flame.. 338 R 1-b Flash 297 Ro 2-a Fuchsia 386 Rp 1-b Torchlight 290 Ro 1-b Toreador 298 Ro 2-b Ridgway Nopal Red I 3i Taylor, Knoche, Granville Bright Cherry Red m 7 pa Bright Red gm. 74 na Bright Rose g 8 na Cardinal m 74 pa Cherry g 7 nc Cherry Red m 7 na Flame m 64 na Geranium Red gm 74 na Geranium Rose g 74 la Light Cherry Red gm 7 la Light Red g 74 la Light Tomato Red m 64 na Lobster Red m 64 na Scarlet m 7 pa Textile Color Card Association Scarlet (USA) 65006 Other sources Brown Carmine S Carmine S Carmine Lake S Carmine Rose.. S Claret Rose.. H 021 Crimson. S Delft Rose. H 020 38 Jasper Red H 018 Red A Red S Rose S Rose Opal.... H 022 Ruber.... B Scarlet S Vermilion S 13. DEEP RED Maerz and Paul Antique Ruby 6L6 Apple-fallow 5L10 Barberry 5L7 Brickdust 5L11 Burnt Carmine... 5K6 Burnt Crimson Lake 5K6 Burnt Lake 5K6 Cadmium Purple 5L8 Chianti 6L6 Chimney Red 5L10 Chrysanthemum 5L12 Flaming Maple 4L5 Garnet Red. 6K6 Hollywood... 5K5 Old Red 5K6 Oxheart 6L5 Peony Red 6J6 Purple Lake 5K6 Red Banana 5L9 Turkish Crescent Red 5L12 Venetian Rose 5L1 Wild Strawberry 6K6 Plochere Autumn Glory . 305 Ro 3-a Ridgway Garnet Brown I 3k Ox-blood Red I Ik Taylor, Knoche, Granville Cardinal g VA pc Cherry Wine g. 7 pe Cranberry g 8 pc Dark Red g 7 pe Deep Red g 8 pc Rose Red g._ 8 pc Rose Wine g 8 nc Ruby g 8 pc Strawberry g 7' 2 nc Tomato Red g 6';> pe Wine Red g 7 pe Textile Color Card Association Cardinal 70081 Other sources Carmine S Chrysanthemum Crimson H 824 Claret Brown S Henna Brown S Indian Lake H 826 Pansy Purple H 928 Red A Reddish Brown A Rose S Rose Brown S Ruby Red H 827 Sanguineus . . B 14. VERY DEEP RED Other sources Brown Carmine S Maroon MUP 75 Red A Reddish Brown A Rose Brown. S 15. MODERATE RED Maerz and Paul Adrianople Red 4L9 Amarylis 515 Apple-fallow.. 5L10 Aurora Red 3G10 Barberry 5L7 Barwood. 3K9 Begonia Rose 2K2 Bellemonte 4K4 Blaze 3J11 Blood Red.. 3L11 Bordeaux (Red] 3K4 Brazilwood Red . 5K9 Brigand... .... 2J11 Bronze Red 4K10 Buccaneer 4L12 Buddha 4L11 Burnt Carmine... 5K6 Burnt Crimson Lake 5K6 Burnt Lake 5K6 Cadmium Purple... 5L8 Cadmium Vermilion .. ... 3L11 Caliaturwood 3K9 Cambridge Red 4K8 Camellia 2J4 Camwood 3K9 Carnation [Red] . 414 Cerise 4J6 Chatemuc 4K6 Cherry Blossom 4J4 Chimney Red 5L10 Claret [Red] 3K4 Confetti 2J10 Copper Rose 5J5 Coralbell.. 3H10 Crimson Lake.. 4K6 Devil's Red 3LU Dewey Red 3L11 Dianthus 5K3 Doge 4K9 Do'ly Pink 2K3 Ember 5K10 Emberglow 3G10 English Red 2J11 Eugenia Red 3K2 Fernambucowood . 5K9 Firefly 1K10 Flaming Maple 4L5 Flash 3K11 Flirt 2K9 Fragonard 4K3 Golf [Red] 3L11 Gypsy Red 516 Harvard Crimson 5J6 Hebe 4J4 Holly Berry 4L10 Hollywood 5K5 Jacqueminot 3K9 Jasper Red 3J10 Jockey 5J6 Laurel Pink... 3J7 Levant Red 4L9 Limawood 5K9 Madder 2JU Madder Carmine 4H6 Madder Red 2J11 Mayflower 3J3 Mephisto 3K10 Monsoreau. 4K2 Narrawood 3K9 Nicaraguawood 5K9 Old Coral 3J10 Old Red.. 5K6 Orchil (acid bath) 4K9 Para Red 3L11 Parma Red 3L11 Peachwood 5K9 Pepper Red 4K10 Permanent Red 3LU Perma Red 3L11 Pernambucowood 5K9 Pomegranate Purple 416 Portable Red 4L12 Purple Lake 5K6 Purple Madder.. 5K4 Purple Rubiate . 5K4 Raspberry Glac6 4F4 Raspberry Red 3K9 Red Banana 5L9 Redfeather 4L11 Redwood (soluble) 5K9 Redwood (insoluble) 3K9 RoseDorge 1K8 Rose of Picardy 5J5 Rose of Sharon 3K8 Rosevale. 5K9 Sandalwood 3K9 Sanderswood 3K9 Sanguine.. 3L11 Sanlalwood.. 3K9 Sappanwood 5K9 Scarlet Lake 3L11 Sheik 3J11 Sultan.. 4K6 Sunglow 2J10 Swiss Rose 4K2 Turkey Red 4L9 Turkish Red... ... 4L9 Venetian Rose ._ ... 5L1 Watermelon 1K9 Weigelia... 313 Zinnia... 4L2 Plochere Heart's Desire . 339 R 1-c Old Coral. . 299 Ro 2-c Rapture 347 R 2-c Rust Rose.. 354R3-b Spitfire.... _ 346 R 2-b Ridgway Eugenia Red ... XIII 1' Jasper Red XIII 3' Light Jasper Red... XIII 3'b Old Rose XIII l'b Pompeian Red XIII 3'i Taylor, Knoche, Granville Brick Red m. 6' 2 ne Cardinal m 7><> pc Catchup m ... .. 6 1 2 nc Cherry gm ... _. 7 nc Cherry Red m .. 7 pc Cherry Rose g 7 ia Colonial Rose g . 7 ic Coral gm 6'< Ic Coral Rose g . _ 6' 2 ic Cranberry m 8 pc Deep Red m. . 7 pc Geranium Rose m . . 7'_.la Light Red m ... 7U la Rose g T 2 ic Rose Red m _ 8 pc Rose Wine g. 8 nc Ruby m 8 pc Strawberry gm . ._ 7 ' 2 'c Tomato Red m. . .. . 6U pc Other Sources Badius . B Brown Lake ... . S Carmine S Carmine Lake . S Carmine Rose.. S Corallinus B Dark Carmine... S Dark Rose.... S Deep Rose S Dull Red. .. A Insignia Red (AN) F 3115 Lake . S Red A Red (USA) _. F 3115 Red ._ SC Rhodonite Red H 0022 Rose S Rose Red S Roseus B Scarlet ... S Vermilion S 16. DARK RED Maerz and Paul Alcazar 6L11 American Beauty 6F6 Aubusson 7H5 Autumn Glory 5K12 Burmese Ruby.. 7H6 Burnt Russet. 6L10 Canyon 7E6 Cauldron 6K11 Chocolate Maroon 7J3 Chrysanthemum 5L12 Clove Pink 6K5 Cuba 6L10 Cuyhoga Red 7J3 Dark Cardinal . 6L8 Dregs of Wine 7L7 Egyptian Red 6L11 Eureka Red 7H4 Flea 7H4 Garnet 7J6 Garnet Brown 6L9 Garnet Red 6K6 Grenat . .... 7J6 Haematite Red 7H3 Malaga.. 7L1 Maroon 7L7 Mauverose 7E5 Moroccan . 5K11 Morocco Red 6K11 Neutral Red 6F5 Old Amethyst 7C5 Old Roseleaf.... 7J3 Oporto 55L12 Peony 7H6 Peony Red 6J6 Pewke... 7H4 Pigeon Blood 7J6 Plum Violet 7E6 Pomegranate ... 6L3 Puce .. 7H4 Puke 7H4 Purple Madder 5K4 Purple Rubiate.. 5K4 Raspberry 615 Redwood... ... 6K11 Roselustre 6L8 Rubaiyat . 6J5 Rubient _ ... 55L8 Ruby.... 6G6 Spanish Wine.. 7J6 Sultana 7C5 Tapestry Red 7J5 Turkish Crescent Red 5L12 Victoria Lake... 7H4 Vineyard 55L12 Vm Rose 6C6 Wallflower [Brown] 6L10 Wild Cherry 6C6 Wild Raspberry 6E6 Wild Strawberry 6K6 Wine Dregs 7L7 Wine Lees 7L7 Plochere Egyptian Red 353 R 3-a Garnet Rose 393 Rp 2-a Profound 409 Rp 4-a Tapestry Red ._ 401 Rp 3-a Ridgway Victoria Lake I lm Taylor, Knoche, Granville Brick Red g 61$ ne Cardinal m 7'4 pc Cherry Wine m 7 pe Claret Wine gm 8 pg Dark Red gm 8 pe Dark Wine m 7 pi Deep Red m VA PC Garnet gm 8 pg Light Garnet gm 8 pe Light Wine g 7 ne Old Wine gm 7 ng Rose Wine g 8 ne Ruby Wine gm 8 pe Strawberry Wine gm VA pe Wine gm 7 pg Wine Red gm 8 pe Textile Color Card Association Brick Red (USA) 65020 Dark Cardinal 70082 Garnet 70083 Maroon 70084 Other sources Brown Carmine S Claret Brown S Dark Red SC 39 Deep Claret S Dull Red ... A Dull Reddish Brown A Dusky Red RC Garnet Brown H 00918 Lake S Maroon S Orange Brown . S Oxblood Red. H 00823 Purple Madder... H 1028 Red Brown S Reddish Brown A Rose Red S Sanguineus B Violet S Very Dark Red RC 17. VERY DARK RED Maerz and Paul Catawba 56J10 Mulberry Fruit 56H12 Oporto 55L12 Port 56E12 Vineyard 55L12 Ridgway Victoria Lake I lm Taylor, Knoche, Granville Claret Wine g... 8 pg Dark Wine g 8 pi Garnet g 8 pg Maroon g 8 pi Wineg. 8 pg Other sources Dull Red .. A Dull Reddish Brown A Maroon H 1030 Sanguineus B 18. LIGHT GRAYISH RED Maerz and Paul Colonial Rose 418 Corinthian Pink 3G1 Dauphine .. 4C3 Gla'ieul 3F9 Gloaming 4H2 Grecian Rose 3F9 Lilac 3G7 Lilaceous 3G7 Lilas 3G7 Livid Violet 4G1 Lotus 3H8 Marie Antoinette ... 417 Mauveglow 53B2 Mello-Mauve... 45F1 Polignac 4D9 Rosebloom 3E9 Sappho 44C1 Plochere 18th Century Tan 324 Ro 5-d Rose Mist 381 R 6-e RoseSmoke 380 R 6-d Smokestain Rose 372 R 5-d Ridgway Brownish Vinaceous XXXIX 5"'b Pale Vinaceous-Drab . XLV 5""d Purplish Vinaceous XXXIX l'"b Taylor, Knoche, Granville Ashes of Rose gm 6 ge Dusty Coral m 6 gc Rose Gray gm 6 ge Other sources Brown Red S Dull Rose S Lilac Rose S Pale Red RC Pale Red SC Pink A Red Brown S Subvinoso-Griseus B Vermilion S Vmoso-Lividus B 19. GRAYISH RED Maerz and Paul Amarylis 515 Appleblossom [Pink| 413 Athenia 519 Azalea 4J3 Berlin Brown 7H8 Blush Rose 5G4 Bois de Rose 5J9 Brazilwood 5K9 Bulgare 517 Cambridge Red 4K8 Cameo Brown 6F9 Cedarbark 6110 Chalet Red 6K10 Chevreuse 6H10 Cocobala 7H8 Colonial Rose 418 Corinthian Red 5J2 Crushed Berry 6F4 Damask 4K1 Devon |Brown| 6J9 Dianthus 5K3 Diavolo 4J3 Dragon's Blood 4J10 Dry Rose 5J10 Egyptian 5D3 Eifel 6J10 Faded Rose 519 Fernambucowood 5K9 Florence Brown 6K4 Fontainebleau 54D1 French Maroon 6J4 Haematite Red 7H3 Havana Rose 6K9 Hydrangea Red 6K1 Iron Minium... 7H8 Japonica _ 412 Limawood. 5K9 Livid Brown 6D3 Magnolia 318 Marie Antoinette 417 Marsh Rose 419 Meadowsweet 4J8 Mineral Red 6J3 Nectar 5E3 Nicaraguawood _. 5K9 Oakheart 6H10 Ocher Red 519 Old Rose 412 Old Wood 5J4 Onion-peel 5K2 Onion Red... 5K2 Orchis 52E1 Peachwood 5K9 Pernambucowood 5K9 Pigeon's-breast 5D4 Pompeian Red 4J10 Raspberry Glace 4F4 Redwood (soluble) 5K9 Rose Ash 6J9 Rosedust 6B2 Rose Petal... 514 Rosevale 5K9 Sappanwood 5K9 Saraband 6K8 Slate-Violet 618 Spanish Cedar 6J10 Strawberry 5H5 Tango Pink 3J8 Vandyke Red 6K4 Vassar Rose 312 Withered Rose 5J10 Plochere Bagdad 275 RO 5-c China Rose 355 R 3-c Octoroon Rose 276 RO 5-d Orchid Night 410 Rp 4-b Rose Castor 379 R 6-c Rose Stain 371 R 5-c Slate Rose 323 Ro 5-c Sultana 370 R 5-b Swiss Rose 394 Rp 2-b Venetian Rose 362 R 4-b Withered Rose 363 R 4-c Ridgway Acajou Red XIII l'i Corinthian Red. XXVII 3" Dark Grayish Brown XLV 5""k Dark Indian Red ... XXVII 3"m Dark Livid Brown... XXXIX l'"k Dark Mineral Red XXVII l"m Dark Vinaceous ... XXVII 1" Dark Vinaceous-Brown XXXIX 5"'k Dark Vinaceous-Drab XLV 5""i Deep Brownish Vinaceous XXXIX 5'" Deep Corinthian Red .... XXVII 3"i Deep Livid Brown.. XXXIX l'"i Etruscan Red .. XXVII 5" Hay's Brown .. XXXIX 9"'k Hydrangea Red ... XXVII l"i Indian Red XXVII 3"k Light Vinaceous-Drab XLV 5""b Livid Brown XXXIX 1'" Madder Brown XIII 3'k Mineral Red. XXVII l"k Ocher Red . „ XXVII 5"i Prussian Red.. XXVII 5"k Russet-Vinaceous XXXIX 9'" Vandyke Red .. XIII l'k Vinaceous-Brown XXXIX 5"'i Vinaceous-Drab . XLV 5"" Taylor, Knoche, Granville Antique Rose gm 7 le Ash Rose gm 6' i ie Ashes of Rose g 6 ge Barn Red m . . . 6 pg Brick Red m 6 ng Cedar gm 6'ile Cedar Rose gm 6 1 i ie Dark Lacquer Red m 6 pe Dark Redwood m. 6 Ig Dusty Cedar gm 6 ie Indian Red m 6 ng Light Rose Brown gm 6 1 -i Ig Light Wine m 7 ne Old Rose gm . . 7 ie Old Wine m 7 ng Redwood gm 6 ie Rose Brown m 6\i ni Rose Gray g 6 ge Rose Taupe gm 6 ig Rose Wine gm 7 le Taupe Brown m 6 ni Textile Color Card Association Bois de Rose 70125 Other sources Atrovinosus ..... B Badius . B Brick Red S Brown S Brown Lake S Brown Red S Brunneo-Vinosus B Carmine S Carmine Rose S Chocolate S Dull Red.... A Dull Reddish Brown A Fuscus B Grayish Red RC Lake S Moderate Red RC Red S Red SC Red Brown S Reddish Brown A Rose S Subvinoso-Griseus B Vermilion S Vinoso-Griseus B Vinoso-Lividus B Vinosus B Violet Brown S Weak Red SC 20. DARK GRAYISH RED Maerz and Paul Haematite Red 7H3 Paris Mud. 48H5 Ridgway Dark Indian Red XXVII 3"m Dark Mineral Red XXVII l"m Hay's Maroon XIII I'm Warm Blackish Brown XXXIX l"'m Taylor, Knoche, Granville Burgundy m 7'ip\ Cordovan m 7H Pi Dark Mauve Taupe g 8 nl Dark Rose Brown g 7 nl Dark Wine m 7 pi Deep Maroon m iy 2 pi Light Rose Brown g 7 Ig Maroon m 8 pi Mauve Wine g... _. 7.4 ni Rose Brown gm . .. 7 ni Textile Color Card Association Maroon (USA). 65017 Other sources Atrovinosus . B Badius B Blackish Red.. RC Brunneo-Vinosus B Dark Brown S Dull Reddish Brown A Violet Black.. S 21. BLACKISH RED Maerz and Paul Catawba 56J10 Mulberry Fruit 56H12 Plochere Old Burgundy ... 417 Rp 5- Other sources Dull Reddish Brown A 22. REDDISH GRAY Maerz and Paul Evenglow 45C1 Mist [Grey] 53B1 Opal Grey 54B1 Rose Castor 54C2 Shadow 44B1 Shadow 46C1 Plochere Rose Castor 379 R 6-c RoseSmoke 380 R 6-d Ridgway Pale Vinaceous-Drab XLV 5""d Taylor, Knoche, Granville Lead Gray m 5 ih Shadow Gray m 5 ih Textile Color Card Association Nickel 70152 Pigeon 70170 Other sources Chocolate S Dark Brown S Gray Lilac S Lilac Brown S Red Brown S Reddish Gray A Reddish Gray SC Subvinoso-Griseus B 23. DARK REDDISH GRAY Maerz and Paul Blue Fox 47E1 Copra 7C8 Mauve Castor 55E? Mauve Dust 46C? 40 Mauve Taupe 7C8 Rosetta 47C1 Turtledove 55C1 Plochere Flint 426Rp6-b Taupe Rose 378 R 6-b Ridgway Blackish Brown (2) XLV 5""m Dark Grayish Brown XLV 5""k Dark Vinaceous-Drab XLV 5""i Light Seal Brown XXXIX 9"'m Seal Brown XXXIX 5"'m Warm Blackish Brown XXXIX l"'m Taylor, Knoche, Granville Burgundy m 8 pi Chocolate m 5 ml Cordovan m 8 pi Dark Rose Brown m 7 nl Dark Rose Taupe gm 6 li Ebony Brown m _. 8 pn Rose Taupe g 6 ig Other sources Brown S Brunneo-Vinosus B Chocolate S Dark Brown S Dark Reddish Gray SC Fusco-Niger _. B Fuscus.. B Reddish Gray A Vinoso-Griseus B 24. REDDISH BLACK Plochere Sailor 425 Rp 6-a Taylor, Knoche, Granville Ebony Brown g 8 pn Other sources Reddish Black... A Reddish Black.. SC 25. VIVID YELLOWISH PINK Maerz and Paul Capucine Red 9E12 Chinese Orange 9D12 Japanese Yellow 9D12 Tokyo... 9BU Taylor, Knoche, Granville Orange m... 51a Sun Orange m... _. 5 la Textile Color Card Association Melon Pink 70028 Other sources Azalea Pink... H 618 Orange. _ S Red Orange S Rose S Yellowish Pink A 26. STRONG YELLOWISH PINK Maerz and Paul Aurora [Orange) 1G10 Baby Rose _ ._ 2G10 Bittersweet Pink _ 9A8 Candy Pink _. 2H10 Capucine Lake 10A11 Cherry Bloom 118 ConchShell __ 1D10 Coquette 2C10 Coral Blush.... 1F10 Crevette.... 1E10 Damonico... 10A11 Du Barry 9A8 Flesh Ochre 10A8 Honeydew 9B8 Ibis Pink 1B10 Jasper Pink 218 Kyoto 9B10 Melon.. 2D10 Monicon 10A11 Morning Dawning Yellow.. IG 10 Orange Aurora 1G10 Peach Red 2F10 Pink Coral.. 1H9 Prawn [Pinkl... 1E10 R6camier 1G8 Rufous 10A10 Scarlet Madder 1H8 Shrimp |Pink| 1E10 Shrimp |Red|._ 1E10 Strawberry Pink 1H10 Tokyo... 9B11 Plochere Camellia Pink 358 R 3-f Coral Pink 293 Ro 1-e Golden Coral 244 RO 1-d Grecian Rose... 310 Ro 3-f Light Old Rose... 357 R 3-e Pink Jewel.... 294 Ro 1-f Queen Coral 302 Ro 2-f Radiant 260 RO 3-d Salmon Rose. 252 RO 2-d Shrimp Pink 301 Ro 2-e Ridgway Congo Pink XXVIII 7"b Coral Pink... XIII 5'd Grenadine Pink II 7d Jasper Pink XIII 3'd Orange-Vinaceous XXVII 5"b Orient Pink. _. II 9f Safrano Pink II 7f Venetian Pink XIII l'f Taylor, Knoche, Granville Bright Peach m 5 ia Light Coral Rose gm 6 ga Peach gm 5 ga Salmon m 5 ia Salmon Pink gm 5 ga Shrimp Pink m ._ 6'A ga Textile Color Card Association Salmon Pink 70026 Shell Pink 70027 Tea Rose.. 70025 Other sources Chinese Coral H 614 Deep Orange S French Rose H 520 Incarnatus B Orange. S Persicinus B Pink S Red S Rose S Roseus B Salmon S Salmon Rose. S Shell Pink H 516 Shrimp Red H 616 Testaceus B Vermilion... S Vinosus B Yellowish Pink __ A 27. DEEP YELLOWISH PINK Maerz and Paul Aurora |Orange] 1G10 Aurora Red 3G10 Candy Pink 2H10 Coral Blush. 1F10 Emberglow 3G10 France Rose. 1F4 Morning Dawning Yellow.. 1G10 Orange Aurora 1G10 Strawberry Pink 1H10 Ridgway Begonia Rose I lb Geranium Pink I 3d Jasper Pink XIII 3'd Rose Doree 13b Taylor, Knoche, Granville Shrimp Pink g 6'/ 2 ia Textile Color Card Association Shrimp Pink 70178 Tigerlily 70029 Other sources Azalea Pink H 618 Begonia... H 619 Carmine Rose S Coral Pink H 0619 Deep Rose S Incarnatus.. B Light Red SC Porcelain Rose H 620 Red S Rose S Roseus B Vermilion S Yellowish Pink A 28. LIGHT YELLOWISH PINK Maerz and Paul Baby Pink 1C8 Chatenay Pink 2E8 Nectarine 9A5 Opera Pink 1B8 Peach 9A5 Seashell Pink.. 10A4 Tussore 10A4 Plochere Coral Blush 295 Ro 1-g Coral Cloud 311 Ro 3-g Flesh Tint 320 Ro 4-h Opera Pink 304 Ro 2-h Peach Bud 255 RO 2-g Peach Pink 312 Ro 3-h Pink Dust 319 Ro 4-g Pinocchio 246 RO 1-f Queen Coral 302 Ro 2-f Rose Morn 296 Ro 1-h Salmon Flush 263 RO 3-g Salmon Pink 262 RO 3-f Shell Coral 271 RO 4-g Smiles 247 RO 1-g Sonata _ 254 RO 2-f Sundown 222 Or 4-f Victoria 303 Ro 2-g White Jade 231 Or 5-g White Mist 232 Or 5-h Ridgway Flesh Pink XIII 5'f Hydrangea Pink XXVII 5"f Light Congo Pink XXVIII 7"d Light Pinkish Cinnamon... XXIX 15"d Ochraceous-Buff XV 15'b Pale Cinnamon-Pink XXIX 13"f Pale Congo Pink _ XXVIII 7"f Pale Flesh Color XIV 7'f Pale Ochraceous Buff XV 15'f Pale Yellow-Orange III 1 Sf Pinkish Buff XXIX 17"d Shrimp Pink. _. I 5f Vinaceous-Buff XL 17"'d Taylor, Knoche, Granville Flesh Pink m 5 ca Light Apricot m 4 ea Light Salmon m 5 ea Peach Pink m 5 ea Pearl Pink g 4 ca Petal Pink m 6 ca Pale Peach m 5 ca Pale Pink m 6 ca Shell Pink m 5 ca Tearose m 5 ea Other sources Bubalinus B Buff S Cameo Rose (Eng) F 3375 Croceus B Incarnatus B Moderate Orange Pink RC Ochraceus B Orange S Orient Pink H 416 Peach H512 Persicinus... B Pink SC Red.... S Rose.. S Roseo-Bubalinus B Roseo-Vinosus B Salmon.. H 412 Salmon __ S Salmon Rose S Vinoso-Bubalinus B Yellow S Yellowish Pink A 29. MODERATE YELLOWISH PINK Maerz and Paul Anatta 10A7 Annatto 10A7 Annotto 10A7 Arnotto 10A7 Baby Pink 1C8 Blush 11A6 Chatenay Pink 2E8 Cherub 9A6 Coquette 2C10 Coral Pink 2F9 Coral Sands 3B8 Corial 3B9 Cupid Pink. 1E8 Flesh Blond.... 4A9 Flesh Ochre 10A8 Ibis Pink 1B10 Japan Rose 3A10 Nectarine 9A5 Onion-skin Pink 11A7 Opera Pink 1B8 Orient Pink 9A6 Orlean... 10A7 Pastel Parchment.. 11A5 Peach 9A5 Peachbeige 11A6 Peachbloom 2B9 Powder Pink 3E7 Rocou 10A7 Rose Caroline... 2C9 Rose Cendre 10A5 Rose Dawn 3B9 Rose France 2B9 Rose Morn. 2B9 Rose Nude 11A5 Roucou... 10A7 Safrano Pink 1B9 Salmon |Pink| 10A7 Sandust. 3A9 SeaShell. 11A7 Seashell Pink 10A4 Sunrise Yellow 10C7 Terra Orellana 10A7 Terra Orellano 10A7 Trianon 9B7 Tussore 10A4 Vanity 3A9 Plochere Amber Coral 309 Ro 3-e Bisque 230 Or 5-f Bronze Pink 261 RO 3-e French Nude 229 Or 5-e Grecian Rose 310 Ro 3-f Honey Beige 221 Or 4-e 41 Monticello Rose .. 317 Ro 4-e Peach Amber 220 Or 4-d Prairie Sunset 245 RO 1-e Rosario - 269 RO 4-e Rose Caroline 318 Ro 4-f Salmon Buff... 270 RO 4-f Sundown 222 Or 4-f Ridgway Buff-Pink... XXVIII ll"d Chatenay Pink XIII 3'f Congo Pink XXVIII 7"b Flesh Pink... XIII 5'f Hydrangea Pink.. XXVII 5"f Japan Rose XXVIII 9"b Light Congo Pink XXVIII 7"d Light Pinkish Cinnamon. XXIX 15"d Ochraceous-Buff. XV 15'b Onion-skin Pink XXVIII ll"b PaleCinnamon-Pink .. .. XXIX 13"f Pale Congo Pink.. XXVIII 7"f Pale Flesh Color XIV 7'f Pinkish Buff XXIX 17"d Pinkish Vinaceous. XXVII 5"d Salmon Color XIV 9'd Shrimp Pink I 5f Vinaceous-Buff XL 17"'d Vinaceous-Cinnamon XXIX 13"b Vinaceous-Fawn. XL 13"'b Taylor, Knoche, Granville Bright Shell Pink gm.... . 6 ea Coral Pink gm. 6 ea Dusty Coral m. 6 gc Dusty Peach g 5 ec Light Apricot g 4 ea Light Salmon gm 5 ea Nude Tan m 4 gc Pastel Pink gm .. 6 ea Peach Pink gm . 5 ea Peach Tan m 5 gc Rose Beige m 4 gc Tearose gm 5 ea Textile Color Card Association Dusty Pink 70194 Peach _ .. 70148 Other sources Bistre Brown S Brown Orange S Buff S Cinnamomeus B Dull Orange A Fawn S Incarnatus B Moderate Orange Pink RC Ochraceus B Orange S Orange Buff... S Orient Pink H 416 Peach H 512 Persicinus B Pink MUP24 Pink SC Red S Rose S Roseo-Bubalinus B Roseo-Vinosus B Salmon S Salmoneus B Salmon Rose S Testaceus... B Vinoso-Bubalinus B Yellow... S Yellow Buff S Yellowish Pink . A 30. DARK YELLOWISH PINK Maerz and Paul Glaieul 3F9 Grecian Rose.. 3F9 Lotus 3H8 Magnolia 318 Rosebloom 3E9 Taylor, Knoche, Granville Dusty Coral g. 6' 2 gc Textile Color Card Association Grecian Rose 70124 Other sources Light Red SC Rose S Vermilion S Yellowish Pink ... A 31. PALE YELLOWISH PINK Maerz and Paul Alabaster 10A2 Iris Mauve 3B7 Miniature Pink 2B8 Opera Pink 1B8 Reveree 2B8 Tilleul Buff 10A2 White Jade. 10A2 Plochere Cinnamon Cream 328 Ro 5-h Copper Cream . 264 RO 3-h Creole Pink 256 RO 2-h Dryad Rose.. 327 Ro 5-g Flesh Cream 224 Or 4-h Flesh Pink 272 RO 4-h Flesh Tint.... 320 Ro 4-h Mission White 184 5-h Misty Rose. 287 RO 6-g Moonlight 288 RO 6-h Peach Gray 239 Or 6-g Pink Dust 319Ro4-g Rose Ash 191 6-g Rose Dust 279 RO 5-g Rose Morn 296 Ro 1-h Rose Nude 280 RO 5-h Rose Pearl.... 384 R 6-h Rose Shadow... 383 R 6-g Serene... 248 RO 1-h Shell Coral 271 RO 4-g White Jade 231 Or 5-g White Mist 232 Or 5-h Winter White... 192 6-h Ridgway Pale Cinnamon-Pink XXIX 13"f Pale Congo Pink... XXVIII 7"f Pale Grayish Vinaceous... XXXIX 9"'f Pale Vinaceous-Fawn XL 13"'f Pale Vmaceous-Pink XXVIII 9"f Seashell Pink XIV ll'f Shell Pink XXVIII ll"f Tilleul-Buff.. XL 17"'f Vinaceous-Buff XL 17"'d Taylor, Knoche, Granville Cloud Pink m _ 7 cb Flesh Pink gm 4 ca Pale Peach gm 5 ca Pale Pink g... 6 ca Pearl Pink gm 4 ca Petal Pink g 6 ca Shell Pink gm 4 ca Tearose gm 4 ca Textile Color Card Association Flesh Pink 70013 Other sources Buff S Dull Buff S Olive Yellow S Pink SC Pinkish White. SC Red Brown S Rose S Roseo-Bubalinus... _ B Roseo-Vinosus B Salmoneus B Subvinosus B Vinoso-Bubalinus B Yellowish Pink A 32. GRAYISH YELLOWISH PINK Maerz and Paul Coral Sands 3B8 Flesh Blond... 4A9 Iris Mauve 3B7 Miniature Pink 2B8 Opera Pink 1B8 Pastel Parchment. 11A5 Reveree... 2B8 Rose Nude 11A5 Sweet Pea 51C2 Toquet 4B8 Plochere Bisque.. 230 Or 5-f Fantasy Rose 278 RO 5-f Finesse 326 Ro 5-f Rainbow Mist.. 277 RO 5-e Rose Mist. 381 R 6-e Rose Muse 325 Ro 5-e Silver Pink 382 R 6-f Silver Salmon 286 RO 6-f Ridgway Light Grayish Vinaceous. .. XXXIX 9"'d Light Vinaceous-Fawn XL 13"'d Pale Congo Pink XXVIII 7"f Pale Grayish Vinaceous... XXXIX 9"'f Pale Vinaceous-Fawn XL 13"'f Pale Vinaceous-Pmk XXVIII 9"f Shell Pink XXVIII ll"f Vinaceous-Fawn.. XL 13"'b Taylor, Knoche, Granville Bisque m 4 ec Dusty Peach m . . 5 ec Light Rose Beige m 4 ec Powder Rose gm 6 ec Other sources Dull Buff S Grayish Orange Pink . RC Light Brown S Pink. _. SC Pinkish Gray... SC Pinkish White SC Red Brown... S Rose S Roseo-Bubalinus.- B Roseo-Vinosus B Subvinosus B Vinoso-Bubalinus B Yellowish Pink A 33. BROWNISH PINK Maerz and Paul Atmosphere __ 12A3 Flesh Blond.. 4A9 Iris Mauve.. 3B7 Lilac Grey 43B2 Mauve Blush 12A3 Nude 11A4 Pastel Parchment 11A5 Pearlblush 12A5 Rose Nude 11A5 Rosetan 12A5 Seasan 11A4 Plochere Gravel 189 O 6-e Morning Mist 190 O 6-f Ridgway Ecru-Drab XLVI 13""d Light Vinaceous-Fawn XL 13"'d Pale Cinnamon- Pink XXIX 13"f Pale Vinaceous-Fawn XL 13"'f Seashell Pink XIV ll'f Vinaceous-Buff XL 17"'d Taylor, Knoche, Granville Bisque gm. 4 ec Light Rose Beige gm 4 ec Other sources Buff S Dull Brown A Fumosus B Olive Yellow S Pink SC Pinkish Gray SC Pinkish White SC Purplish Bistre S Roseo-Bubalinus B Salmoneus B Very Pale Brown SC Vinoso-Bubalinus.. _ B Yellow Brown... _ .. S 34. VIVID REDDISH ORANGE Maerz and Paul Cherry 2L12 Cherry Red 2L12 Chrome Orange... 10K12 Coquelicot 1J12 Dutch Vermilion 2K12 Fiery Red 1112 Firecracker 1H12 Fire Red 1F12 Flame Orange 1C12 Flame [Scarlet] 1C12 Flammeous... 1D12 Florentine 1C12 French Vermilion 2J12 Golden Poppy. 9L12 Granat 1J12 Granatflower 1J12 Indian Orange.. 1D12 Mineral Orange 1F12 Minium 1112 Orange Lead 1F12 Paprica 2J12 Paris Red 1F12 Persian Yellow 9L12 Phantom Red 2L12 Pomegranate Blossom 1J12 Ponceau 1J12 Poppy |Red| 1J12 Red Lead 1112 Sandarach 1112 Sandaracha 1112 Sandix 1F12 Sandyx 1F12 Saturn Red 1F12 Saturnine Red 1F12 Scarlet Vermilion 2112 Sungod 2H12 Toboggan 1B12 Toreador... 2K12 Plochere Scarlet 241 RO>a Ridgway FlameScarlet II 9 Grenadine Red II 7 Taylor, Knoche, Granville Bright Coral Red gm 6 pa Flame g 6'A na Light Tomato Red g 6VJ na Light Vermilion g 6 na Lobster Red g Wi na Poppy Red g 6M pa Tomato Red g._ Wi pa Vermilion gm 6 pa Textile Color Card Association Golden Poppy 70071 Indian Orange 70072 Orange (USA) 65004 Paprica 70041 Other sources Bright Reddish Orange A Bright Yellowish Red A Capsicum Red H 715 Deep Rose S Dutch Vermilion H 717 Fire Red H 15 Indian Orange H 713 International Orange (AN). F 1205 International Orange (USA) F 1205 International Orange (Y&D) F 1205 42 Mandarin Red H 17 Marigold Orange H 11 Miniatus .. B Nasturtium Red H 14 Orange(USA) F 1210 Orange H 12 Orange MUP 58 Orange S Poppy Red H 16 Red Lead and Oil (MA).... F 1210 Red Orange S Saturn Red H 13 Scarlet... S Vermilion H 18 Vivid Orange (Y&D) F 1210 35. STRONG REDDISH ORANGE Maerz and Paul Brigand 2J11 Capucine Red 9E12 Chinese Orange 9D12 Chrome Scarlet 2E12 English Red 2J11 Field's Orange Vermilion.. 2F12 Japanese Yellow 9D12 Madder.. 2J11 Madder Red 2J11 Mandarin Red-. 2F12 Midnight Sun 2E12 Mikado.. 2B12 Orange Vermilion 2G12 Pirate 2K11 Russet Orange 2E12 Tigerlily 1F11 Toboggan 1B12 Plochere Bittersweet Orange 202 Or 2-b Firecracker 242 RO 1-b Mandarin Orange 194 Or 1-b Sun God... 201 Or 2-a Vermilion... 193 Or 1-a Ridgway Carnelian Red XIV 7' Grenadine II 7b Scarlet I 5 Taylor, Knoche, Granville Bright Coral Red m.. 6 na Bright Coral Rose g.. 6 ia Burnt Orange g 5 nc Light Coral Red gm 6 1a Light Vermilion m 6 na Nasturtium Red gm 6 la Persimmon g 5 nc Poppy Red m _ 6'A pa Sunset Red gm 6 la Tomato Red m Wi pa Textile Color Card Association Crab Apple 70149 Flame Red.. 70030 Tangerine 70040 Other sources Brick Red H 016 Burnt Orange H 014 Corallinus B Dull Red S Miniatus B Orange (BuOrd)... F 2205 Orange. S Orange Red... S Persicinus... B Red.. S Red Lead, Mixed Pigment F 2110 (MA) Red Orange S Reddish Orange A Vermilion S Yellowish Red.. A 36. DEEP REDDISH ORANGE Maerz and Paul Bittersweet 3J12 Buccaneer 4L12 Chinese Red 3J12 Flash __ 3K11 Lobster 3J12 Portable Red 4L12 Post Office Red. 3L12 Taylor, Knoche, Granville Catchup g _ 6''2 nc Chinese Red g 6 pc Coral Red g 6 nc Lacquer Red g 6 pc Light Lacquer Red g 6 nc Paprika g 6 pc Tomato Red g 6 l -£ pc Other sources Red S Red Lead Modified (MA).. F 1025 Reddish Orange A Vermilion S Yellowish Red... A 37. MODERATE REDDISH ORANGE Maerz and Paul Antique Red 4J11 Arabesque 2D11 Aurora |Orange] 1G10 Aurora Red 3G10 Brigand 2J11 Burmese Gold 3C11 Burnt Ochre 3G12 Burnt Orange 3E12 Canna 4J11 Capucine Lake 10A11 Carnelian Red 2E11 Chaudron 4J11 Cherokee 3D12 Coralbell 3H10 Coral Blush 1F10 Crabapple 2F11 Damonico... 10A11 Emberglow... ._ 3G10 English Red 2J11 Flamingo 2111 Grenadine Red 1D11 Jaffa Orange 11C10 Light Red 3G12 Madder 2J11 Madder Red 2J11 Maintenon. 3D10 Mars Orange 3E12 Monicon.. 10A11 Morning DawningYellow... 1G10 Orange Aurora 1G10 Orange Tawny 3E12 Peruvian Yellow 3F12 Rembrandt's Madder 4J11 Satsuma ._ 3D11 Tangerine 2H11 Tigerlily 1F11 Tile Red 3012 Plochere Aladdin's Lamp 243 RO 1-c Bittersweet Orange 202 Or 2-b Burnt Coral 307 Ro 3-c Copper.. 258 RO 3-b Coral Gold. 308 Ro 3-d Enchantress... 251 RO 2-c Peach Rust 250 RO 2-b Persian Melon... 259 RO 3-c Radiant 260 RO 3-d Ridgway Bittersweet Orange II 9b Carrot Red XIV 7'b Coral Red XIII 5' Ferruginous XIV 9'i Light Coral Red XIII 5'b Mars Orange.. II 9i Peach Red I 5b Rufous XIV 9' Strawberry Pink I 5d Taylor, Knoche, Granville Bright Coral Rose gm 6 ia Bright Peach g 5 ia Chili gm.-_ _. 6 Ic Chinese Red m 6 pc Copper gm 5 Ic Coral gm 6 Ic Coral Red m 6 nc Coral Rose gm 6 ic Lacquer Red m 6 pc Light Lacquer Red m 6 nc Light Persimmon g 5 ic Paprika m 6 pc Persimmon gm 51c Salmon g 5 ia Textile Color Card Association Burnt Orange 70160 Salmon _. 70039 Other sources Armeniacus B Brown S Brown Orange S Chinese Coral ._ H 614 Corallinus B Dull Vermilion S Ferrugineus B Light Red. SC Mars Orange H 013 Miniatus _. B Orange S Orange Brown S Orange Red S Orange Vermilion S Persicinus B Red S Red SC Red Brown S Reddish Orange A Rose S Vermilion S Yellowish Red A 38. DARK REDDISH ORANGE Maerz and Paul Antique Red 4J12 Autumn Glory 5K12 Bittersweet 3J12 Blaze 3J11 Brazil [Red| 4K12 Buccaneer 4L12 Burnt Italian Earth. 5F12 Burnt Italian Ochre 5F12 BurntSienna 5F12 Canna... 4J11 Chaudron 4J12 Chinese Red 3J12 Chinook _. 5H12 Crawshay Red 4H12 Crowshay Red 4H12 English Red 4H12 Ferruginous 5D12 Flash 3K11 Flesh Ochre...- 5E12 Forest of Dean Red 4H12 Khiva. 3112 Korea 5J11 Lacquer Red 4K11 Lobster.... 3J12 Mars Red... 4J12 Monterey 5J12 Moroccan 5K11 Nasturtium {Red] 4112 Ochre Red 5G12 Portable Red 4L12 Post Office Red 3L12 Rembrandt's Madder 4J11 Rose Lak'e 5112 Rose Pink 5H12 Roset.- 4K12 Ruben's Madder 4K11 Sheik 3J11 Somalis 5111 Tomato |Red| 3112 Totem 4J12 Plochere Autumn Glory. 305 Ro 2-a Brazil Red 306 Ro 3-b Indian Red 257 RO 3-a Paprica 249 RO 2-a Sierra 209 Or 3-a Ridgway Brazil Red. I 5i Dragon's-Blood Red XIII 5'i English Red II 7i Ferruginous XIV 9'i Mars Orange. II 9i Vinaceous-Rufous XIV 7'i Taylor, Knoche, Granville Catchup g 6V2 nc Chinese Red m ._ 6 pc Lacquer Red m 6 pc Paprika m 6 pc Redwood gm 6 ne Tomato Red m 6'^ pc Textile Color Card Association Lacquer... 70150 Terra Cotta 70161 Other sources Chestnut Brown S Ferrugineus B Miniatus B Moderate Reddish Brown.. RC Red SC Red Brown S Reddish Orange.. A Vermilion... S Yellow Brown S Yellowish Red.._ A 39. GRAYISH REDDISH ORANGE Maerz and Paul Antique Red 4J12 Araby 4G10 Attar of Roses 4H10 Canna 4J11 Carnelian 4111 Chaudron 4J12 Congo Pink 3C10 Copper 4111 Copper Red 4111 Cornelian Red... 4111 Dragon's Blood.. 4J10 Etruscan Red 4G11 Hyacinth Red 4F11 Muskmelon 11A8 Persian Melon 3B10 Pompeian Red 4J10 Rembrandt's Madder 4J11 Rosebloom 3E9 Samurai 4H11 Wax Red 4111 Ridgway Terra Cotta.... XXVIII 7" Testaceous XXVIII 9" Vinaceous-Pink XXVIII 9"d Vinaceous-Tawny XXVIII 11" Taylor, Knoche, Granville Light Persimmon m 5 ic Peach Tang... 5 gc Rust Tan gm 5 le Tile Red m 5 ne Other sources Brown Orange S Dull Reddish Orange A Dull Yellowish Red A Lake S Light Red SC Moderate Reddish Cange.. RC Orange Brown.. S Red.... SC Roseo-Vinosus. B Testaceus B 43 40. STRONG REDDISH BROWN Maerz and Paul Agate 6H12 Alcanna 6J12 Alcazar 6L11 Cauldron 6K11 Chinese Red 6L12 Egyptian Red 6L11 Henna 6J12 Indian Red 6L12 Iron Oxide Red... 6G12 Iron Red 6L12 Japanese Red 6L12 Kobe 6K12 Majolica Earth 6L12 Mineral Rouge 6G12 Morocco Red 6K11 Naples Red 6L12 Persian Earth 6L12 Persian Red 6L12 Prussian Red 6L12 Purple Ochre 6L12 Red Oxide... 6G12 Redwood 6K11 Scarlet Ochre 6L12 Siena 6112 Sierra 6112 Spanish Brown 6L12 Spanish Red... 6G12 Tarragona 6G12 Venetian Red 6112 Ridgway Burnt Sienna II 9k Taylor, Knoche, Granville Dark Lacquer Red g 6 pe Tomato Red g 6';pc Textile Color Card Association Terra Cotta 70161 Other sources Badius B Dark Red SC Orange Brown S Reddish Brown . A 41. DEEP REDDISH BROWN Maerz and Paul Akbar 7L4 Algerian Red 7L5 Anatolia.. ... 7L3 Arabian Red 7L6 Burnt Rose. 7L2 Crimson Maple 7L5 Dregs of Wine 7L7 India Red 7L6 Malaga 7L1 Maroon 7L7 Mars Violet 7L6 Mineral Purple 7L6 Pompeii.. 7L2 Red Robbin 7L6 Wine Dregs 7L7 Wine Lees 7L7 Taylor, Knoche, Granville Barn Red g 6'i pg Brown Mahogany g 6 pi Claret Wine g 8 pg Garnet g 8 pg Red Mahogany g 6 1 & pi Venetian Red g 6 pi Wine g 8 pg Other sources Brown Striping (N) F 1015 Chocolate S Dark Red SC Dull Red A Maroon(AN) F 1010 Maroon (USA) F 1010 Metallic Brown (MA) F 2010 Metallic Brown (PC) F 1015 Metallic Red (USA) F 1020 Red PSP74 Red Boottopping (light) F 1020 (MA) RedBoottopping(PC) F 1020 Red Deck (MA) . F 2010 Red Deck (USA) F 2010 Red Oxide(MA). F 1020 Reddish Brown A 42. LIGHT REDDISH BROWN Maerz and Paul Araby 4G10 Attar of Roses 4H10 Cameo Brown 6F9 Cinnamon Pink 5C10 Corial 3B9 Cream Beige 13A6 Doe-skin Brown. 5B9 Dragon's Blood 4J10 Indian Pink 3D9 Maiden's Blush 3D9 Monkey Skin 5B9 Peach Bisque 5D10 Pohgnac 4D9 Pompeian Red 4J10 Rosebisque 3C9 Rosebloom 3E9 Rose Blush 5C9 Rose Dawn 3B9 Roseglow 5D9 Rose Hortensia 3C9 Sandstone 13A6 Tawny Birch 13A6 Plochere Grand Canyon 268 RO 4-d Peach Bisque 267 RO 4-c Roman Tan _ 315 Ro 4-c Southern Rose 316 Ro 4-d Ridgway Cacao Brown... XXVIII 9"i Light Russet-Vinaceous . . XXXIX 9"'b Russet-Vinaceous ... ... XXXIX 9'" Testaceous XXVIII 9" Vinaceous-Pink XXVIII 9"d Vinaceous-Russet XXVIII 7"i Taylor, Knoche, Granville Copper Tan gm 5 ie Rosewood Tan gm 5 ie Other sources Brown S Dull Reddish Brown... ... A Light Red Brown S Light Reddish Brown SC Pale Red SC Pale Reddish Brown RC Red Brown . . S Reddish Brown SC Roseo-Vinosus __ B Terra Cotta (Y&D) ... . F 1730 Testaceus B Vinoso-Lividus ... B Weak Red SC Yellow Brown ... S 4.1. MODERATE REDDISH BROWN Maerz and Paul Acajou . 7J10 Akbar 7L4 Ambrosia 6G9 Angel Red. 7L11 Antique Red 4J12 Antwerp Red 5F11 Aragon 6F10 Armenian Bole 5F11 Beef's Blood 7L9 Berlin Red 5F11 Bismarck 6111 Bole 5F11 Bole Armoniack. 5F11 Bolus 5F11 Boreal 7J11 Brown Madder 7J9 Brown Red... 5F11 Burnt Rose 7L2 Burnt Russet.. 6L10 Caldera 7L12 Cameo Brown 6F9 Canna 4J11 Caput Mortuum 7L11 Casserole 7H11 Castellon 7J11 Castilian Brown 7J9 Cauldron 6K11 Cedarbark 6110 Cedar Wood 6G10 Chaudron 4J12 Chevreuse 6H10 Chutney 7J12 Colcothar 7L11 Columbian Red 7J9 Copperleaf 6J11 Coptic 7L9 Cordova 7J11 Coromandel 7L11 Crocus Martis 5F11 Cuba 6L10 Domingo 7J8 Dry Rose 5J10 Eifel 6J10 English Red 7L11 Eskimo 7H11 Etruscan 7H12 Florence Earth. 7L11 Fujiyama 5E11 Garnet Brown 6L9 Gingerspice 7H11 Indian Red 5F11 Iron Crocus 5F11 Iron Saffron 5F11 Kazak 7L9 Kettledrum 7L10 Korea 5J11 Laurel Oak 7J10 Lemnian Earth 5F11 Lemnian Ruddle 5F1I Lemnos 5F11 Madder Brown 7J9 Madder Indian Red 7L8 Mahogany.. 7J10 Mahogany Brown . 7J10 Mahogany Red 7J10 Manzanita _. 7L10 Marsala. 6D10 Mascara 7L8 Mauvewood 7H10 Mecca 7H12 Metal Brown 7H10 Mexico 5D11 Mohawk 7H12 Mordore 6C11 Morocco Red 6K11 Moro Red 7L10 Mort d'ore 6C11 Naples Red 5F11 Nuremberg Red 5F11 Oakheart 6H10 OldCedar 7J9 Oriental Bole 5F11 Oxblood (Red] 7L9 Oxide Brown 7L12 Oxide Purple ... 7L12 Pencilwood 6C11 Piccadilly 7H10 Piccolpasso Red 7L9 Plantation 6D11 Pompeii 7L2 Prussian Red .. ... 7L12 Purple Brown. 7L12 Purple Oxide 7L12 Raddle 5F11 Red Bole 5F11 Red Chalk 5F11 Redding 5F11 Reddle 5F11 Red Earth 5FI1 Red Ochre 5F11 Redwood 6KU Rembrandt's Madder 4J11 Roan 7J7 Rose Oak 6E10 Rosewood 5H10 Rouge de Fer 5F11 Rubrica 5F1 1 Ruddle 5F11 Rustic Brown 7H11 Sang de Boeuf 7L9 Saona 6F11 Somalis 5IH Spanish Cedar 6J10 Striegau Earth 5F11 Tanagra 7J9 Terra Lemnia 5F11 Terra Pozzuoli 5F11 Terra Rosa 5F11 Terra Sigillata 5F11 Tokay 6G10 Tuscan Brown 7H12 Tuscan Red 7L8 Tuscany 7L11 Venice Red 5F11 Wallflower [Brown] 6L10 Withered Rose 5J10 Plochere Bronzio 314 Ro 4-b Congo 313 Ro4-a Mohawk 265 RO 4-a Plantation 266 RO 4-b Tuscanny Red 361 R 4-a Ridgway Auburn II 11m Bay II 7m Brick Red XIII 5'k Cameo Brown.. XXVIII 7"k Chestnut II 9m Chestnut-Brown XIV ll'm Claret Brown 15m Hay's Russet XIV 7'k Liver Brown XIV 7'm Mahogany Red ._ II 7k Morocco Red 15k Vinaceous-Russet XXVIII 7"i Walnut Brown XXVIII 9"k Taylor, Knoche, Granville Barn Red gm 6 pg Brick Red gm 6 ng Brown Mahogany m _. 6 pi Cedar g 6 Ie Cocoa Brown g 5 Ig Copper Brown m 5 pi Dark Lacquer Red m 6 pe Henna m 5 ng Indian Red gm 6 ng Red Mahogany m 6' 2 pi Redwood g 6 Ie Rosewood Brown g 5 ni Rosewood Tan g 5 Ig Russet Brown m 5 pi Russet Tan g 5 Ig Rust Tan g 5 Ie Venetian Red m 6 pi Textile Color Card Association Cocoa 70192 Henna 70162 Mahogany 70126 Terra Cotta. 70161 Other sources Badius. B Brown.. S Castaneus B Dark Brown S Dark Red. SC Dark Reddish Brown RC Dark Reddish Brown SC Deep Brown S Dull Red A Dull Red (AN) F 3105 Dull Red (USA) F 3105 Dull Reddish Brown A Dusky Red SC Fawn S Ferrugineus B Latericius B Red SC Red Brown S Reddish Brown A Reddish Brown SC 44 Testaceus. .. B Umbrinus .. B Weak Red - SC 44. DARK REDDISH BROWN Maerz and Paul Andorra... 8L4 Dregs of Wine 7L7 Maroon 7L7 Old Burgundy 56H9 Wine Dregs 7L7 Wine Lees 7L7 Plochere Padre Brown 369 R 5-a Ridgway Carob Brown XIV 9'm Maroon I 3m Taylor, Knoche, Granville Burgundy g 8 pi Cordovan g 8 pi Dark Rose Brown g 7 pn Dark Wine g 7 pi Deep Brown Mahogany g._ 6 pi Deep Maroon g IVi pi Deep Red Brown g 6!-2 pi Deep Red Mahogany g 6'S pi Maroon g 8 pi Other sources Castaneus B Dark Reddish Brown SC Deep Reddish Brown (QM). F 1005 Dull Reddish Brown A Reddish Black SC Sanguineus B Very Dusky Red.. SC 45. LIGHT GRAYISH REDDISH BROWN Maerz and Paul Alesan 12A6 Autumn Blonde 14A7 Buckskin 14A6 Cafe-au-lait 12A6 DeauvilleSand 14A5 Faon 14A7 Fawn [Brown] 14A7 French Nude 12A6 Misty Morn 5C7 Ormond 14A4 Polignac 4D9 Rosestone 6C9 Sandalwood 14A7 Seaside 14A4 Siennese Drab 14A6 Sorghum Brown 6B9 Stucco 14A5 Wood Rose 6B9 Plochere Caravan 284 RO 6-d Octoroon Rose 276 RO 5-d Sand Stucco 285 RO 6-e Tapestry Beige 283 RO 6-c Ridgway Benzo Brown XLVI 13""i Brownish Drab XLV 9"" Cinnamon-Drab XLVI 13"" Fawn Color XL 13'" Light Cinnamon-Drab XLVI 13""b Rood's Brown XXVIII ll"k Taylor, Knoche, Granville Rose Taupe m 5 ig Rosewood gm 5 ge Other sources Brown. . S Dark Brown S Dull Reddish Brown A Gray Brown S Griseo-Sepiaceus B Hinnuleus.- B Latericius... B Light Reddish Brown SC Pale Brown RC Pale Red RC Pale Red SC Pinkish Gray SC Reddish Brown. SC Reddish Gray SC Vinoso-Griseus B Weak Red.. SC Yellow Brown _ . _ S 46. GRAYISH REDDISH BROWN Maerz and Paul Autumn Oak 7H9 Berlin Brown... 7H8 Cameo Brown 6F9 Cedar 7H7 Cocobala 7H8 Hampstead Brown 7E9 Iron Minium 7H8 Katfa 7E9 Liver 7H9 Liver Brown 7H9 Liver Maroon 7H9 Mauvewood 7H10 Metal Brown 7H10 Piccadilly 7H10 Rosedust 6B2 Plochere Kaffa 274 RO 5-b Mince Meat.... 273 RO 5-a Taupe Rose 378 R 6-b Tobacco Brown 322 Ro 5-b Ridgway Burnt Umber XXVIII 9"m Cameo Brown XXVIII 7"k Chestnut-Brown XIV ll'm Chocolate XXVIII 7"m Diamine Brown XIII 3'm Haematite Red XXVII 5"m Hay's Brown XXXIX 9"'k Hessian Brown XIII 5'm Seal Brown XXXIX 5"'m Sorghum Brown XXXIX 9"'i Walnut Brown XXVIII 9"k Taylor, Knoche, Granville Burgundy m 7 pi Cocoa Brown m . 5 Ig Dark Redwood gm 6 Ig Dark Rose Taupe g .. 5 h Deep Brown m 5 pi Deep Brown Mahogany m_. 6 pi Deep Red Brown m 6 1 2 pi Deep Red Mahogany m 6'apl Rose Brown gm. 6'am Rose Taupe g 5 ig Rosewood Brown m ... 5 ni Rosewood Tan m 5 Ig Russet Tan m 5 Ig Taupe Brown gm . 6 ni Other sources Atrovmosus . B Badius B Brick Red S Brown S Brown Red ._ S Brunneo-Vinosus B Castaneus B Chocolate S Dark Red Brown S Dark Reddish Brown SC Dull Reddish Brown A Dusky Red SC Grayish Red RC Latericius B Maroon (USA) F 3015 Reddish Brown S Reddish Brown SC Umbrinus B Very Dusky Red.. RC Vinoso-Lividus . B Weak Red... SC 47. DARK GRAYISH REDDISH BROWN Maerz and Paul Ambulance.. 8C6 Andorra ... 8L4 Armada 8H6 Brazil Brown... 8L8 Carbuncle 8L7 Granada. 8H6 Ibis Red .... 8A6 London Brown 8L7 Morro... 8H6 Old Burgundy 56H9 Port Wine.. 56J12 Rose Ebony 8E6 Solitaire 8H6 Spanish Raisin 48L3 Zanzibar.. 8L5 Zulu.. 8A6 Plochere African Night 281 RO 6-a Raisin 321 Ro 5-a Roman Rose 377 R 6-a Ridgway Hessian Brown XIII 5'm Taylor, Knoche, Granville Burgundy g 7 pi Chocolate Brown m 5 po Cordovan g 8 pi Dark Brown g 6 nl Deep Marooo g _ 7 l 2 pi Ebony Brown g._ 8 pn Other sources Castaneus B Dark Reddish Brown SC Dull Reddish Brown A Reddish Black SC Very Dusky Red RC Very Dusky Red SC 48. VIVID ORANGE Maerz and Paul Big 4 Yellow 10L12 Chrome Orange 10K12 Navaho 10C12 Orpiment Orange 10B12 Toboggan 1B12 Ridgway Cadmium Orange Ill 13 Orange Chrome II 11 Taylor, Knoche, Granville Bright Orange g 4 pa Flame Orange g 5 na Tangerine g 5 pa Other sources Aurantiacus B Bright Orange ... A Cadmium Orange H8 Marigold Orange H 11 Orange S Orange Yellow S Orpiment Orange H 10 Persimmon Orange H 710 Tangerine Orange ... H9 Yellow S 49. BRILLIANT ORANGE Ridgway Orange-Pink II 1 If Other sources Cadmium Orange .. H8 Orange .A Orange. S Orange Yellow. S Persicmus B Yellow... S 50. STRONG ORANGE Maerz and Paul Aurora Yellow 9L8 Big 4 Yellow.. 10L12 Burnt Roman Ochre 10L11 Cadmium Orange .. 9L10 Cadmium Yellow 9L8 Capucine Lake. 10A11 Carrot Red 10C11 Cowslip 10J9 Daffodil Yellow 9L8 Damonico 10A11 Danae 9L9 Iron Yellow 11L9 Kyoto 9B10 Mandarin Orange 11B12 Marathon... . 11H12 MarsYellow 11L9 Mangold |Yellow| 9L10 Marygold 9L10 Mikado 2B12 Monicon 10A11 Moorish Red 10L9 Moresco 9E10 Nasturtium (Yellow] 9L8 Navaho 10C12 Orange Madder 9L11 Orange Ochre 10L11 Orange-peel 10L10 Orange Rufous. 11L12 Orient Yellow 9L8 Orpiment Orange. . . 10B12 Ponce de Leon 11L11 Princeton Orange 9K11 Pumpkin 10H11 Radiant Yellow. 9L8 Sidenn Yellow 11L9 Souci . . 9L10 Spanish Ochre. 10L11 Sunburst 10K9 Tangier 10L11 Tokyo 9B11 Zinc Orange 10J9 Plochere Bittersweet Orange 202 Or 2-b Burnt Orange 153 O 2-a Mandarin Orange 194 Or 1-b Orange 145 1-a Ridgway Cadmium Orange III 13 Cadmium Yellow... Ill 17 Mikado Orange III 13b Orange Ill 15 Salmon-Orange II lib Zinc Orange XV 13' Taylor, Knoche, Granville Apricot g. 4 ia Bright Orange m 4 pa Flame Orange m. 5 na Light Orange g 4 ia Orange gm 4 1a Russett Orange gm 4 pc Sun Orange gm 5 1a Tangerine m._ 5 pa Textile Color Card Association Golden Orange (USA) 65003 Orange 70069 Princeton Orange 70070 Other sources Aurantiacus B Brown Orange S Cadmium Orange H8 Carrot Red H 612 Luteus B Majolica Yellow. H 09 Marigold Orange H 11 45 Nasturtium Orange-- H 610 Ochraceus B Orange A Orange(USA) F 3205 Orange S Orange Yellow S Orpiment Orange H 10 Persimmon Orange H 710 Red Orange... S Spanish Orange H 010 Tangerine Orange . H9 Yellow ... S Yellow Orange S 51. DEEP ORANGE Maerz and Paul Algonquin 4D12 Autumn Leaf 5A12 Bittersweet Orange . 3B12 Dead Leaf .. ... 5A12 Feuille Morte. 5A12 Feulamort-.. .. . 5A12 Fieulamort . . 5A12 Filemot 5A12 Fillemot ... 5A12 Foliage Brown . - 5A12 Folimort 5A12 Leather Lake. 5A12 Neutral Orange.. . 3B12 Oakleaf Brown 5A12 Philamot . . 5A12 Phihmot 5A12 Philomot . 5A12 Phyhamort 5A12 Phytlamort.. 5A12 Punjab 12L12 Terra Cotta 4D12 Withered Leaf .... 5A12 Kidgway Orange-Rufous II Hi Xanthine Orange III 13i Taylor, Knoche, Granville Bittersweet gm.. 5 pc Burnt Orange gm. . . .. 5 pc Orange Rust g 4 pe Russett Orange g 4 pc Other sources Brown Orange S Ochre S Orange A Orange - S Orange Brown S Orange Vermilion S Red Brown S Senatus B 52. LIGHT ORANGE Plochere Apricot 205 Or 2-e Cowslip 196 Or 1-d Golden Apricot 204 Or 2-d Prairie Sunset 245 RO 1-e Talisman 253 RO 2-e Ridgway Orange-Pink II 1 If Salmon Color XIV 9'd Taylor, Knoche. Granville Apricot m. 4 ga Other sources Buff.... - S Orange A Orange S Orange Yellow S Peach H 512 Persicinus B Reddish Yellow SC Salmon... H 412 Salmoneus.. B Yellow S 53. MODERATE ORANGE Maerz and Paul Apricot 10F7 Aurora Yellow 9L8 Bronze Yellow 11L8 Brown Ochre 11K9 Cadmium Yellow... 9L8 Capucine Lake 10A11 Capucine Madder. 10B9 Capucine Orange 918 Capucine Yellow 9K8 Carrot Red 10C11 Ceres 9C8 Cowslip 10J9 Croceus 10K8 Crocreal 10K8 Crocus 10K8 Daffodil Yellow 9L8 Damonico 10A11 Danae 9L9 Doubloon 11K9 Flesh Ochre 10A8 Formosa 12A8 Genista 9J8 Golden Ochre 11K9 Gold Leaf 11K8 Gold Ochre 11K9 Honeydew. 9B8 Iron Yellow 11L9 Jacinthe 1019 Jaffa Orange ... 11C10 Japan Rose.. 3A10 Kyoto 9B10 Mars Yellow 11L9 Mikado Orange 9J9 Mirabelle 10J7 Monicon... 10A1I Moresco 9E10 Muskmelon 11A8 Nasturtium |Yellow] 9L8 Nugget.. 11L8 Onion-skin Pink . .. 11A7 Orient Yellow.... 9L8 Persian Orange . .. 10F10 Pheasant 4B11 Radiant Yellow 9L8 Roman Earth 11K9 Roman Ochre 11K9 Rufous 10A10 Safaran 10K8 Saffron Yellow 10K8 Saratoga 11J8 Sea Shell 11A7 Seville Orange... 11C9 Siderin Yellow 11L9 Sunburst 10K9 Sunkiss 9K9 Sunrise Yellow 10C7 Testaceous 4B11 Trianon 9B7 Zinc Orange 10J9 Plochere Apricot Tan 213 Or 3-e Bronze Pink 261 RO 3-e Clivia 195 Or 1-c Golden Apricot 204 Or 2-d Golden Tan 162 O 3-b King's Ransom . 211 Or 3-c Pumpkin 203 0r2-c Talisman 253 RO 2-e Topaz Amber 212 Or 3-d Ridgway Apricot Buff XlVll'b Apricot Orange XIV 11' Bittersweet Pink II 9d Capucine Orange III 13d Flesh-Ocher XIV 9'b Light Salmon-Orange II lid Ochraceous-Salmon XV 13'b Onion-skin Pink XXVIII ll"l Orange-Cinnamon XXIX 13" Salmon Color XIV 9'd Zinc Orange XV 13' Taylor, Knoche, Granville Apricot m 4 ia Bright Peach m_._ 5 ia Burnt Orange m 5 nc Copper m 5 Ic Dusty Orange gm 4 1c Light Orange m 4 ia Pastel Orange gm 4 ic Persimmon m 5 nc Salmon m 5 ia Suntan gm 4 ic Textile Color Card Association Apricot 70037 Honeydew 70038 Other sources Armeniacus.. B Brown Orange S Buff (TC) F2305 Buff S Carrot Red.... H 612 Cinnamomeus B Croceus B Deep Orange S Light Red SC Majolica Yellow H 09 Ochraceus B Ochre.. S Orange A Orange S Orange Brown S Pale Brown S Persicinus B Red Brown S Reddish Yellow.... SC Salmoneus B Testaceus B Yellow S Yellow Brown S Yellow Buff S Yellow Orange S 54. BROWNISH ORANGE Maerz and Paul Adust 12L11 Algonquin 4D12 Amber Brown _ 13K12 Amberglow 12H10 Autumn Leaf 5A12 Burma 12J10 Caramel 12F10 Cathay 12L9 Chinese Gold... 12K10 Clay Bank.... 12K9 Creole 13A9 Dead Leaf 5A12 Eldorado 12B12 Feuille Morte 5A12 Feulamort 5A12 Fieulamort 5A12 Filemot 5A12 Fillemot 5A12 Foliage Brown 5A12 Folimort- 5A12 French Yellow 12L9 Giraffe 13C9 Gold Pheasant 13L12 Harvest.. 12H9 Indian 12C12 Italian Ochre 13L10 Leather 12L11 Leather Lake 5A12 Mango 13D11 Martinique 13K11 Mast Colour 12L10 Maya 12A10 Mexican 12L9 Mexican Red 13L10 Oakleaf Brown 5A12 Ochre deRu 12L9 Oker de Luce 12L9 Oker deLuke 12L9 Oker de Rouse 12L9 Oriole 12L11 Paloma 12A9 Pekinese 13G10 Peruvian Brown 13L11 Philamot 5A12 Philimot 5A12 Philomot 5A12 Phyliamort.. 5A12 Phyllamort 5A12 Platina Yellow 13L12 Prairie Brown 13D12 Prussian Brown 13L12 Punjab 12L12 Raw Italian Earth 13L10 RawSienna 13L10 Rose Amber 12B9 Ru Ochre 12L9 Rut Ochre 12L9 Sanford's Brown 13A12 Sayal Brown 13G9 Sonora 13A10 Sorrel 13J11 Spa-Tan. 12D12 Spice 13B12 Spruce Ochre 12L9 Sunstone 12F12 Talavera 12A12 Tan.. 12L11 Tawny 13D10 Terra Cotta 4D12 Terra Siena 13L10 Titian 13J12 Titian Gold 13A11 Transparent Gold Ochre... 12L9 Wild Honey 13B9 Windsor Tan 13G12 Withered Leaf 5A12 Yucatan.. 12L9 Plochere Cinnamon 161 3-a Copper Bronze 210 Or 3-b Spice 218 Or 4-b Ridgway Cinnamon-Rufous XIV ll'i Tawny XV 13'i Taylor, Knoche, Granville Burnt Orange m 5 nc Copper g 5 1c Luggage Tan m 4 ne Orange Rust m 4 pe Persimmon m 5 nc Terra Cotta m 5 pe Textile Color Card Association Gold Brown 70118 Other sources Brown S Brown Orange S Fulvus B Light Brown RC Orange.. A Orange Brown S Red SC Red Brown S Yellow Brown S Yellow Red SC 55. STRONG BROWN Maerz and Paul Agate 6H12 Alamo 14A12 ArabIBrown| 14B12 Arabian Brown 14A11 Armenian Red 6C12 Autumn Leaf 5A12 Bombay 14H12 Briar 14L11 Brick Red. 6B11 Brown Bread 14L12 Cacao Brown 5B11 Caledonian Brown 6B12 Copper Brown 6C12 Copper Lustre 5C12 Crawshay Red 4H12 Crowshay Red 4H12 Dead Leaf 5A12 English Red 4H12 Ferruginous 5D12 Feuille Morte .-.. 5A12 Feulamorte 5A12 46 fieulamort 5A12 Filemot 5A12 Fillemot 5A12 Foliage Brown 5A12 Folimort 5A12 Forest of Dean Red 4H12 Gingeline 6D12 Gingeoline 6D12 Ginger 6D12 Gingerline 6D12 Gingioline. 6D12 Gold Brown 14F12 Golden Brown 14F12 Gypsy 6B12 Hathor 43D12 Hispano 14D12 Iron Oxide Red... _. 6G12 Jalapa 5C11 Kaiser Brown 6D12 Latericeous.. 6B11 Lateritious... _. 6B11 Leather Lake.. 5A12 Mexico 5D11 Mineral Rouge 6G12 Mosque __ 4F12 Oak|Brown| 14L11 Oakleaf Brown 5A12 Peach Blush 5C11 Pencilwood 5C11 Persimmon 6E12 Philamot.... 5A12 Philimot 5A12 Philomot 5A12 Phyliamort _ 5A12 Phyllamort.- 5A12 Red Oxide 6G12 Rugby Tan 14B12 Russett Brown 14112 Rust. .-.- 6A12 Saravan 6B11 Sorolla Brown... 6A12 Spanish Red 6G12 Sudan Brown 14L12 Tarragona 6G12 Tortoise _ 14C12 Vassar Tan 6A11 Withered Leaf 5A12 Plochere Congo Brown 169 4-a Gypsy 217 Or 4-a Sierra 209 Or 3-a Ridgway Amber Brown _. Ill 13k Antique Brown.. 11117k Hazel _. XIV ll'k Kaiser Brown XIV 9'k Sanford's Brown II Ilk Sudan Brown Ill 15k Taylor, Knoche, Granville Brick Red g 5 ng Copper Brown g 5 pi Dark Luggage Tan gm 4 pg Henna gm 5 pg Light Brown g 4 ng Light Copper Brown gm... 5 pg Luggage Tang 4 ne Mapleg _. 4 ng Oak Brown g 4 pi Russet gm 5 pg Russet Brown g 4 pi Rust Brown gm ._ 5 pg Rust Tan g __ 5 le Saddle Tan g 4 ng Terra Cotta g 5 pe Tile Red g 5 ne Textile Color Card Association Gold Brown _ 70118 Other sources Brown A Brown __ S Dark Red SC Deep Brown S Ferrugineus B Orange Brown S Red SC Strong Brown SC Umbrinus B Yellow Brown S Yellow Red SC 56. DEEP BROWN Other sources Brown A Brown Striping (N) F 1015 Metallic Brown (PC) F 1015 57. LIGHT BROWN Maerz and Paul Alesan 12A6 Almond |Brown| 13B6 Aloma 13C7 Amberglow 12H10 Army Brown 6A10 Avellaneous 13J9 Biscuit 13B6 Blush 12A7 Bran 12D7 Cafe-au-Lait 12A6 Cafe Creme 14D8 Caramel 12F10 Cinnamon 12E7 Cork 12B7 Cream Beige 13A6 Creole 13A9 Doe.... _ 13B6 Dogwood 14E8 Filbert [Brown] 13J9 Formosa 12A8 French Beige 13A7 French Nude 12A6 Giraffe 13C9 Harvest. _ 12H9 Hazel 13J9 Hazelnut 13J9 Hopi 13A7 IndiaSpice 13B8 Italian Ochre 13L10 Josephine 12A7 Lariat 12C6 Longchamps 5A9 Mango 13D11 Martinique. 13K11 Maya 12A10 MayfairTan _ 13B7 Merida 13B7 Mexican Red.. 13L10 Mindoro .- 13A8 Mosul 14F8 Muffin 13J9 Muscade 4A10 Noisette 13J9 Oakbuff. 13D7 Old Pink 4B10 Onion-skin Pink 11A7 Pablo 12G7 Paloma 12A9 Papyrus 12C7 Pawnee 13B6 Pekinese... 13G10 Peruvian Brown. 13L11 Pheasant 4B11 Pigskin 14E8 Raw Italian Earth.... 13L10 RawSienna 13L10 Rosario 6A10 Rose Amber ._ 12B9 Rose Beige 2 5A10 Rose Blush 2.... _ 12A7 Sandstone 13A6 Satinwood 6B10 Sauterne _. 13C8 Sayal Brown 13G9 SeaShell 11A7 Sonora 13A10 Sorrel _. 13J11 Suede _. 14D8 Sunburn _. 13A7 Suntan 13B7 Tansan __ 12B6 Tawny 13D10 Tawny Birch 13A6 TerraSiena 13L10 Testaceous... 4BI1 Toast 13F8 Toasted Almond 13B8 Topaz 1218 Tuscan Tan 13C8 Wild Honey... 13B9 Woodland Rose 4A10 Plochere Caramel 170 4-b Cocoa Brown 178 5-b French Beige 228 Or 5-d French Yellow. _ 171 4-c Grand Canyon. 268 RO 4-d Paloma.. 219 Or 4-c Sandlewood.. 227 Or 5-c Spice 218 Or 4-b Walnut 179 5-c Ridgway Cinnamon XXIX 15" Fawn Color XL 13'" Mikado Brown XXIX 13"i Pecan Brown XXVIII ll"i Rood's Brown... XXVIII ll"k Sudan Brown... Ill 15k Taylor, Knoche, Granville Cork Tan gm 4 ie Dark Luggage Tan m 4 pg Light Brown m... 4 ng Light Spice Brown m 4 Ig Maple gm 4 le Nude Tang... 4 gc Rose Beige g 4 gc Saddle Tan m 4 ng Sandalwood m 4 Ig Toast Tan m 4 Ig Turf Tan gm 4 le Textile Color Card Association Burnished Straw 70117 Cork... 70092 Rose Beige 70191 Sandalwood 70093 Other sources Bistre S Bistre Brown S Brown A Brown S Brown SC Brown Orange S Cinnamomeus B Desert Sand (USA) F 3030 Dull Orange A Hinnuleus B Latericius B Light Brown RC Light Brown SC Light Reddish Brown SC Ochre _ S Orange Brown S Pale Brown ._ S Red Brown S Reddish Brown SC Testaceus B Umbrinus B Yellow... S Yellow Brown S 58. MODERATE BROWN Maerz and Paul Algerian 14B8 Antique Brown 14K11 Apache 7E12 Arabian Brown 14A11 Argus Brown 7A12 Auburn 7C11 Autumn Blonde 14A7 Bay.. 7E11 Bombay. 14H12 Briar 14L11 Brick Red 6B11 Brown Bread 14L12 Brown Sugar 15H11 Brussels Brown 15E11 Burel 15C11 Burnt Almond 14C10 Burnt Terra Verte 7AU Burnt Umber 15A12 Butterscotch 14F9 Cacha 7C11 Cachou 7C11 Cafe Creme 14D8 California Color 14H10 Cappagh 7C12 Cappah Brown 7C12 Caraibe 15H11 Carob Brown... 7C12 Caroubier 7C12 Cartouche 14B9 Cashew 7C11 Cashew Lake.... 7C11 Cashoo.. 7C11 Cassel Brown 7A11 Cassel Earth 7A11 Cate 7C11 Catechu 7C11 Castile Earth.. 7A11 Cigarette 14K11 Cinnamon Brown 14110 Circassian 15A10 Clove 15C12 Cochin 7A12 Cocoa... 7E12 Cocoa Brown 15C11 Coconut Brown 14C10 Coffee 15A11 Cognac 14J11 Cologne Brown 7A11 Cologne Earth... 7A11 Cookie 14C11 Cotch 7C11 Cowboy --.- 15E11 Cullen Earth 7A11 Cutch 7C11 Dark Beaver.. 15A9 Dogwood 14E8 Durango 14B9 English Oak 15A10 Etruscan 7H12 Faon 14A7 Fawn [Brown] 14A7 Feuille 14B10 Fudge.. 7C12 Gambia 7C11 Golden Chestnut 14A9 Gorevan 7C11 Grapenuts 14B10 India Tan. 7C12 Japan Earth 7C11 Kis Kilim. 7C12 Latericeous. 6B11 Lateritious 6B11 Leather Brown 14A10 Malabar... 7E11 Malay _ 15C11 Manchu 15C12 Manganese Brown 15C12 Marron Glac6 14A8 Mars Brown 7A12 Mecca 7H12 Mehal ..-- 15C11 Mesa 14B9 Mikado Brown 14C9 Mineral Bister 15C12 Moccasin... 7A12 Mocha Bisque. 14C8 Mohawk 7H12 Mordore 6C11 Mort d'ore 6C11 Mosul 14F8 Mummy Brown - 7E11 Muraille.. 14B9 Mustard Brown. 14D10 New Bronze 15E11 Nutmeg 15A9 Oak [Brown]... 14L11 Oakwood 14B9 Pecan Brown 14A9 Pencilwood 6C11 Pigskin 14E8 Praline 15A9 47 • Prout's Brown 15H11 Pueblo ... 15C11 Rangoon... 15C12 Roman Sepia 7A11 Russet Brown 14112 Russian Calf 7C12 Sahara 7E12 Sandalwood 14A7 Santos 15A9 Saravan 6B11 Seminole. 14E10 Sherry |Brown| 15C12 Siam 15H11 Sienna Brown 7E12 Stroller Tan 14C9 Sudan Brown 14L12 Suede 14D8 Tanbark 14B8 Teak |Brown| 7E12 Terra Japonica _ 7C11 Terrapin 14B10 Tortoise Shell. 14G11 Trotteur Tan 7E11 Tulip Wood 7C11 Turtle... 7E12 Tuscan Brown 7H12 Vandyke Brown 7A1 1 Vassar Tan 6A11 Verona Brown 7A11 Wigwam 14G10 Witchwood 14A8 Zuni Brown 7C11 Prochere Burnt Almond 226 Or 5-b Congo Brown 169 4-a Earth Brown 177 5-a Sable.. 225 Or 5-a Ridgway Antique Brown 11117k Argus Brown 11113m Army Brown XL 13"'i Brussels Brown 11115m Cinnamon-Brown XV 15'k Mars Brown XV 13'm Prout's Brown XV 15'm Raw Umber 11117m Rood's Brown XXVIII ll"k Russet XV13'k Vandyke Brown XXVIII ll"m Verona Brown XXIX 13"k Taylor, Knoche, Granville Chestnut Brown gm 4 ni Cocoa Brown g 5 ni Dark Spice Brown m 4 pi Deep Brown m 4 pi Light Brown gm 4 ng LightSpice Brown gm 4 Ig Maple gm 4 ng Oak Brown m 4 pi Rosewood Brown g 5 ni Russet Brown m 4 pi Saddle Tan gm 4 ng Sandalwood gm 4 Ig Spice Brown gm 4 ni Toast Tan gm 4 Ig Textile Color Card Association Autumn Brown 70107 Brown(USA) 65016 Brown 70119 Caramel Brown 70120 Oakwood 70094 Spicebrown 70141 Toast Brown 70140 Tobacco. 70095 Other sources Brown A Brown S Brown SC Dark Brown S Dark Brown SC Dark Reddish Brown SC Deep Brown S Earth Red (USA) F 3020 Hinnuleus B Latericius B Moderate Brown RC Olive Brown S Orange Brown S Red Brown S Reddish Brown SC Seal Brown (USA) F 1710 Sepiaceus B Umbrinus B 59. DARK BROWN Maerz and Paul Argentina 8L6 Art Brown 8L6 Domingo Brown 8L9 Java. 8L10 Kolinsky 8L11 Leaf Mold. 8L11 Maracaibo 8L9 Mirador 8L6 Nomad Brown 8L10 Weathered Oak 8L11 Taylor, Knoche, Granville Chocolate Brown g 4 pn Dark Brown g 4 pn Dark Brown Mahogany g__ 6 pn Dark Rose Brown g 7 pn Dark Spice Brown g 4 pi Deep Brown g _ 4 pi Textile Color Card Association Caramel Brown 70120 Other sources Anti-Corrosive Brown (MA) F2005 Brown. A Brown PSP 54 Dark Reddish Brown SC Very Dark Brown SC 60. LIGHT GRAYISH BROWN Maerz and Paul Alesan 12A6 Almond |Brown| 13B6 Autumn Blonde 14A7 Biscuit. _. 13B6 Buckskin _ 14A6 Burlwood 13A5 Cafe-au-lait 12A6 Cream Beige 13A6 DeauvilleSand 14A5 Doe 13B6 Faon 14A7 Fawn [Brown] 14A7 French Nude 12A6 Longchamps 5A9 Manon ._ 6A9 Misty Morn 5C7 Nougat 13A5 Ormond 14A4 Pawnee 13B6 Pearlblush 12A5 Rosetan 12A5 Sandalwood 14A7 Sandstone 13A6 Seaside.. 14A4 Siennese Drab _. 14A6 Sorghum Brown 6B9 Stucco 14A5 Tawny Birch 13A6 Wood Rose 6B9 Ridgway Benzo Brown XLVI 13""i Brownish Drab XLV 9"" Cinnamon-Drab XLVI 13"" Fawn Color XL 13'" Light Brownish Drab XLV 9""b Light Cinnamon-Drab XLVI 13""b Taylor, Knoche, Granville Fawn m.._ _ _ 4ig Light Fawn gm_ 4 ge Rose Beige gm 4 ge Textile Color Card Association Beige 70104 Bisque 70201 Putty 70169 Other sources Brown S Brown SC Desert Sand (QM) F 1725 Dull Brown A Griseo-Sepiaceus B Hinnuleus B Orange Brown S Pinkish Gray SC Reddish Gray SC Sand (AN) F 3025 Subvinoso-Griseus B Vinoso-Griseus B 61. GRAYISH BROWN Maerz and Paul Ascot Tan 7C10 Autumn Blonde 14A7 Beach Tan 15A8 Beechnut 15A7 Bister... 15C9 Bistre 15C9 Brown Bay.. 7E10 Brownstone 7E10 Brown Stone 7C10 BrownSugar 15H11 Brushwood 15A7 Brussels Brown 15E11 Caraibe 15H11 Cashew Nut 15A8 Castaneous 7E10 Chestnut 7E10 Chicle 7C9 Chukker Brown 15C8 Coconut 7C10 Cowboy 15E11 Dark Beaver 15A9 Faon 14A7 Fawn |Brown| 14A7 Friar 8L12 Gazelle |Brown) 15C7 Gold Bronze 15H12 Grouse 15C7 Kermanshah 7C10 Madrid 15C10 Mandalay 8L12 Marocain 7C10 Marone... 7E10 Marron _. 7E10 Marrone 7E10 Mummy Brown 15C8 Natal Brown 7A10 New Bronze 15E11 New Cocoa. 7A10 Nutmeg 15A9 Pilgrim Brown 8L12 Pinecone 15C9 Pony Brown 15A7 Praline _. 15A9 Prout's Brown 15H11 Racquet 15C7 Saddle 15C10 Sandalwood.. 14A7 Santos 15A9 Sarouk 7C9 Sedge 15A8 Siam... 15H11 Soapstone 15A7 Soot Brown __ 15C9 Tamarack... __ 15C8 Teakwood 15C9 Vienna Brown 15H12 Warm Sepia 7C10 Winter Leaf 15A8 Plochere Nubian Brown 282 RO 6-b Ridgway Army Brown XL 13"'i Benzo Brown XLVI 13""i Bone Brown X L13'"m Deep Brownish Drab XLV 9""i Natal Brown XL 13"'k Vandyke Brown XXVIII ll"rr Warm Sepia XXIX 13"m Taylor, Knoche, Granville Beaver m 4 li Chocolate Brown m 4 pn Dark Brown m 4 pn Dark Rose Taupe g 5 li Dark Spice Brown m 4 pi Deep Brown m 4 pi Rose Taupe g 5 ig Taupe Brown g 5 li Textile Color Card Association Autumn Brown 70107 Beaver 70106 Other sources Black Brown S Brown S Brown SC Brunneo-Vinosus B Canyon Brown (QM) F 1715 Dark Brown S Dark Brown SC Dark Reddish Brown SC Dark Reddish Gray SC Dull Brown A Earth Brown (USA) F 3010 Grayish Brown RC Griseo-Sepiaceus B Hinnuleus B Latericius B Sepiaceus B Umber Brown S Vinoso-Griseus B 62. DARK GRAYISH BROWN Maerz and Paul Afghan 8H5 African Brown 8H5 Amelie 8H5 Armada 8H6 Briarwood 8J6 Chippendale 8H5 Chocolate 8H10 Chocolate Brown 8H9 Falcon 8J10 Friar 8L12 Galleon 8J9 Granada 8H6 Hindu 8J9 Horsechestnut 8J5 Java Brown 8J8 Liberia _. 8J7 Mandalay. 8L12 Montella 8J11 Morocco... _-. 8J6 Morro 8H6 Muskrat 8J10 Norfolk 8H10 Pilgrim Brown 8L12 Rembrandt 8H9 Solitaire 8H6 Plochere Charcoal 329 Ro 6-a Nomad Brown 233 Or 6-a Ridgway Blackish Brown (3) XLV 9""m Taylor, Knoche, Granville Chocolate g 5 nl Chocolate Brown g 4 pn Dark Brown g 4 pn Textile Color Card Association African Brown 70096 Seal 70108 Other sources Black SC Black Brown. S Brownish Black RC 48 Dark Reddish Brown SC Dull Brown A Dusky Brown RC Fusco-Niger B Red Boottopping. Dark F 1705 (MA) Reddish Black SC Very Dark Brown SC 63. LIGHT BROWNISH GRAY Maerz and Paul Daytona 14A3 Ormond 14A4 Sandrift 14A3 Sandy-Beige 14A3 Seaside 14A4 Plochere Deep Twilight 331 Ro 6-c Gray Morn 332 Ro 6-d Peach Sand... 237 Or 6-e Quail 235 Or 6-c Sandrift. 236 Or 6-d Ridgway Light Mouse Gray LI 15"'"b Mouse Gray LI 15'"" Pale Mouse Gray LI 15"'"d Taylor, Knoche, Granville Ashes gm 5 fe Silver Gray gm 3 fe Textile Color Card Association Putty 70169 Other sources Bistre _. S Bistre Brown S Black Brown S Brown S Brownish Gray A Dark Brown. S Gray SC Gray Black S Gray Brown S Gray Lilac S Light Brownish Gray RC Light Gray SC Light Olive Gray RC Lilac Brown S Olive Brown S Reddish Gray SC Sepia S Submurinus B 64. BROWNISH GRAY Maerz and Paul Argali 15A4 Beaver 15A6 Bonito 7C7 Boulevard 15C6 Broccoli Brown 15C5 Bronze Brown 16C9 Camel 15A6 Castor 16A8 Clove Brown 16A7 Eagle 16A7 ElephantSkin 7A2 Fuscous 7C7 Goat 15C5 Grey 31 15C6 Hair Brown 15A4 Limestone... 15A4 Loam 15C5 Log Cabin 15A5 Mouse-dun 15C6 Mouse [Grey] 15C6 Murinus 15C6 Mushroom _ 15A6 Owl 16A9 Pampas 15C4 Pelt 15C4 Plover 15C5 Quail 15A4 Rabbit 15C5 Rose Grey 7A8 Sakkara 15C6 Sparrow 15C6 Starling 15A6 Taupe 16A6 Wild Dove Grey 7C7 Wild P : geon 7C7 Plochere Falcon 234 Or 6-b Gun Metal 330 Ro 6-b Ridgway Blackish Brown (3) XLV 9""m Blackish Mouse Gray LI 15"'"m Bone Brown XL 13"'m Chaetura Drab XLVI 17""k Dark Mouse Gray LI 15"'"k Deep Mouse Gray LI 15"'"i Dusky Drab XLV 9""k Fuscous XLVI 13""k Fuscous-Black XLVI 13""m Hair Brown... XLVI 17""i Taylor, Knoche, Granville Chocolate m 4 nl Chocolate Brown m 5 pn Dark Brown m 4 nl Dark Brown Mahogany m._ 6 pn Dark Rose Taupe gm 5 li Taupe Brown gm. 5 li Textile Color Card Association African Brown 70096 Castor 70137 Taupe 70138 Other sources Atromurinus B Black Brown S Brown S Brown-Black S Brownish Gray A Brownish Gray RC Brunneo-Vinosus B Dark Brown S Dark Gray SC Dark Reddish Gray SC Fusco-Niger B Fuscus B Griseo-Sepiaceus B Murinus B Niger B Very Dark Gray SC 65. BROWNISH BLACK Taylor, Knoche, Granville Chocolate Brown g 5 po Other sources Black SC Brownish Black A Reddish Black SC 66. VIVID ORANGE YELLOW Taylor, Knoche, Granville Bright Marigold g 3 pa Bright Yellow g 3 pa Sunflower g _. 3 pa Other sources Bright Reddish Yellow A Bright Yellowish Orange.. A Chrome Yellow(PC) F 1310 National School Bus Chrome F 1305 Orange S Orange Yellow (AN) F 1310 Yellow (BuOrd).. F 2315 Yellow (FS) F 1310 Yellow (MA) F 1310 Yellow Striping (N) F 1310 Yellow(PR) F 1315 Yellow (USA) F 1310 Yellow S 67. BRILLIANT ORANGE YELLOW Plochere Nasturtium 147 O 1-c Other sources Bright Yellow S Indian Yellow H6 Maize Yellow H 607 Ochre S Orange S Orange Yellow S Reddish Yellow... A Yellow S Yellowish Orange A 68. STRONG ORANGE YELLOW Maerz and Paul Andrinople Berries 10L6 Aurora Yellow 9L8 Avignon Berries 10L6 Buckthorn Berries 10L6 Cadmium Yellow 9L8 Daffodil Yellow 9L8 Dutch Orange 10L8 Florida Gold 10L8 French Berries 10L6 Gild 10L7 Gilded 10L7 Gilt... 10L7 Golden Yellow.... 10L7 Gold Yellow 10L7 Indian Yellow 10K7 Morea Berries 10L6 Nasturtium [Yellow] 9L8 Orient Yellow 9L8 Orpiment Red 10L8 Piuree 10K7 Piuri 10K7 Purrea Arabica 10K7 Purree 10K7 Radiant Yellow 9L8 Realgar 10L8 Risigal ._ 10L8 Rosalgar 10L8 Ruby of Arsenic 10L8 Sandarach 10L8 Sandaracha 10L8 Snowshoe 10K7 Spanish Yellow 10L7 Ta-Ming 10L6 Venice Berries 10L6 Yellow Berries 10L6 Yellow Carmine 10L8 Plochere California Poppy 146 O 1-b Old Gold 57 Yo2-a Ridgway Cadmium Yellow III 17 Capucine Yellow 11115b Deep Chrome III 17b Ochraceous-Orange XV 15' Taylor, Knoche, Granville Bright Maize gm 3 1a Bright Marigold m 3 pa Bright Melon Yellow g 3 ia Bright Yellow gm 3 na Marigold gm 3 na Nasturtium Yellow gm 3 1a Sunflower gm 3 na Textile Color Card Association Spanish Yellow 70068 Yellow (USA) 65002 Other sources Apricot H 609 Aurantiacus B Bright Yellow S Brown Orange S Chrome Yellow (PC) F 1310 Luteus B Maize Yellow H 607 Majolica Yellow H 09 Ochraceus B Orange S Orange Yellow (AN) F 1310 Orange Yellow S Reddish Yellow A Saffron Yellow H 7 Yellow (BuOrd) F 2315 Yellow (FS)... F 1310 Yellow (MA) F 1310 Yellow (USA) F 1310 Yellow Striping (N) F 1310 Yellow S Yellow Ochre H 07 Yellowish Orange A 69. DEEP ORANGE YELLOW Ridgway Mars Yellow. III 15i Ochraceous-Orange.. XV 15' Taylor, Knoche, Granville Amber gm 3 pc Other sources Ochraceus B Olive Bistre... S Orange S Orange Yellow. S Reddish Yellow A Senatus B Yellow S Yellowish Orange A 70. LIGHT ORANGE YELLOW Maerz and Paul Jonquil [Yellow] 9J5 Plochere Apricot Sherbet 197 Or 1-e Blush Yellow 198 Or 1-f Sunburst 214 Or 3-f Zinnia Gold 156 2-d Ridgway Capucine Buff III 13f Pale Orange-Yellow III 17f Taylor, Knoche, Granville Melon Yellow m 3 ga Other sources Bright Yellow S Croceus B Dull Buff . S Dull Yellow S Egyptian Buff.... H 407 Indian Yellow H6 Luteolus B Maize Yellow.. H 607 Orange _. S Orange Buff H 507 Orange Yellow S Reddish Yellow A Reddish Yellow SC Yellow S Yellow SC Yellowish Orange. _ A 71. MODERATE ORANGE YELLOW Maerz and Paul Andrinople Berries 10L6 Antimony Yellow 10J6 Aurora Yellow.. 9L8 Auteuil 11C7 Avignon Berries 10L6 Buckthorn Berries 10L6 Buff 11K7 Cadmium Yellow 9L8 Cavalry 9L7 Chinese Yellow 10K6 Chinese Yellow 11L7 Croceus 10K8 49 Crocreal 10K8 Crocus 10K8 Daffodile [Yellow] 10J6 Daffodil Yellow 9L8 Deep Chrome Yellow 9L7 Di Palito 11L7 Dutch Orange 10L8 English Ochre 11L7 Florida Gold 10L8 Forsythia 9K6 French Berries 10L6 French Ochre 11L7 Gild 10L7 Gilded 10L7 Gilt 10L7 Gold Earth.. ..._ 11L7 Golden Corn. 916 Golden Glow 9L6 Golden Wheat 11D7 Golden Yellow 10L7 Gold Yellow j 10L7 Imperial Yellow 11L7 IncaGold 11J7 Indian Yellow 10K7 Italian Lake.. 11L7 Jonquil |Yellow] 9J5 Maise. 10G5 Mellowglow 1016 Mineral Yellow. 11L7 Mirabelle 10J7 Morea Berries... 10L6 Mountain Yellow . 11L7 Nasturtium [Yellow] 9L8 Ochraceous 11L7 Ochre 11L7 Orient Yellow 9L8 Orpiment Red 10L8 Oxford Chrome. 11L7 Oxford Ochre 11L7 Oxford Yellow. 11L7 Oxide Yellow 11L7 Permanent Yellow 11L7 Piuree _. 10K7 Piuri ._ 10K7 Pompeian Yellow. 11F7 Purrea Arabica 10K7 Purree 10K7 Quercitron Lake . 11L7 Radiant Yellow 9L8 Realgar 10L8 Risigal 10L8 Rosalgar 10L8 Ruby of Arsenic 10L8 Safaran 10K8 Saffron Yellow. 10K8 Sandarach... 10L8 Sandaracha... ._ 10L8 Sil 11L7 Snowshoe 10K7 Spanish Yellow 10L7 Sunray 10J6 Ta-Ming 10L6 Toltec 11B7 Venice Berries 10L6 Wheat 10F5 Yellow Berries 10L6 Yellow Carmine 10L8 Yellow Earth 11L7 Yellow Ochre 11L7 YellowSienna 11L7 Yellow Wash 11L7 Zedoary Wash 10J6 Plochere Apricot Tan 213 Or 3-e Burnt Yellow 123 OY 4-c California Gold 114 OY 3-b Chamois Yellow... 124 OY 4-d Cheddar Cheese.. 155 2-c Gold Rush... 15402-b Golden Peach 165 3-e Nasturtium Buff 163 3-c Old Gold 57 Yo2-a Spanish Gold 164 3-d Sunburst 214 Or 3-f Veiled Sun 115 OY 3-c Ridgway Antimony Yellow XV 17'b Capucme Buff III 13f Cinnamon-Buff.. XXIX 17"b Light Ochraceous-Buff V 15'd Light Orange-Yellow III 17d Orange-Buff. III 15d Pale Orange-Yellow Ill 17f Pinkish Cinnamon XXIX 15"b Salmon-Buff XIV ll'd Warm Buff XV 17'd Taylor, Knoche, Granville Amber m 3 nc Bright Melon Yellow m 3 ia Butterscotch m 3 Ic Light Amber m 3 ic Melon Yellow g 3 ga Other sources Bistre S Bright Yellow S Brown Orange S Bubalinus B Buff (Eng) F3335 Buff S Cinnamomeus B Croceus B Dull Buff... S Dull Yellow. S Luteolus B Maize Yellow H 607 Majolica Yellow H 09 Melleus B Ochre S Orange S Orange Buff H 507 Orange Yellow S Red Zinc Yellow Primer(N). F 3310 Reddish Yellow A Reddish Yellow SC Salmoneus B Yellow S Yellow.. SC Yellow Buff S Yellow Ochre H 07 Yellowish Orange A 72. DARK ORANGE YELLOW Maerz and Paul Antique Gold 12L8 Bronze Yellow... 11L8 Bronze Pink 12L8 Buckthorn Brown 13L8 Burnished Gold 12L7 Chamolme _ 13L8 Cotrine... 12J8 Golden Yellow... 12L8 Gold Leaf 11K8 Nugget 11L8 Pinchbeck Brown 12L7 Spruce Yellow 12K8 Stil de Grain Brown 12L8 Sumac 13L8 Topaz 1218 Plochere Autumn Gold 122 OY 4-b Golden West 113 OY 3-a Ridgway Cinnamon XXIX 15" Mars Yellow III 15 i Ochraceous-Tawny XV 15'i RawSienna III 17i Yellow Ocher... XV 17' Taylor. Knoche, Granville Amber m 3 nc Butterscotch m 3 ne Light Amber g 3 ic Topaz m 3 pe Textile Color Card Association Topaz __ 70116 Other sources Bistre S Brownish Yellow SC Buff (USA).... F 1735 Cinnamomeus..... B Dark Yellowish Orange RC Fulvus B Ochraceus B Olive Bistre S Orange S Reddish Yellow A Reddish Yellow SC Senatus.. B Yellow S Yellow Brown. S Yellowish Orange A 73. PALE ORANGE YELLOW Maerz and Paul BathStone 10B3 Belleek 11B3 Bisque 1 1 A3 Burnous 9C4 Caen Stone 10B3 Capucine Buff. 9E5 Champagne 11B3 Cornhusk .... 10E6 Fakir 10B5 Flesh 11A2 Freestone 10B3 French Pink 10F4 Grain 11B5 Jonquil lYellow] 9J5 Maise 10G5 Milwaukee Brick 9E3 Moonlight 11A2 Natural 11A2 Nude 11A4 Pate Shell.... 11B5 Peach Blow 10B5 Polar Bear 9B2 Seasan 11A4 Sienna Yellow 10F4 Sugar Cane 10B6 Sunset 10C4 Tuscan 10E5 Veau d'or... 10E6 Wheat 10F5 Plochere Almond Cream. 175 O 4-g Angora . 200 Or 1-h Apricot Cream 207 Or 2-g Apricot Ice 206 Or 2-f BathStone 215 Or 3-g Blush Yellow 198 Or 1-f Buckskin Tan 173 O 4-e CaenStone 216 Or 3-h Caramel Cream 174 O 4-f Cream Blush 199 Or 1-g Desert Mist 182 O 5-f Dutch Cream 208 Or 2-h EggShell.. 136 0Y5-h Flesh Cream 224 Or 4-h Golden Fleece 134 OY 5-f Mellow Buff 135 OY 5-g Mission White 184 O 5-h Orange Blush 167 O 3-g Peach Cream 223 Or 4-g Spanish White 168 O 3-h Sunburst 214 Or 3-f Sundown 222 Or 4-f Walnut Cream.. 183 O 5-g White Fawn. 176 O 4-h Ridgway Capucme Buff III 13f Light Buff XV 17'f Light Ochraceous-Salmon.. XV 13'd Light Vinaceous-Cinnamon. XXIX 13"d Pale Ochraceous-Salmon. .. XV 13'f Pale Pinkish Buff XXIX 17"f Pale Pinkish Cinnamon.... XXIX 15"f Pale Salmon Color XIV 9'f Salmon-Buff XIV ll'd Seashell Pink XIV ll'f Warm Buff XV 17'd Taylor, Knoche, Granville Light Melon Yellow gm 3 ea Pearl Pink gm 3 ca Shell gm 3 ca Textile Color Card Association Champagne 70091 Sunset 70127 Other sources Buff S Bubalinus B Cameo Rose (Eng) F 2330 Croceus B Dull Buff S Dull Reddish Yellow A Dull Yellowish Orange A Egyptian Buff H 407 Ochre S Olive Yellow S Orange S Pale Yellowish Orange RC Peach (Y&D) F 3370 Pink SC Roseo-Bubahnus... B Salmoneus B Very Pale Brown SC White SC Yellow S Yellow Buff S Yellow Tint (MA) F 3345 74. STRONG YELLOWISH BROWN Maerz and Paul Antique Gold 12L8 Avellaneous 13J9 Aztec 1318 Brown Pink 12L8 Buckthorn Brown 13L8 Bure 13H8 Burnished Gold 12L7 Cathay 12L9 Centennial Brown 13K8 Chamoline 13L8 Chipmunk.... 13L9 Clay 13J8 Filbert [Brownl 13J9 French Yellow 12L9 Golden Yellow... 12L8 Hazel 13J9 Hazelnut 13J9 Indian Tan 1318 Mexican 12L9 Muffin. 13J9 Noisette 13J9 Ochre de Ru 12L9 Oker de Luce 12L9 Oker de Luke.... ._ 12L9 Oker de Rouse 12L9 Pinchbeck Brown 12L7 Pygmalion 13K8 Ru Ochre 12L9 Rut Ochre 12L9 Sayal Brown 13G9 Spruce Ochre 12L9 Stil de Grain Brown 12L8 Sumac 13L8 Transparent Gold Ochre... 12L9 Yucatan... 12L9 Plochere Autumn Brown 129 OY 5-a Bay Leaf.. 121 OY 4-a Ridgway Buckthorn Brown XV 17'i Clay Color XXIX 17" Ochraceous-Tawny XV 15'i RawSienna III 17i Sayal Brown. XXIX 15"i Sudan Brown _. 11115k Taylor, Knoche, Granville Butterscotch g 3 ne Cinnamon g. 3 le Golden Brown gm 3 pg Topaz gm 3 pe Yellow Maple g. 3 le 50 Other sources Bistre S Brown Olive S Cinnamomeus B Dark Yellowish Brown SC Fulvus B Melleus B Ochre S Olive Bistre S Red Brown S Senatus B Strong Brown SC Umbrinus B Yellow Brown S Yellowish Brown A Yellowish Brown SC 75. DEEP YELLOWISH BROWN Taylor, Knoche, Granville Golden Brown g 3 pi Tobacco Brown g 3 pi Other sources Yellowish Brown A 76. LIGHT YELLOWISH BROWN Maerz and Paul Almond [Brown| 13B6 Aloma 13C7 Arizona 13E6 Aztec 1318 Bamboo 1317 BeigeSoiree 11B4 Biscuit.. 13B6 Blond 13G6 Bran 12D7 Buckthorn Brown 13L8 Bure 13H8 Burnished Gold 12L7 Centennial Brown 13K8 Chamoline 13L8 Cinnamon 12E7 Clay 13J8 Cornhusk _ 10E6 Cotrine 12J8 Cracker 13D6 Cuir 11C6 Desert 1217 Doe 13B6 Dorado 11C6 Fallow 12B5 Golden 13G6 Grain 11B5 Honey Beige 11C6 Honeysuckle 12D6 Indian Buff 12E5 Indian Tan _ 1318 Iron Buff 11D5 Isabella 13K7 Khaki 13J7 Lariat 12C6 Lion 13G7 Lion Tawny 13G7 Long Beach 12B4 Macaroon 12H7 Malacca 12C4 Manila 12C5 MayfairTan 13B7 Merida... _ __ 13B7 Mirage 11B4 Morocco Sand 13C6 Nude.. 11A4 Oakbuff 13D7 Pablo 12G7 Pat§ Shell 11B5 Pawnee 13B6 Pinchbeck Brown 12L7 Polo Tan 13C6 Pongee 11B4 Prarie 13F6 Pygmalion 13K8 Raffia 11E5 Roe 12H6 ■Samovar 12K7 Seasan 11A4 Spruce Yellow 12K8 SugarCane 10B6 Sumac 13L8 Sundown 11B6 Suntan 13B7 Sweetmeat 11C5 Taffy 12E6 Tansan 12B6 Topaz 1218 Veau d'or 10E6 Walnut |Brown] 12E6 Yellow Beige 13H7 Yosemite 1186 Plochere Almond 172 4-d Amber Gold 132 OY 5-d Chamois Yellow . 124 OY 4-d DesertSand ... 181 5-e Light Oak 131 OY 5-c Sultan Sand ... . 180 5-d Ridgway Avellaneous .. _. XL 17"'b Buffy Brown XL 17"'i Cinnamon-Buff XXIX 17"b Drab XLVI 17"" Pinkish Cinnamon XXIX 15"b Vinaceous-Cinnamon XXIX 13"b Wood Brown XL 17'" Taylor Knoche, Granville Camel m 3 ie Cinnamon m 3 Ie Light Tan gm 3 gc MapleSugarm 3 ie Tan m 3 ie Yellow Maple m... ._ 3 Ie Textile Color Card Association Amberlite 70115 Buff (USA) 65015 Tan 70128 Other sources Avellaneus B Bistre S Bistre Brown S Brown Bistre S Brown Orange S Brownish Yellow SC Buff (MA) F2310 Buff S Cinnamomeus B Dull Yellowish Brown A Earth Yellow (USA) F 3330 Gray Bistre S Grayish Orange RC Griseo-Sepiaceus B Light Yellowish Brown SC Melleus B Orange S Pale Brown SC Pink SC Very Pale Brown SC Vinoso-Bubalinus B Yellow S Yellow Buff S 77. MODERATE YELLOWISH BROWN Maerz and Paul Adobe 14D7 Airedale 14F6 Alderney 14G7 Aloma 13C7 Antique Bronze 14L10 Antique Drab 14K8 Aztec 1318 Bamboo 1317 Beeswax 14L9 Bismarck Brown 14K9 Bronze 14L9 Brown Sugar 15H11 Brussels Brown 15E11 Buckthorn Brown 13L8 Buffalo 15L11 Bunny 14K9 Bure 13H8 Butterscotch.. 14F9 Cacao. 14L10 I Cafe Creme 14D8 Calabash 14J7 Caraibe 15H11 Centennial Brown.. . ... 13K8 Chamoline ... 13L8 Cinnamon Brown 14110 Clay.... 13J8 Clay Drab 1417 Condor 14K10 Cowboy 15E11 Cyprus Earth 15L12 Cyprus Umber .. 15L12 Dogwood 14E8 Dresden Brown 14K8 Fox 14K8 IndianTan 1318 Isabella 13K7 Khaki 13J7 Linoleum Brown 14L9 Lion 13G7 LionTawny 13G7 Madura 1418 Manganese Velvet Brown.. 15L12 MapleSugar 14J8 MayfairTan 13B7 Medal Bronze. 14J7 Merida.. 13B7 Mosul 14F8 Mummy... 14J9 New Bronze 15E11 Oakbuff 13D7 Partridge 15L12 Pigskin 14E8 Prout's Brown 15H11 Pygmalion 13K8 Raw Umber 15L12 Roman Umber... ... 15L12 Shagbark 14C7 Siam 15H11 Sicilian Umber 15L12 Stag 14E7 Suede 14D8 Sumac 13L8 Suntan 13B7 Terra Umber... 15L12 Thrush 14C7 Tiffin 14K10 Turkey Umber 15L12 Tyrol... 15L11 Velvet Brown 15L12 Wax Brown 14L9 Yellow Beige... 13H7 Plochere Autumn Tan. 130 OY 5-b Ridgway Buffy Brown XL 17"'i Clay Color XXIX 17" Drab XLVI 17"" Dresden Brown XV 17'k Sayal Brown XXIX 15"i Snuff Brown XXIX 15"k Tawny-Olive XXIX 17"i Taylor, Knoche, Granville Adobe Brown gm 3 Ig Camel g 3 ie Cinnamon Brown gm 3 Ig Clove Brown m 3ni Deep Brown m 3 pi Golden Brown m 3 pi Light Brown gm 3 Ig Maple Sugar g 3 ie Tang 3 ie Tobacco Brown m 3 pi Yellow Maple m. 3 ng Textile Color Card Association MapleSugar 70129 Other sources Avellaneus B Bistre. S Bistre Brown S Brown SC Cinnamomeus . B Dark Brown SC Dark Yellowish Brown SC Dull Yellowish Brown A Griseo-Sepiaceus B Isabellinus B Medium Tan (Y&D) F 1720 Melleus B Moderate Yellowish Brown. RC Olive Bistre S Red Brown S Sepiaceus B Umbrinus B Yellowish Brown SC 78. DARK YELLOWISH BROWN Maerz and Paul Cyprus Earth 15L12 Cyprus Umber 15L12 Manganese Velvet Brown . 15L12 Partridge.. 15L12 Raw Umber 15L12 Roman Umber 15L12 Sicilian Umber 15L12 Terra Umber 15L12 Turkey Umber 15L12 Velvet Brown 15L12 Ridgway i Mummy Brown. i . XV 17'm Taylor, Knoche, Granville Chocolate Brown g 4 pn Clove Brown gm 3 pi Coffee g 3 pn Dark Brown g 3 pn Deep Brown gm 3 pi Seal Brown g._ 3 pn Sepia Brown g 3 pn Other sources Dark Brown SC Dark Yellowish Brown SC Dull Yellowish Brown A Murinus B Olive Brown .. S Umbrinus B Very Dark Brown SC 79. LIGHT GRAYISH YELLOW- ISH BROWN Maerz and Paul Almond [Brown] 13B6 Atmosphere 12A3 Belleek 11B3 Biarritz 13B3 Biscuit 13B6 Bronze Clair 13D2 Burlwood 13A5 Champagne 11B3 Cobweb 5B7 Cuban Sand 13A3 Doe ._ 13B6 Elmwood 13B3 Folkstone 13A3 Grain 13B5 Gravel 13A4 Mauve Blush 12A3 Mavis 13B5 Meerchaum 13A4 Miami Sand 13B3 Nougat.. 13A5 Nude 11A4 Pawnee 13B6 Pecan 13B5 Seasan.. 11A4 Plochere Gravel 189 O 6-e Smog.. 188 O 6-d Ridgway Avellaneous XL 17"'b Drab... XLVI 17"" 51 Drab-Gray XLVI 17""d Light Drab XLVI 17""b Wood Brown XL 17'" Taylor, Knoche, Granville Beige m 3 ge Bisque gm 3 ec Camel m 3 ge Light Beige gm ._ _ 3 ec Textile Color Card Association Ecru 70103 Nude 70139 Other sources Avellaneus B Bistre S Brown S Brown Bistre S Buff S Dull Yellowish Brown A Fumosus _. B Gray Bistre S Griseo-Sepiaceus B Light Brownish Gray SC Light Gray SC Orange Brown S Pale Brown, SC Pale Yellowish Brown RC Very Pale Brown SC Vinoso-Bubalinus B 80. GRAYISH YELLOWISH BROWN Maerz and Paul Acorn 15E7 Airedale 14F6 Bister.... 15C9 Bistre 15C9 Blondine 14B7 Bobolink 14B6 BrownSugar 15H11 Brussels Brown 15E11 Camels Hair 14B6 Caraibe. 15H11 Caucasia 14C6 Chukker Brown 15C8 Collie 15E10 Cowboy 15E11 Deer 14B6 Gazelle [Brown] 15C7 Gold Bronze 15H12 Grouse 15C7 Madrid 15C10 Meadowlark 15E7 Mummy Brown 15C8 Mustang.... 15E8 New Bronze 15E11 Olive Wood 15E10 Pinecone 15C9 Prout's Brown 15H11 Racquet 15C7 Rose Beige 14B7 Sable 14B7 Saddle 15C10 Shagbark 14C7 Siam 15H11 Soot Brown 15C9 Tamarack 15E8 Teakwood 15C9 Thrush 14C7 Vienna Brown 15H12 Woodbark 14B7 Plochere Sparrow 187 6-c Ridgway Bister ._ XXIX 15"m Drab XLVI 17"" Olive-Brown XL 17"'k Saccardo's Umber XXIX 17"k Snuff Brown XXIX 15"k Taylor, Knoche, Granville Beaver m._. 3 li Beige Brown m 3 ig Dark Brown m 3 nl Fawn g 4 ig Mist Brown m 3 ig Textile Color Card Association Fawn 70105 Other sources Bistre. S Brown S Brown SC Dark Brown S Dark Brown SC Dark Earth (AN) F 3005 Dark Grayish Brown SC Dark Yellowish Brown RC Dull Yellowish Brown A Field Drab (USA) F 3005 Grayish Brown SC Griseo-Sepiaceus B Olivaceus B Olive Brown S Sepiaceus B 81. DARK GRAYISH YELLOW- ISH BROWN Maerz and Paul Antwerp Brown 8H11 Asphaltum 8H11 Autumn Brown 8E10 Biskra 16A12 Bison 16A10 Bitumen 8H11 Broncho. 8E12 Byron 8E3 Cafe Noir 8H12 Cattail 8H12 Congo [Brown] 8H11 Cordovan _. 8H8 Date 16A12 Egyptian Brown 8H11 Elk 16A11 Goose-Grey 16A11 Indian Brown 8E12 Iron 8E9 Iron Brown 8E9 lacaranda Brown 16A12 lew's Pitch 8H11 Lama.. 16A11 Mineral Pitch.. 8H11 Montella 8111 Mummy 8H11 Musk 8H12 Negro 8E9 Old English Brown 8E12 Otter [Brown] 8E11 Perique 8E11 Piccaninny 8E11 St. Benoit 8E9 Seal |Brown] _ 8E10 Spalte 8H11 Spaltum 8H11 Woodland Brown 8H8 Plochere Lava 185 6-a Ridgway Bister _. XXIX 15"m Chaetura Black XLVI 17""m Clove Brown XL 17"'m Sepia XXIX 17"m Taylor, Knoche, Granville Beaver g 4 li Chocolate g 4 nl Chocolate Brown g 4 pn Coffee gm 3 pn Dark Brown gm 3 nl Seal Brown gm 3 pn Sepia Brown gm 3 pn Other sources Dull Yellowish Brown A Dusky Yellowish Brown... RC Fusco-Niger B Olivaceus B Olive Brown S Sepiaceus B Very Dark Brown SC Very Dark Grayish Brown.. SC 82. VIVID YELLOW Plochere Bright Sun 50 Yo 1-b Canary Bronze 105 OY 2-a Canary Yellow 107 OY 2-c Cheer 106 OY 2-b Chrysanthemum Yellow... 49 Yo 1-a Empire Yellow 98 OY 1-b Spectra Yellow 97 OY 1-a Ridgway Light Cadmium IV 19 Taylor, Knoche, Granville Bright Gold g 2 pc Bright Yellow gm 2 pa Buttercup gm 2 pa Daffodil g Wi la Dandelion gm \y 2 na Gold g \V 2 pc Golden Yellow gm 2 ob Goldenrod gm.__. \ l 4 na Jonquil g lj-i la Maize g 2 1a Squash Yellow g 2 1a Textile Color Card Association Golden Yellow (USA) 65001 Other sources Aureolin H 3 Bright Reddish Yellow A Bright Yellow A Brilliant Yellow (Y&D)..__ F 1320 Buttercup Yellow H5 Canary Yellow H 2 Chrome Yellow (light) H 605 Empire Yellow H 603 Lemon S Lemon Yellow (USA) F 1320 Lemon Yellow H4 Light Yellow (AN) F 1320 Luteus B Sulphur Yellow.. H 1 Yellow.... MUP37 Yellow PSP38 Yellow S 83. BRILLIANT YELLOW Maerz and Paul Aureolin 10L2 Auripigmentum 10K3 Balge Yellow 9L4 Cassel Yellow 10K3 Chinese Yellow 10K3 Cobalt Yellow 10L2 Dandelion 9L4 Dutch Pink 10K2 Empire Yellow 9K3 English Pink... 10K2 Fustet 9L5 Generall 10K3 Golden Feather Yellow 11L2 Italian Pink _ 10K2 Jasmine 9K4 Kasseler Yellow 10K3 King's Yellow 10K3 Lemon Chrome 9L2 Lemon [Yellow] 10K3 Mineral Yellow 10K3 Montpellier Yellow 10K3 Orpiment 10K3 Orpin 10K3 Patent Yellow 10K3 Pyrethrum Yellow 11L2 Royal Yellow... 10K3 Stil de Grain Yellow 10K2 Sunflower [Yellow] 9L4 Turner's Yellow 10K3 Verona Yellow 10K3 Veronese Yellow 10K3 Yellow Daisy 10K3 Yellow Madder 10K2 Yellow Realgar 10K3 Plochere Bright Sun 50 Yo 1-b Canary Yellow 107 OY 2-c Cinderella.... 100 OY 1-d Empire Yellow 98 OY 1-b Gold Fantasy 116 OY 3-d Golden Glow 59 Yo 2-c Golden Rapture 148 O 1-d Golden Ray 60 Yo 2-d Golden Rod 9 Y 2-a Pansy Yellow 99 OY 1-c Plantation Yellow 10 Y 2-b Radiance 58 Yo 2-b Southern Sun 108 OY 2-d Tulip Yellow 51 Yo 1-c Ridgway Amber Yellow XVI 21'b Empire Yellow IV 21b Pale Orange-Yellow III 17f Pinard Yellow IV 21d Taylor, Knoche, Granville Bright Yellow m 2 1a Butter Yellow g W 2 ga Colonial Yellow g 2 ga Daffodil gm __ lj^ia Forsythia gm lVg ia Jasmine Yellow g \V 2 ga Jonquil gm l^ia Light Gold m W 2 kb Maize gm 2 ia Squash Yellow gm 2 ia Sunlight Yellow gm \)4 ia Textile Color Card Association Lemon Yellow 70205 Other sources Amber Yellow. __ H 505 Barium Yellow H 503 Bright Yellow S Chinese Yellow H 606 Electrinus __ B Flavus B Lemon S Luteolus B Maize Yellow... H 607 Naples Yellow _ H 403 Ochre S Orange S Orange Buff. H 507 Reddish Yellow A Straw Yellow H 604 Yellow A Yellow ___ S 84. STRONG YELLOW Maerz and Paul Aureolin 10L2 Auripigmentum 10K3 Cassel Yellow.. __. 10K3 Chinese Yellow. ._ 10K3 Cobalt Yellow 10L2 Cologne Yellow 10L4 Dutch Pink 10K2 English Pink 10K2 Fustet.... 9L5 Gallstone 10L4 Gamboge 10K5 Generall 10K3 Golden Feather Yellow 11L2 Golden Glow 9L6 Golden Rod 10L5 Italian Pink 10K2 Kasseler Yellow 10K3 King's Yellow 10K3 Lemon [Yellow|... 10K3 Light Chrome Yellow 10L4 Mineral Yellow 10K3 Montpellier Yellow 10K3 Narcissus 10K4 Orpiment. 10K3 52 Orpin 10K3 Oxgall ._ ..__ 10L4 Paris Yellow 10L4 Patent Yellow.. 10K3 Primuline Yellow 10L5 Pyreth rum Yellow 11L2 Royal Yellow 10K3 Stilde Grain Yellow 10K2 Turner's Yellow 10K3 Ultramarine Yellow 10L4 Verona Yellow 10K3 Veronese Yellow 10K3 Vitelline Yellow 10L5 Vitellinous 10L5 Yellow Daisy 10K3 Yellow Madder 10K2 Yellow Realgar 10K3 Yolk Yellow 10L5 Zinc Yellow 10L4 Plochere Bronze Gold 67 Yo 3-c Old Gold 57 Yo2-a Veiled Sun 115 OY 3-c Rids way Amber Yellow XVI 21'b Apricot Yellow IV 19b Lemon Chrome IV 21 Light Orange-Yellow Ill 17d Mustard Yellow XVI 19'b Pale Orange-Yellow III 17f Primuline Yellow XVI 19' Wax Yellow XVI 21' Taylor, Knoche, Granville Bright Gold m.. l>4ob Gold gm... 2 Ic Golden Yellow gm 2 kb Light Gold gm \V 2 kb Maize g 2 ia Nugget Gold m 2 nc Pastel Yellow g. 1% hb Squash Yellow g 2 ia Other sources Bright Yellow S Electrinus.,. B Flavus B Lemon. S Luteolus B Luteus B Maize Yellow.. H 607 Ochre S Orange... S Orange Butt H 507 Reddish Yellow A Yellow A Yellow S 85. DEEP YELLOW Ridgway Aniline Yellow IV 19i Taylor, Knoche, Granville Antique Gold g \V 2 pe Bright Gold g 2 nc Mustard Gold gm 2 pe Nugget Gold g 2 nc Old Gold g 2 ne Textile Color Card Association Nugget Gold 70215 Other sources Bistre S Lemon S Lemon Yellow S Olivaceo-Citrinus B Olive Bistre S Reddish Yellow A Yellow A Yellow S 86. LIGHT YELLOW Maerz and Paul Amber [Yellow] 10J3 Apricot Yellow 9K5 Auripigmentum 10K3 Cassel Yellow 10K3 Chinese Yellow 10K3 Chrome Citron 9K2 Chrome Lemon 9K2 Citron [Yellow| 10J2 Cockatoo 10H2 Colonial Buff 10G2 Cornsilk 10G3 Cupreous 10J2 Curcuma 10J2 Dutch Pink 10K2 Empire Yellow 9K3 English Pink 10K2 Gaude Lake 10J2 General! 10K3 Giallolmi 10F3 Giallolmo 10F3 Golden Feather Yellow 11L2 Indian Saffron 10J2 Italian Pink 10K2 Jasmine 9K4 Jonquil [Yellow] 9J5 Kasseler Yellow 10K3 King's Yellow 10K3 Lemon |Yellow] 10K3 Malmaison 1112 Mimosa 10J2 Mineral Yellow 10K3 Montpellier Yellow 10K3 Nankeen |Yellow| 10F3 Naples Yellow 10F3 Neapolitan Yellow 10F3 Orpiment 10K3 Orpin 10K3 Patent Yellow 10K3 Pinard Yellow 9J2 Pineapple 11J2 Pond Lily 1014 Popcorn 9J3 Primrose Yellow 10J4 Pyrethrum Yellow 11L2 Queen's Yellow 10J2 Quercitron 10J2 Royal Yellow.. 10K3 Snapdragon 10J4 Stilde Grain Yellow 10K2 Sunni 1014 Terra Merita 10J2 Turbith Mineral 10J2 Turmeric 10J2 Turner's Yellow 10K3 Venetian Yellow 10J3 Verona Yellow 10K3 Veronese Yellow.. 10K3 Yellow Daisy 10K3 Yellow Madder 10K2 Yellow Realgar... 10K3 Plochere Aurora Yellow 101 Oy 1-e Banana 69 Yo 3-e Boquet Yellow _ 109 OY 2-e Celestial Yellow 62 Yo 2-f Ceres 117 OY 3-e Citron Yellow 20 Y 3-d Cream Gold 118 OY 3-f Dried Leaf 77 Yo 4-e Easter Egg Yellow 150 If Fall Leaf 19 Y 3-c Fall Yellow.. 28 Y 4-d Glint O'Gold 125 OY 4-e Golden Buff 126 OY 4-f Golden Cream 61 Yo 2-e Golden Dawn 157 2-e Golden Gem 158 2-f Golden Ray 60 Yo 2-d Golden Yellow 149 1-e Harvest Gold 68 Yo 3-d Mellow Yellow 30 Y 4-f Mustard Cream 78 Yo 4-f Muted Yellow 29 Y 4-e Pom Pom. 11Y2-C SouthernSun 108 OY 2-d Sun Glow 110 OY 2-f Vanilla Custard.. 70 Yo 3-f Zinnia Gold 156 2-d Ridgway Amber Yellow XVI 21'b Baryta Yellow IV 21f Buff-Yellow IV 19d Colonial Buff XXX 21"d Cream-Buff XXX 19"d Cream Color XVI 19'f Maize Yellow IV 19f Massicot Yellow XVI 21'f Naples Yellow XVI 19'd Pale Orange-Yellow III 17f Pinard Yellow IV 21d Straw Yellow XVI 21'd Taylor, Knoche, Granville Butter Yellow m 14 ga Colonial Yellow m 2 ga Jasmine Yellow m l'jga Light Maize gm 2 ea Light Wheat gm 2 ea Light Yellow gm l'-jea Maizem.. 2 ga Pastel Yellow gm ... l'jea Sunlight Yellow gm l'iea Textile Color Card Association Jasmine 70067 Maize 70006 Other sources Amber Yellow H 505 Bright Yellow. S Bubalinus B Canary Yellow (Eng) F 2325 Canary Yellow (Eng) F 3355 Cream Striping (PO) F 1325 Electrinus B Flavus B Ivory (USA) F 1330 Light Yellow (Eng) F 3350 Light Yellow (USA) F 2320 Luteolus B Naples Yellow H 403 Ochre S Orange Buff H 507 Olive Yellow.. S Orange S Reddish Yellow A Soft Yellow (Y&D) F 2325 Stramineus B Yellow A Yellow S Yellow SC 87. MODERATE YELLOW Maerz and Paul Amber [Yellow] 10J3 Apricot Yellow 9K5 Auripigmentum 10K3 Brass 11L6 Brazen Yellow 11L6 Canary (Yellow] 11L3 Capucine 11L3 Cassel Yellow 10K3 Chinese Yellow 10K3 Colonial Yellow 11K3 Copper Yellow 11L3 Corn 10J5 Dutch Pink 10K2 English Pink 10K2 French Pink 10F4 Fustic 11L5 Generall 10K3 Giallolini 10F3 Giallolino 10F3 Glint O'Gold 11K4 Golden Feather Yellow 11L2 Honeysweet 11J6 Italian Pink 10K2 Jonquil [Yellow] 9J5 Kasseler Yellow 10K3 King's Yellow 10K3 Latoun... 11L6 Latten... 11L6 Lemon [Yellow] 10K3 Lime [Yellow] 11L5 Maise 10G5 Malmaison. 1112 Meline 11L3 Mineral Yellow 10K3 Montpellier Yellow 10K3 Mustard [Yellow] 11J4 Nankeen [Yellow] 10F3 Naples Yellow 10F3 Narcissus 10K4 Neapolitan Yellow 10F3 Orpiment 10K3 Orpin 10K3 Patent Yellow 10K3 Pineapple 11J2 Pond Lily 1014 Primrose Yellow 10J4 Pyrethrum Yellow 111.2 Quince Yellow 11L3 Rattan.. 11K6 Royal Yellow 10K3 Sauterne 10J5 Sienna Yellow 10F4 Snapdragon 10J4 Stil de Grain Yellow 10K2 Sunni 1014 Sunlight 10H4 Turner's Yellow 10K3 Venetian Yellow.. ._ 10J3 Vero.ia Yellow 10K3 Veronese Yellow 10K3 Wax Yellow 11L4 Yellow Brazil Wood 11L5 Yellow Daisy 10K3 Yellow Madder 10K2 Yellow Realgar 10K3 Yellow Wood 11L5 Plochere Absinthe Yellow 75 Yo 4-c Antique Yellow 27 Y 4-c Bronze Gold 67 Yo 3-c Citron Yellow 20 Y 3-d CubanSand. 17 Y 3-a Fall Leaf 19 Y 3-c Fall Yellow 28 Y 4-d Glint O'Gold 125 OY 4-e Misted Yellow 76 Yo 4-d Russet Yellow 18 Y 3-b Yellow Smoke 26 Y 4-b Ridgway Amber Yellow XVI 21'b Buff-Yellow IV19d Chamois XXX 19"b Cinnamon-Buff XXIX 17"b Cream-Buff XXX 19"d Deep Colonial Buff XXX 21"b Honey Yellow XXX 19" Olive-Ocher XXX 21" Pale Orange-Yellow III 17f Warm Buff XV 17'd Taylor, Knoche, Granville Bamboo g 2 fb Buff g 2 f b Gold m 1.41c Honey Gold gm 2 ic Light Antique Gold gm V,i ic Light Gold gm 2 ic Maize gm 2 hb Pastel Yellow g V/ 2 fb Straw g 2 fb Wheat g 2 fb Textile Color Card Association Chamois 70196 Old Gold (USA) 65021 Popcorn... 70203 Other sources Bistre ._ S Brown Bistre S Brown Orange S Bright Yellow S Bubalinus B Electrinus B Luteolus B 53 Melleus B Moderate Yellow RC Ochre.. S Olive Bistre S Orange S Orange Buff... H 507 Reddish Yellow A Straw S Yellow A Yellow S Yellow SC Zinc Yellow Primer (N)._._ F 3315 88. DARK YELLOW Maerz and Paul Bistre Green 13L5 Buckthorn Brown 13L8 Burnished Gold 12L7 Canary-bird Green 12L3 Canary Green 12L3 Chamoline 13L8 DeepStone 13L7 Orient [Yellow] 13L6 Pinchbeck Brown 12L7 Pyrite Yellow 12L3 Sulphine Yellow 12L4 Sumac 13L8 Tennis 12L6 Tinsel 13L7 Venus 12L5 Plochere Antique Brass 73 Yo 4-a Brass 65 Yo 3-a CubanSand 17 Y 3-a Fall Bronze 25 Y 4-a Gold Coast 74Yo4-b Mustard 66 Yo 3-b YellowSmoke 26 Y 4-b Ridgway Ecru-Olive XXX 21 "i Honey Yellow XXX 19" Old Gold.... XVI 19'i Olive-Ocher XXX 21" Sulphine Yellow IV 21i Taylor, Knoche, Granville Antique Gold gm l'-2 ne Mustard gm 2 le Mustard Gold m 2 ne Old Gold gm 2 le Textile Color Card Association Gold 70158 Old Gold 70157 Other sources Bistre S Melleus B Olivaceo-Citrinus B Olivaceus B Olive Bistre S Olive Green S Olive Yellow SC Reddish Yellow A Yellow A Yellow S 89. PALE YELLOW Maerz and Paul Amber White 11C1 Beige 11C2 Cameo Yellow... 10E2 Carnation [Red] 11B2 Cartridge Buff 11B2 Colonial Buff 10G2 Cream 9D2 Cream Buff 10E3 Cuisse de Nymphe 10B2 Eburnean 10B2 Ecru 11C2 Giallolini 10F3 Giallolino 10F3 Italian Straw 1102 Ivory White... 10B2 Ivory [Yellow].... 10B2 Lead Ochre 10D2 Leghorn 10D3 Lint-white 11C2 Massicot [Yellow] 10D2 Milwaukee Brick. 9E3 Nankeen [Yellow].. 10F3 Naples Yellow 10F3 Neapolitan Yellow 10F3 New Silver 11B1 Putty 11B2 Rose de Nymphe 10B2 Seed Pearl 11B2 Spanish Flesh 11B2 Straw |Yellow] 10F2 Vanilla 10C3 Wine Yellow 11E2 Plochere Apricot Cream 207 Or 2-g Celestial Yellow 62 Yo 2-f Champagne 127 OY 4-g Champagne Buff 86 Yo 5-f Cheerful Yellow 1215 YYG 2- Cloud Cream 64 Yo 2-h Colonial Cream 120 OY 3-h Cream Tone 23 Y 3-g Cream Yellow 112 OY 2-h Desert Dust 143 OY 6-g Ecru... 38 Y 5-f Ecru Cream 39 Y 5-g Eggshell. 136 OY 5-h Fantasy Yellow 102 OY 1-f Golden Fleece 134 OY 5-f Golden Sheaf 159 O 2-g Ivory 160 2-h Ivory White 128 OY 4-h Jersey Cream... 71 Yo 3-g Kitten's Ear... 79 Yo 4-g Mellow Buff 135 OY 5-g Mellow Yellow 30 Y 4-f Misty Cream 87 Yo 5-g Murmur 46 Y 6-f Mushroom 144 OY 6-h Mustard Cream 78 Yo 4-f Neutral 47 Y 6-g Orange Cream 166 O 3-f Spring Yellow.. Ill OY 2-g Straw Yellow 119 OY 3-g Sun Glow 110 OY 2-f Transparent Yellow 103 OY 1-g Tumbleweed 142 OY 6-f Twilight Sun 7 Y 1-g Vanilla Custard 70 Yo 3-f Winter Yellow 37 Y 5-e Yellow Cream 63 Yo 2-g Yellow Gem 151 O 1-g Ridgway Cartridge Buff XXX 19"f Ivory Yellow XXX 21"f Light Buff XV 17'f Marguerite Yellow XXX 23"f Massicot Yellow XVI 21'f Olive-Buff XL 21"'d Pale Ochraceous-Salmon... XV 13'f Pale Olive-Buff XL 21"'f Taylor, Knoche, Granville Bamboo m 2 fb Buff m..._ 2 fb Cream gm... \ l A ca Eggshell gm 2 ca Ivory gm 2 db Light Ivory gm 2 ca Parchment gm. VA db Straw m 2 fb Wheat m 2 fb Textile Color Card Association Eggshell 70004 Leghorn 70005 Other sources Bistre _ S Bubalinus. B Buff.... S Dull Reddish Yellow A Dull Yellow A Eggshell (Eng) .. F 2705 Flat Cream (PC) F 3360 Ivory Cream (Eng) F 1335 Light Gray (Eng) F 2660 Light Ivory (Y&D) F 3360 Olivaceo-Bubalinus B Olive Bistre.. S Olive Green S Olive Yellow S Orange.. S Pale Yellow SC Primulinus B Salmoneus B Stramineus. B Sun Tan (Y&D) F 1335 Yellow PSP34 Yellow S Yellow Buff S White MUP03 90. GRAYISH YELLOW Maerz and Paul Amber White 11C1 Banana 11K5 Beige 11C2 Belleek 11B3 Buttercup [Yellow] ._ 11J5 Carnation.. 11B2 Cartridge Buff 11B2 Chamois 1115 ChamoisSkin 1115 Champagne 11 B3 Cloudy Amber 12K3 Crash 12D3 Cream Buff 10E3 Ecru 11C2 Eucalyptus [Green] 20C1 Flax. 12B2 Flaxen 12B2 Fustic 11L5 Giallolini 10F3 Giallolino 10F3 Golden Green 12K3 Honeysweet 11J6 Iron Buff __ _ 11D5 Italian Straw.. 1102 Lark... 12B3 Leghorn 10D3 LightStone 12J5 Lime [Yellow] 11L5 Lint-white 11C2 Malacca 12C4 Maple 11E4 Moth[Greyl 11C3 Nankeen [Yellow] 10F3 Naples Yellow 10F3 Neapolitan Yellow 10F3 NewSilver 11B1 Old Ivory 12C3 Parchment 12B3 Pastel Grey 11D3 Peanut 12B2 Pebble 12B2 Putty 11B2 Raffia 11E5 Seed Pearl 11B2 Sheepskin 11C3 Sombrero 11D4 Spanish Flesh.. 11B2 Sunbeam. __ 11K5 Tanaura. 12D4 Vanilla 10C3 Wine Yellow ._ 11E2 Yellow Brazil Wood 11L5 Yellow Wood 11L5 Plochere Amber Gold 132 OY 5-d Buff Citron 85 Yo 5-e 18th Century Yellow 36 Y 5-d Golden Fleece. 134 OY 5-f GraySand.... 141 OY 6-e Hemp.. 84Yo5-d Mood Beige 45 Y 6-e Rio Grande 133 OY 5-e SiamSand 93 Yo 6-e Winter Yellow.. 37 Y 5-e Ridgway Deep Olive-Buff XL 21"'b Olive-Buff XL 21"'d Smoke Gray XLVI 21""d Taylor, Knoche, Granville Bamboo gm 2 gc Biscuit gm 2 ec Bisque g 3 ec Chamois gm 2 gc Ecru gm 2 ec Ivory g 2 db Light Beige g 3 ec Oatmeal gm 2 ec Putty gm lHec Sand gm 2 ec Textile Color Card Association Flax 70187 Goldmist 1 70183 Other sources Aircraft Cream (AN) F 1745 Bistre S Buff (PC) F1745 Cream (Eng) F 3340 Cream (MA) F 1740 Cream (USA) F 1745 Dull Reddish Yellow A Dull Yellow A Fumosus B Gray (PBS).. F 1660 Gray Tint (MA). F 3040 Grayish Yellow RC Highlight Buff (Y&D) F 1750 Light Gray (Eng) F 3040 Light Gray (USA) F 2655 Light Gray SC Olivaceo-Bubalinus B Olive Bistre S Olive Green S Pale Yellow SC Pearl Gray (PC) F 1665 Sand (USA) F 3325 Warm Gray (Eng) F 3650 Warm Gray (USA) F 1750 Yellow MUP32 Yellow S Yellow Buff S 91. DARK GRAYISH YELLOW Maerz and Paul Bistre Green 13L5 Blond.... 13G6 Buckthorn Brown 13L8 Burnt 12K6 California Green 13H4 Chamoline 13L8 Cloudy Amber 12K3 Crash 12D3 DeepStone 13L7 Golden 13G6 Golden Green 12K3 Honey [Yellow].... 12J6 Isabella 13K7 Lark 12B3 LightStone 12J5 MiddleStone 12J6 Old Ivory 12C3 Olivesheen 13K3 Orient [Yellow] 13L6 Parchment 12B3 Powdered Gold 1216 Roe 12H6 Sudan... 13E4 Sumac 13L8 Tennis 12L6 Tinsel 13L7 Venus 12L5 Yellowstone 12K6 Plochere Amber Gold 132 OY 5-d Fog Yellow 35Y5-C Russet Leaf 83 Yo 5-c 54 Ridgway Dark Olive-Buff XL 21"' Ecru-Olive.... XXX 21"i Isabella Color... XXX 19"i Olive Lake XVI 21'i Taylor, Knoche, Granville Light Mustard Tan gm 2 ie Other sources Bistre S Dull Reddish Yellow A Dull Yellow A Dusky Yellow RC Isabellinus B Light Yellowish Brown SC Olivaceus B Olive Bistre S Olive Green. S Pale Olive SC Sand (USA) F 3325 Viridi-Olivaceus B 92. YELLOWISH WHITE Maerz and Paul Milk White 9B1 rolar Bear 9B2 Plochere Angora 200 Or 1-h Cheerful Yellow 1215 YYg 2-g Cloud Cream 64 Yo 2-h Conclude 1248 YYg 6-h Cream 32 Y 4-h Cream Dream 56 Yo 1-h Cream Cheese 152 1-h Cream Pearl... 96 Yo 6-h Cream Tone 23 Y 3-g Cream White 80 Yo 4-h Desert Dust... 143 OY 6-g Dutch Cream 208 Or 2-h Ecru Cream. 39 Y 5-g Froth 16 Y 2-h Gray Dream 1200 Yg 6^h Green Breath 1184 Yg 4-h Green Ice 1144 Ygg 5-h Heavenly Charm 8 Y 1-h Lamb's Wool 1160 Yg 1-h Misty Cream 87 Yo 5-g Misty Morn 1152 Ygg 6-h Mushroom 144 OY 6-h Neutral 47 Y 6-g Peace.... 72 Yo 3-h Pearly Gates 95 Yo 6-g Promise. 1168 Yg 2-h Sea Foam 1136 Ygg 4-h Smile --_ 1176 Yg 3-h String. 88Yo5-h Suet -_. 104 OY 1-h Sunset Cream. 1208 YYg 1-h Transparent Yellow 103 OY 1-g White Clover 1216 YYg 2-h Ridgway Pale Olive-Gray LI 23"'"f Taylor, Knoche, Granville Ivory Tint m 2 cb Pearl gm 2 ba Shell Tint gm 2 ba Yellow Tint m 1 ba Textile Color Card Association Cream 70003 Ivory. 70002 White(USA) 65005 White 70001 Other sources Brownish White A Buff S Eggshell (Eng)... F 3720 Subolivaceo-Griseus _. B White -- SC Yellow _.. S 93. YELLOWISH GRAY Maerz and Paul Alabaster 10A2 Atmosphere 12A3 Belleek 11B3 Bisque 11A3 Champagne 11B3 Flesh 11A2 Lilac Grey 43B2 Mauve Blush... 12A3 Moonlight 11A2 Moonmist _ 12A2 Natural 11A2 NewSilver 11B1 Paper White 11A1 Pearl Gray 44A1 Plaza Grey 44A1 Shell Grey 44A1 Tilleul-Buff 10A2 White Jade 10A2 Woodash _ 27A1 Plochere Beige Gray 94 Yo 6-f Gravel 189 O 6-e Gray Dream 1200 Yg 6-h GraySand 141 OY 6-e Moth 1247 YYg 6-g Murmur 46 Y 6-f Scotch Mist _ 1199 Yg 6-g Silver Lining 334 Ro 6-f Tumbleweed 142 OY 6-f Ridgway Drab-Gray XLVI 17""d Light Olive-Gray LI 23"'"d Pale Mouse Gray LI 15"'"d Pale Olive-Gray LI 23"'"f PaleSmoke Gray.. XLVI 21""f Smoke Gray XLVI 21""d Taylor, Knoche, Granville Ivory Tint gm 2 cb Natural gm 2 dc Putty m 1,4 ec String gm 2 dc Textile Color Card Association Natural 70199 Pearl Grey 70193 Sand 70136 White (USA) 65005 Other sources Bistre S Brownish Gray... A Buff S Dark Brown S Fumosus --. B Gray (PC) F 1655 Gray (PBS) F 3640 Gray S Light Gray SC Olive Bistre S Olive Green S Olive Yellow S Submurinus B Subolivaceo-Griseus. B Very Pale Orange RC White MUP02 White SC Yellowish Gray RC 94. LIGHT OLIVE BROWN Maerz and Paul Antelope 14B4 Antique 14L8 Antique Drab 14K8 Arrowwood 13C4 Aurum 14K7 Biarritz...... 13B3 Buckthorn Brown 13L8 Burnished Gold 12L7 Calabash 14J7 Chamoline 13L8 Clay Drab 1417 Crash 12D3 DeepStone 13L7 Drab 14B5 Dresden Brown 14K8 Dust 14B4 Elmwood 13B3 Fox 14K8 Gold 14K7 Golden 14K7 Imperial Stone 14K7 Hamadan 13C4 Isabella 13K7 Lark 12B3 Lido 13C3 Mastic 13E5 Medal Bronze. 14J7 Miami Sand 13B3 Mode Beige 14B5 Old Bronze 14L7 Old Ivory 12C3 Parchment 12B3 Pepita 13D5 Pinchbeck Brown... 12L7 Rustic Drab 14B5 Sand Dune 14B5 Seaside 13B4 Sponge 14C5 Sudan 13E4 Sumac 13L8 Syrup 14L8 Tea Time 13B4 Tinsel 13L7 Tourterelle 13B4 Travertine 14C4 Plochere Citron Gray 91 Yo 6-c Shadow Beige 44 Y 6-d TaupeSand 43 Y 6-c Tuscan Sand 139 OY 6-c Yellow Mist 140 OY 6-d Ridgway Buffy Citrine XVI 19'k Clay Color XXIX 17" Light Brownish Olive XXX 19"k Old Gold XVI 19'i Orange-Citrine... IV 19k Saccardo's Olive XVI 19'm Tawny-Olive XXIX 17"i Taylor, Knoche, Granville Beige g 3 ge Camel g 3 ge Covert Tan m 2 ge Dull Gold m 2 ng Greige m 2 ge Light Mustard Tan g 2 ie Mustard g 2 Ie Mustard Gold gm. 2 pg Mustard Tan m. 2 Ig Old Gold g 2 ne Silver Gray g 3 fe Textile Color Card Association Khaki 70188 Other sources Bistre S Bistre Brown S Brown Bistre S Brown Olive S Brownish Olive A Dark Ochre S Deep Bistre S Gray Bistre S Gray Brown S Grayish Brown SC Isabellinus B Light Olive Brown SC Melleus B Middle Stone (AN) F 3320 Middlestone (USA) F 3320 Olivaceo-Citrinus B Olivaceus B Olive Bistre S 95. MODERATE OLIVE BROWN Maerz and Paul Acanthe 15L9 Antique 14L8 Antique Drab 14K8 Bone Brown 8C12 Bracken 8C12 Broncho. 8E12 Bronze Nude 15H7 Butternut 15L9 Cocher 15L10 Dresden Brown... 14K8 Fox 14K8 Indian Brown 8E12 Ivory Brown 8C12 Loutre 8C12 Old English Brown 8E12 Old Olive 15H7 Olive Brown 15H7 Rubber 15H8 Siberian Brown... 15L9 Syrup 14L8 Whippet 15L10 Plochere Autumn Brown. 129 OY 5-a Bison _ 186 6-b Citron Bronze 138 OY 6-b Deep Ravine 42 Y 6-b Hawk Brown 89 Yo 6-a Oriental Bronze 90 Yo 6-b Ridgway Brownish Olive.... XXX 19"m Medal Bronze IV 19m Saccardo's Olive XVI 19'm Saccardo's Umber XXIX 17"k Sepia XXIX 17"m Taylor, Knoche, Granville Beaver g 3 li Beige Brown g__ 3 ig Clove Brown g 3 ni Covert Brown m 2 nl Dark Brown m _ 2 pn Deep Brown g 3 pi Mist Brown g 3 ig Mustard Brown gm 2 pi Textile Color Card Association Bronze. 70159 Light Olive Drab 70184 Other sources Bistre S Brownish Olive A Dark Earth (AN) F 3005 Dark Grayish Brown SC Field Drab (USA) F 3005 Olivaceo-Citrinus B Olivaceus. B Olive S Olive Brown S Olive Brown SC Red Brown. S Sepiaceus B Very Dark Grayish Brown.. SC 96. DARK OLIVE BROWN Maerz and Paul Bark.... _. 8C11 Bone Brown 8C12 Bracken 8C12 Broncho 8E12 Indian Brown 8E12 Ivory Brown 8C12 Loutre 8C12 Mocha 8C11 Old English Brown 8E12 Sepia.. 8A10 Plochere Lava 185 6-a Taylor, Knoche, Granville Beaver Gray g._ 3 ml Coffee g 3 pn 55 Dark Brown g 3 nl Sepia Brown g 3 pn Seal Brown g 3 pn Other sources Black SC Dull Brownish Olive A Marine Green F 1405 Olive Brown SC Olive Drab (AN).. __■ F 1405 Olive Drab (PC) F 1405 Olive Drab (USA) F 1405 97. VIVID GREENISH YELLOW Maerz and Paul Cadmium Lemon 9L1 Mutrie Yellow 9L1 Taylor, Knoche, Granville Bright Chartreuse Yellow g_ lob Bright Lemon Yellow gm... 1 pa Lemon Yellow g 1 la Mimosa Yellow g 1 la Other sources Bright Greenish Yellow A Lemon S Primrose Yellow H 601 Sulphur Yellow H 1 98. BRILLIANT GREENISH YELLOW Maerz and Paul Cadmium Lemon 9L1 Chartreuse 11 LI Chrome Primrose 9K1 Citronelle 18L2 Endive 17L3 Eve Green 18L1 Mutrie Yellow 9L1 Strontium Yellow 10L1 Plochere Butterfly Yellow 1211 YYg 2-c Chartreuse Yellow 1202 YYg 1-b Gay Yellow 1204 YYg 1-d Grapefruit Green 1210 YYg 2-b Lime Yellow 1201 YYg 1-a Primrose Yellow 1 Y 1-a Spring Flower 1203 YYg 1-c SummerSun 2 Y 1-b Sun Yellow 3 Y 1-c Yellow Bright 52 Yo 1-d Ridgway Citron Yellow XVI 23'b Green-Yellow V 27b Lemon Yellow IV 23 Light Greenish Yellow V 25b Pale Lemon Yellow IV 23b Picric Yellow IV 23d Taylor, Knoche, Granville Bright Chartreuse Yellow m 1 ob Lemon Yellow gm 1 ia Light Chartreuse Yellow m_ 1 kb Light Citron Yellow m 1 kb Light Lemon Yellow g 1 ga Light Yellow g 1 ga Mimosa Yellow gm 1 ia Sulphur Yellow gm 1 ia Other sources Dresden Yellow H 64 Flavus B Greenish Yellow A Mimosa Yellow H 602 Sulphureus B Viridi-Flavus B 99. STRONG GREENISH YELLOW Maerz and Paul Chartreuse 11L1 Citronelle 18L2 Plochere Arcadia 1209 YYg 2-a Grapefruit Green. 1210 YYg 2-b Lime Yellow 1201 YYg 1-a Ridgway Citron Yellow XVI 23'b Greenish Yellow V 25 Lemon Yellow IV 23 Light Greenish Yellow V 25b Strontium Yellow XVI 23' Viridine Yellow V 29b Taylor, Knoche, Granville Bright Chartreuse Yellow 1 mb gm Chartreuse Yellow gm 1 pc Citron Yellow g lie Light Chartreuse Yellow g._ 1 kb Light Citron Yellow g 1 kb Textile Color Card Association Chartreuse 70208 Other sources Citron Green H 763 Flavo-Virens B Flavus B Greenish Yellow A Viridi-Flavus B 100. DEEP GREENISH YELLOW Taylor, Knoche, Granville Olive Yellow g.._ __ 1 pe Other sources Greenish Yellow A Lemon Yellow S Olive Green S 101. LIGHT GREENISH YELLOW Maerz and Paul Acacia 11K1 Brimstone [Yellow] 10J1 Chalcedony Yellow 18J1 Chartreuse 1 1 LI Chartreuse Yellow 1111 Chrome Primrose 9K1 Citronelle 18L2 Citrus .... 10J1 Dyer's Broom 11J1 Dyer's Greenwood 11J1 Endive 17L3 Gaude 11K1 Genestrole 11J1 Genet 11J1 Liqueur Green 18K2 Luteous 11K1 Martius Yellow 911 Olde 11K1 Oold 11K1 Reed Yellow.... __ 1011 Sulphur 10J1 Sulphur lYellow] 10J1 Trentanel 11J1 Wald _. 11K1 Wau -. 11K1 Weld 11K1 Wield 11K1 Woald 11K1 Wod 11K1 Wold 11K1 Plochere Butterfly Yellow 1211 YYg 2-c Chelsea Yellow 21 Y 3-e Citron Yellow 20 Y 3-d Debutante Yellow 1213 YYg 2-e Fairy Gold 1205 YYg 1-e Gay Yellow 1204 YYg 1-d Gleam 13 Y 2-e Gold Glow 1222 YYg 3-f Golden Sulphur 1221 YYg 3-e Grapefruit Green 1210 YYg 2-b Green Charm 1165 Yg 2-e Love Light 1158 Yg 1-f Lustrous Yellow 53 Yo 1-e Mellow Green 1220 YYg 3-d Mellow Yellow 30 Y 4-f Misty Jade 1173 Yg 3-e Muted Yellow 29 Y 4-e Pale Star 31 Y 4-g Poet's Yellow 54 Yo 1-f Pom Pom 11 Y 2-c Shining Yellow 4Y 1-d Spring Dream 1166 Yg 2-f Spring Eve 1157 Yg 1-e Sulphur 5 Y 1-e Sun Yellow 3 Y 1-c Sunshine 12 Y 2-d WinterSun 14 Y 2-f Yellow Bright 52 Yo 1-d Yellow Rose 1212 YYg 2-d Youth Yellow. 1206 YYg 1-f Ridgway Barium Yellow XVI 23'd Chalcedony Yellow XVII 25'b Chartreuse Yellow XXXI 25"d Citron Yellow XVI 23'b Light Chalcedony Yellow... XVII 25'd Light Green-Yellow.. V 27d Light Viridine Yellow V 29d Martius Yellow IV 23f Naphthalene Yellow XVI 23'f Pale Green-Yellow V 27f Pale Greenish Yellow V 25d Pale Viridine Yellow V 29f Primrose Yellow XXX 23"d Sea-foam Yellow XXXI 25"f Sulphur Yellow V 25f Taylor, Knoche, Granville Canary Yellow gm lea Light Chartreuse Yellow m_ 1 hb Light Citron Yellow m 1 hb Light Lemon Yellow m 1 ga Light Yellow gm lea Mimosa Yellow m 1 ga Pale Lemon Yellow gm lea Pastel Yellow g 1 fb Primrose Yellow gm lea Sulphur Yellow m 1 ga Other sources Flavo-Virens B Greenish Yellow A Griseo-Chlorinus B Primulinus B Stramineus B Sulphureus B Viridi-Flavus B 102. MODERATE GREENISH YELLOW Maerz and Paul Acacia 11K1 Butterfly 1911 Chartreuse 11 LI Chartreuse Yellow 1111 Chrysolite Green 19K3 Citronelle 18L2 Citron Green 19K2 Dyer's Broom 11J1 Dyer's Greenwood 11J1 Eau-de-Javel Green 19L2 Gaude 11K1 Genestrole 1 1J 1 Genet _ 11J1 Grapefruit 19L1 Javel Green 19L2 Linden Green 19J1 Linden Yellow... 19J1 Liqueur Green 18K2 Luteous 11K1 Oil Yellow 12L1 Olde 11K1 Oold 11K1 Russet Green 20K1 Trentanel 11J1 Wald 11K1 Wau 11K1 Weld 11K1 Wield 11K1 Woald 11K1 Wod 11K1 Wold 11K1 Plochere Arcadia 1209 YYg 2-a Citron Yellow 20 Y 3-d Grapefruit Green 1210 YYg 2-b Green Banana 1228 YYg 4-d Green Sulphur 1219 YYg 3-c Martinique 1218 YYg 3-b Ridgway Barium Yellow XVI 23'd Citron Green XXXI 25"b Citron Yellow XVI 23'b Javel Green V 27i Lime Green XXXI 25" Olive-Yellow XXX 23" Pale Greenish Yellow V 25d Reed Yellow XXX 23"b Viridine Yellow V 29b Taylor, Knoche, Granville Chartreuse Yellow gm lie Citron Yellow gm lie Dusty Yellow g . \y 2 gc Light Chartreuse Yellow g_ 1 hb Light Citron Yellow g 1 hb Pastel Yellow g 1 fb Other sources Bistre S Citrino-Viridis B Citron Green H 763 Flavo-Virens B Greenish Yellow A Griseo-Chlorinus B Herbaceus B Primulinus B Stramineus B Sulphureus B Viridi-Flavus B 103. DARK GREENISH YELLOW Maerz and Paul Certosa 20L3 Chartreuse Green 12L2 Courge Green 21L3 Olive Yellow 12L2 Russet Green 20K1 Plochere Green Oasis 1217 YYg 3-a Ridgway Light Yellowish Olive XXX 23"t Lime Green XXXI 25" Oil Yellow... V25i Pyrite Yellow IV 23i Yellowish Citrine XVI 23"i Taylor, Knoche, Granville Antique Gold gm l]/ 2 fa Olive Yellow gm 1 ne Other sources Citrino-Viridis B Dark Greenish Yellow RC Greenish Yellow A Herbaceus B Olivaceo-Citrinus B Olivaceus B; 56 104. PALE GREENISH YELLOW Maerz and Paul Amber White 11C1 Primrose Green 10F1 Reed Yellow 1011 Tilleul [Green] 18E1 Wax Color 11D1 Waxen 11D1 Wax White _ 11D1 Plochere Best Effort 1224 YYg 3-h Blossom 6 Y 1-f Breath of Spring 1183 Yg 4-g Chelsea Yellow 21 Y 3-e Cream Chant 1223 YYg 3-g Cream Delight 1175 Yg 3-g Gold Glow 1222 YYg 3-f Happy Day 1159 Yg 1-g Heavenly Day 1167 Yg 2-g Jade Cream 1174 Yg 3-f Light Hearted 15 Y 2-g Mellow Yellow 30 Y 4-f Misty Jade 1173 Yg 3-e Nymph Green. ._ _. 1182 Yg 4-f Olive Glow 1230 YYg 4-f Olive Hint 1231 YYg 4-g PaleStar.... 31 Y 4-g Shine 1207 YYg 1-g Spring Dream 1166 Yg 2-f Sun Green 1214 YYg 2-f Unique 22 Y 3-f Yellow Essence.. 55 Yo 1-g Ridgway Naphthalene Yellow.. XVI 23'f Pale Chalcedony Yellow... XVII 25'f Pale Green-Yellow V 27f Pale Viridine Yellow V 29f Sea-foam Green XXXI 27"f Sea-foam Yellow XXXI 25"f Sulphur Yellow V 25f Taylor, Knoche, Granville Pale Yellow g lea Pastel Yellow m 1 fb Other sources Dull Greenish Yellow A Flavo-Virens B Griseo-Chlorinus.. B Stramineus B Sulphureus B Viridi-Flavus B 105. GRAYISH GREENISH YELLOW Maerz and Paul Absinthe Yellow... _ 12J2 Amber White 11C1 Chrysolite Green 19K3 Citron Green 19K2 Hay 1212 Lime Green 20J1 Russet Green _ 20K1 Sallow 12E2 Siskin Green 19J2 Water Green 19C2 Wax Color 11D1 Waxen 11D1 Wax White 11D1 Yellowstone 12G2 Plochere Golden Mist 1238 YYg 5-f Green Banana 1228 YYg 4-d Lily Green... _. 1181 Yg 4-e Shadow Olive 1229 YYg 4-e Ridgway Citron Green XXXI 25"b Taylor, Knoche, Granville Citron gm _. 1 gc Dusty Yellow gm V/i gc Other sources Dull Greenish Yellow A Green (PC) F 3463 Griseo-Chlorinus B Light Green (USA) F 1470 Moderate Greenish Yellow. RC 106. LIGHT OLIVE Maerz and Paul Antique Brass 14J4 Aucuba Green 22L1 Bladder Green 22K1 Certosa 20L3 Citrine 14L6 Courge Green.. _. 21L3 Green Finch 14L5 Grape Green 21J1 Laurel Green _ 22L1 Leek Green 22K1 Lime Green 20J1 Mignonette |Green| 22K1 Moss [Green]... _ 21L2 Mousse 21L2 Oak [Green] 22L1 Oasis 20L2 Old Bronze 14L7 Old Gold 14K5 Old Moss|Green] 14L2 Olive Terra Verte 22L1 Olive Yellow 14L2 Palmleaf 14L1 Reseda |Green] 22K1 Rhubarb 14L6 Romantic Green 14L3 Russet Green 20K1 Sap Green 22K1 Sea Moss (a) 22L1 Serpentine Green 14K3 Silver Fern 14J2 Verde Vessie 22K1 Warbler Green 14L3 Willow Green... .__ 22K1 Plochere Bronze Mist 34 Y 5-b Cocoa Bronze 82 Yo 5-b Ridgway Buffy Olive XXX 21"k Citrine IV 21k Citrine-Drab ._ XL 21"'i Dull Citrine XVI 21'k Kronberg's Green XXXI 25"k Lime Green _. XXXI 25" Mignonette Green XXXI 25"i Olive Lake XVI Zl'i Serpentine Green XVI 23'k Warbler Green IV 23k Yellowish Oil Green V 25k Yellowish Olive XXX 23"k Taylor, Knoche, Granville Bright Olive Green g 24^ pg Dull Gold m 2 ng Dusty Olive gm 1 pg Golden Olive gm lHPB Light Moss Green gm lie Light Mustard Tan g 2 ie Light Olive gm l 1 ^ ie Olive m 1 pi Other sources Atroherbaceus B Bistre Brown... S Citrino-Viridis B Dull Greenish Yellow A Herbaceus B Light Olive RC Light Olive Brown RC Light Olive Green S Olivaceo-Citrinus B Olivaceus B Olive A Olive SC Olive Bistre S Olive Green S Viridi-Olivaceus B Yellow Brown S 107. MODERATE OLIVE Maerz and Paul Ivy (Green] 16L9 Kentucky Green 22H 12 Lierre 16L9 Metallic Green 15L6 Olivaceous 15L4 Olive [Green| 15L4 Roman Green 15L5 Willow. 15L7 Plochere Antique Bronze 81 Yo 5-a Midnight Bronze. 33 Y 5-a Ridgway Calla Green. V 25m Citrine _ IV 21k Dark Citrine IV 21m Dark Greenish Olive XXX 23"m Deep Olive XL 21"'k Dull Citrine XVI 21'k Ivy Green XXXI 25"m Kronberg's Green XXXI 25"k Olive XXX 21"m Olive-Citrine XVI 21'm Olive-Green IV 23m Roman Green XVI 23'm Yellowish Olive.... XXX 23"k Taylor, Knoche, Granville Bright Olive Green g 24 V£ pg Dark Olive Green gm 24!^ pi Dull Gold g 2 ng Golden Olive g l'/ 2 Ig Mustard Brown g 2 ni Mustard Tan g 2 Ig Olive gm 1 pi Olive Green g 24H Pi Other sources Atroherbaceus B Dark Olive SC Herbaceus B Moderate Olive Brown RC Obscuro-Virens B Olivaceo-Citrinus B Olivaceus B Olive A Olive.... -..- SC Olive Gray S Olive Green S Olive Yellow S 108. DARK OLIVE Taylor, Knoche, Granville Black Olive g 1 po Dark Brown g 2 pn Ebony g 1 po Teak g 1 po Other sources Anti-Corrosive Green (MA). F 2430 Dark Olive SC Green (PO)..._ F 1410 Olive A Olive Drab (USA).. F 2430 Olive Green (USA) F 1410 Pullman Green (PC) F 2430 109. LIGHT GRAYISH OLIVE Maerz and Paul Acier 21B1 Anamite 14B3 Antique Brass 14J4 Beach 13B2 Chip 13B2 Crash 12D3 Dune 14B3 Dusty Green 22C1 Grey Drab 21B1 Hemp 14H4 Lead Grey... 13C1 Lint 13C2 Moss Grey 14F2 Quaker Grey 21B1 Sage Grey 13C2 Sand 13B2 Silver Fern 14J2 Sirocco 14B2 Smoke Yellow 13B2 Sudan 13E4 Twine... 14B3 Vetiver Green 22G1 Plochere Citron Gray 91 Yo 6-c Oriental Sand 92 Yo 6-d Ridgway Grayish Olive XLVI 21"" Light Grayish Olive.. XLVI 21""b Olive-Gray LI 23"'"b Taylor, Knoche, Granville Citron Gray gm 1 ge Covert Tan gm 2 ge Greige gm 2 ge Light Olive Gray gm l^ge Olive Gray gm 1 ig Other sources Bistre S Gray (PC)... F 1635 Griseo-Olivaceus B Light Olive (BuOrd) F 2445 Light Olive Gray SC Medium Gray (Eng) F 2645 Olive A Olive SC Olive Gray.. SC Olive Green S Pale Olive RC Pale Olive SC Slate Green... S Subolivaceo-Griseus B 110. GRAYISH OLIVE Maerz and Paul Autumn _ 8A12 Beech 15E4 Bronze Lustre 16E12 Bronzesheen 16H12 Cod Grey 16C7 Drabolve 15J5 Fish Grey 16C7 Ivy [Green]... 16L9 Lierre.. 16L9 Olive Drab 15J5 Plochere BronzeSheen 41 Y 6-a Desert Palm 137 OY 6-a Ridgway Dark Greenish Olive XXX 23"m Dark Olive XL 21"'m Dark Olive-Gray... LI 23""'i Deep Olive XL 21"'k Ivy Green. ...^ XXXI 25"m Olive XXX 21"m Taylor, Knoche, Granville Covert Brown gm 2 li Dark Olive gm 1 nl Dark Olive Gray g.. 1ml Light Olive Drab gm 1 li Olive m 1 pi Olive Drab gm 1 nl Olive Gray g , 1 ig Slate Tan g 2 ig Other sources Black Brown S Dark Olive S Dark Olive Gray SC Grayish Olive RC Obscuro-Virens B Olivaceo-Griseus.. B Olivaceus. B 57 Olive A Olive... S Olive SC Olive Black. S Olive Brown S Olive Drab (AN) F 3412 Olive Drab (USA) F 3412 Olive Gray SC Olive Green S Pullman Green (PC) F 3412 111. DARK GRAYISH OLIVE Maerz and Paul Autumn 8A12 Moose 8C10 Wren 8A11 Taylor, Knoche, Granville Dark Olive g 1 pn Other sources Black SC Dark Olive.... SC Olive A Olive Black RC 112. LIGHT OLIVE GRAY Maerz and Paul Beach 13B2 Ceruse. 6A1 Chip... 13B2 Cookie 14C3 GreyStone 13A2 Kasha-Beige 14A2 Light Grege 13A2 Oriental Pearl.. 14A2 Piping Rock 13A2 Russian Grey 14A2 Sand.. 13B2 Slate-Grey 14A2 Smoke Yellow 13B2 Water Grey 14B1 Ridgway Deep Olive-Gray LI 23'"" Light Grayish Olive XLVI 21""b Olive-Gray LI 23"'"b Taylor, Knoche, Granville Citron Gray m 1 fe Covert Gray gm 2 fe Dark Covert Gray m 2 ih Greigem.. 1 fe Olive Gray m 1 ih Slate Tan m 2 ig Other sources Bistre S Gray (PC).... F 1635 Gray S Gray SC Gray Black S Gray Brown S Gray Green S Greenish Gray A Griseo-Olivaceus B Light Gray. SC Light Olive Gray RC Light Olive Gray SC Medium Gray (USA) F 3625 Olivaceo-Griseus B Olive Bistre .. S Olive Gray S Olive Gray SC Olive Green... S Slate Green... ... S Subolivaceo-Griseus... .. B 113. OLIVE GRAY Maerz and Paul Beaverpelt. 15A3 Beech _ 15E4 Chickadee Gray 47A1 Cod Grey 16C7 Crag... 15C2 Crystal Palace Green 31 A2 Cub 15C1 English Grey 15C2 Fish Grey 16C7 Grege 15A3 Jaffi 47A1 Kangaroo 16C6 Metallique 15C3 Nutria 15A3 Rat.._ 16C5 Sea Hawk 47A1 Stone Grey 31A2 Wren.... 8A11 Ridgway Dark Grayish Olive XLVI 21""k Dark Olive-Gray LI 23"'"i Deep Grayish Olive XLVI 21""i Iron Gray LI 23 '""k Olivaceous Black (1) XLVI 21""m Olivaceous Black (3) LI 23""'m Taylor, Knoche, Granville Beige Gray g 3 ih Black Olive m 1 po Dark Covert Gray g 2 ih Dark Olive m V ■> nl Dark Olive Gray m 1 ml Ebony m.. 1 po Light Olive Drab m V4 li Mouse g 3 i h Olive Drab m. l'jnl Olive Gray g._ 1 ih Teak m 1 po Other sources Black S Black Brown S Dark Gray SC Dark Olive S Dark Putty (Eng) F 1605 Ferro-Griseus B Gray Black S Greenish Gray A Griseo-Olivaceus B Loam (Eng) F 3403 Niger B Olivaceo-Griseus B Olivaceo-Nlger B Olive Black... RC Olive Black S Olive Brown S Olive Gray RC Olive Gray S Olive Green S Very Dark Gray SC 114. OLIVE BLACK Other sources Black SC Greenish Black A 115. VIVID YELLOW GREEN Plochere Chartreuse Green 1154 Yg 1-b Greenery 1161 Yg 2-a Verdant 1153 Yg 1-a Ridgway Bright Green-Yellow V 27 Night Green VI 33 Taylor, Knoche, Granville Bright Chartreuse gm 24'2na Bright Lime Green gm 24 pa Vivid Chartreuse gm 24' 2 pa Other sources Apple Green _ S Bright Yellowish Green A Sap Green H 62 Viridi-Flaveus. B Viridis B 116. BRILLIANT YELLOW GREEN Plochere Chartreuse Green 1154 Yg 1-b Glory Green. 1162 Yg 2-b Growth Green 1116 Ygg 2-d Jade Lime 1155 Yg 1-c June Bud 1108 Ygg 1-d Lime Yellow 1201 YYg 1-a Love Bird. 1163 Yg 2-c Montrose Yellow _ 1156 Yg 1-d Pistachio Cream 1109 Ygg 1-e Spring Eve 1157 Yg 1-e Verdugo 1171 Yg 3-c Ridgway Bright Chalcedony Yellow. XVII 25' Clear Dull Green- Yellow... XVII 27'b Clear Yellow-Green VI 31b Light Yellow-Green VI 31d Neva Green V 29 Vanderpoel's Green VI 33b Viridine Green VI 33d Yellow Green VI 31 Taylor, Knoche, Granville Bright Chartreuse gm 24>/2 ia Bright Lime Green m 24 na Lettuce Green gm 24' i ga Light Chartreuse gm 24 ' 2 ga Light Lime Green gm 24 ga Other sources Chartreuse Green H 663 Flavo-Virens. B Pale Yellow Green S Pea Green H 61 Sap Green H 62 Subviridis B Uranium Green H 63 Veronese Green H 660 Vindi-Flavus B Viridis B Yellowish Green. . A 117. STRONG YELLOW GREEN Maerz and Paul Calliste Green. 19L6 English Green 19L8 Love Bird 18L6 Neva Green 17L8 Scheele's Green 19L8 Swedish Green. 19L8 Viridine Yellow 17L7 Plochere Foliage 1170 Yg 3-b Green Oasis 1217 YYg 3-a Green Spring. 1115 Ygg 2-c Greenery 1161 Yg 2-a Lettuce Green 1169 Yg 3-a Ridgway Apple Green XVII 29' Calliste Green VI 31i Clear Dull Green-Yellow.. XVII 27'b Cosse Green V 29i Dull Green-Yellow.. .... XVII 27' Mineral Green XVIII 31' Scheele's Green VI 33i Vanderpoel's Green VI 33b Taylor, Knoche, Granville Bright Chartreuse gm 24 1 i nc Bright Lime Green gm 24 pc Chartreuse gm 2441c Lettuce Green g 24 ic Light Lime Green g 24 ia Lime Green gm 24 nc Lime Peel gm 24 pe Parrot Green gm 24 1c Pea Green gm u ne Sap Green gm. 24 pe Spring Green g _ 24 ic Willow Green gm 244 pe Textile Color Card Association Spring Green 70061 Other sources Agathia Green H 60 Apple Green S Atroviridis B Deep Green S Fern Green H 0862 Flavo-Virens B Green S Herbaceus B Lettuce Green H 861 Light Olive Green S Olive Green S Scheele's Green H 860 Viridi-Flavus B Viridis B Yellow Green S Yellowish Green A 118. DEEP YELLOW GREEN Taylor, Knoche, Granville Lime Peel g 24 pg Other sources Yellowish Green A 119. LIGHT YELLOW GREEN Maerz and Paul Glass Green 18F3 Lumiere Green 1815 Reed Green 19D2 Rhone 18B3 Sky Green 1815 Viridine Green 1716 Vitreous. 18F3 Water Green 19C2 Plochere Breath of Spring 1183 Yg 4-g Corydalis 1134 Ygg 4-f Etherial Green 1127 Ygg 3-g Flowerlet 1110 Ygg 1-f Golden Mist 1238 YYg 5-f Green Charm 1165 Yg 2-e Green Pride 1164 Yg 2-d Gumdrop Green 1125 Ygg 3-e Heavenly Green 1126 Ygg 3-f June Green 1117 Ygg 2-e Lily Green 1181 Yg 4-e Lime Cream.... 1119 Ygg 2-g Misty Jade. 1173 Yg 3-e Muse.. 1111 Ygg 1-g Nymph Green 1182 Yg 4-f Shadow Lime 1172 Yg 3-d Spring Bud 1118 Ygg 2-f Spring Eve.... 1157 Yg 1-e Verdugo 1171 Yg 3-c Ridgway Bright Chalcedony Yellow.. XVII 25' Clear Dull Green-Yellow... XVII 27'b Corydalis Green XLI 29"'d Deep Sea-foam Green XXXI 27"d Glass Green XXXI 29"d Light Dull Green-Yellow... XVII 27'd Light Fluorite Green XXXI I 33"d Light Lumiere Green XVII 29'd Light Turtle Green XXXII 31"d Light Viridine Green VI 33f Light Yellow-Green VI 31d Lumiere Green... XVII 29'b Opaline Green VII 37f Pale Cendre Green VI 35f Pale Dull Green-Yellow.... XVII 27'f Pale Glass Green XXXI 29"f Pale Lumiere Green XVII 29'f Pale Tiber Green XVIII 33'f Pale Turtle Green XXXII 31"f 58 Pale Veronese Green XVIII 31'f Pale Yellow-Green VI 31f Rivage Green. XVIII 31'b Veronese Green XVIII 31'd Taylor, Knoche, Granville Lettuce Green m 24 1 2 hb Light Chartreuse gm... .. 24' 2 ea Light Green gm 24 ea Mist Green g _. 24' 2 db Pale Chartreuse gm 24'2ca Pale Green g 24 ca Textile Color Card Association Nile. 70031 O ther sources Flavo-Virens B Griseo-Chlorinus B Light Green (Eng) F 3448 Light Olive Green S Pale Green S Pale Yellow Green S Prasinus B Subviridis B Vindi-Flavus B Vindi-Glaucus B Yellowish Green A 120. MODERATE YELLOW GREEN Maerz and Paul Absinthe [Green] 20J5 Apple Green 19J6 Art Green 22L7 Asphodel Green 21J5 Autumn Green 22K7 Biscay Green 21 K5 Boa 19B5 Bourgeon 20J4 Box Green 22L3 Calla Green 22L4 Calliste Green 19L6 Cerro Green 22L5 Certosa 20L3 Chromium Green 21K7 Chrysolite Green 19K3 Cosse Green 19L5 Courge Green 21L3 Cress Green 22K6 Cresson 22K6 Eau-de-Nile 19B5 Epsom 2016 Kern 2117 Fern Green 21F5 Foliage Green 20J5 Gaudy Green 22K7 Gay Green 21L6 Grass Green... 21L5 Grasshopper 20F6 Kildare Green. 1915 Lawn Green 21L5 Leek [Green] 22J5 Lettuce Green 20L5 Liberty Green 1914 Lily Green 19H5 Mignon Green 21J6 Morillon 22L2 Moss [Green] 21L2 Mousse 21L2 Mytho Green 20B5 Nile [Green] _. 19B5 Oasis 20L2 Palm 22L2 Park Green 21L7 Porraceous. 22J5 Parrakeet 21L6 Parroquit Green 21L6 Parrot Green 21L6 Pea Green 20G6 Peridot 22L6 Perruche 21L6 Piquant Green 20K6 Pistache 19C6 Pistachio Green.. 19C6 Pomona Green.. 19J6 Popinjay Green ... 21L6 Porret 22J5 Rainette Green 21K4 Rivage Green 1717 Sage [Green] 2215 Sea Green 19K6 Sea-water Green .. 19K6 Seered Green 20K3 Shadow Green 20J3 Spinach Green.. 22K7 Spring Green 18J7 Tapis Vert 21L5 Tarragon 21B7 Terrasse Green 21L5 Turtle Green.. 19G5 Verdant Green 20K5 Verd Gay 21L6 WaterCress 22K6 Woodbine Green 22L6 Plochere Apple Green 1180 Yg 4-d Cedar 1130Ygg4-b Cedar Bough 1186 Yg 5 -b Chrysolite Green. 1179 Yg 4-c Drab Olive . 1188 Yg 5-d Dusky Citron 1237 YYg 5-e Dusty Green... . 1189 Yg 5-e 18th Century Citron 1236 YYg 5-d Fern Green . 1131 Ygg 4-c Fir Green 1234 YYg 5-b Green Grass 1178 Yg 4 b Green Moss 1122 Ygg 3-b Green Olive.... 1225 YYg 4 a Green Tee 1177 Yg 4-a Mignonette . 1226 YYg 4-b Mistletoe . 1139 Ygg 5-c Pea Green 1132 Ygg 4-d Piquant Green . 1123 Ygg 3-c Queen Anne .... 1133 Ygg 4-e Sage 1187 Yg5-c Seville 1124 Ygg 3-d Slate Citron 1235 YYg 5-c Winter Pear 1227 YYg 4-c Ridgway Absinthe Green .... XXXI 29" Asphodel Green.. .. ..XLI 29'" Bice Green XVII 29'k Biscay Green XVII 27'i Cedar Green _. VI 31m Chromium Green... . ... XXXII 3 r ' 1 Chrysolite Green XXXI 27"b Clear Dull Green-Yellow ... XVII 27'L Courge Green XVII 25i Cress Green ... XXXI 29"k Deep Chrysolite Green.. ._ XXXI 27" Deep Dull Yellow-Green(l) XXXII 31"k Deep Grape Green XLI 25"'i Forest Green XVII 29'm Grape Green XLI 25'" Grass Green .... VI 33k Hellebore Green XVII 25'm Kildare Green XXXI 29"b Lettuce Green V 29k Light Bice Green XVII 29'i Light Cress Green . XXXI 29"i Light Elm Green XVII 27'k Light Grape Green XLI 25"'b Light Hellebore Green XVII 25'k Lumiere Green XVII 29'b Mytho Green XLI 29"'b Oil Green V 27k Parrot Green .. VI 31k Peacock Green VI 35i Rainette Green XXXI 27"i Rinnemann's Green ... ... XVI II 31 'i Rivage Green XVIII 31'b Scheele's Green.. VI 33i Spinach Green V 29m Turtle Green XXXII 31"b Veronese Green XVIII 31'd Vetiver Green XLVII 25"" Taylor, Knoche, Granville Bright Olive Green gm 24' 2 pg Chartreuse m 24' 2 ic Fern Green gm 24 ie Leaf Green gm 24 Ie Lettuce Green m 24 ic Light Leaf Green gm Light Olive Green gm Light Pea Green gm. . Lime Peel gm . .... Moss Green gm . Pastel Green g Pea Green gm. Sage Green gm .... Spring Green gm .. . Willow Green gm . Wedgwood Green g. . 24 gc 24' 2 lg 24 gc 24 pg 24 lg 24' ,ec 24 Ie 24 lg 24 Ie 24' -j Ie 24 ! ., ec Textile Color Card Association Limepeel 70154 Mosstone 70155 Mosstone (USA) 65022 Nile.. 70031 Other sources Atroherbaceus . . B Atrovindis ... ... . . B Chlonnus _. ... B Deep Green S Exterior Green (PC) . ... F 1455 Flavo-Virens. ... ... B Gray Green. . _ . S Green S Green Zinc Yellow Primer F 3436 (N) Gnseo-Chlonnus .. . . B Herbaceus ..... B Light Green (USA) F 3433 Moderate Yellow Green . RC Olive Green . . S Pale Green . S Pale Olive Green S Pistaceus B Pod Green H 061 Vindi-Flavus B Vindi-Guseus ... B Vindi-Ohvaceus B Willow Green ... H 000862 Yellow Green S Yellowish Green . A Zinc Chromate(MA) F 3436 121. PALE YELLOW GREEN Maerz and Paul Amber White . 11C1 Asparagus Green . ... .. 19C3 Chicory Blue . ... 28A2 Glaucous . . 19B3 Ingenue . 19A3 Light Blue 1 26A2 Marguerite Yellow 10C1 New Silver 11B1 Oyster Grey... . 19A2 Oyster [White] 10B1 Rhone .. 18B3 Seafoam Green 18D2 Seafoam Yellow.. 17C2 Silurian Grey 19B2 Skimmed-Milk White ... 26A2 Smoke Grey 28A2 Succory Blue... 28A2 Water Green... 19C2 Plochere Best Effort 1224 YYg 3-h Blend. 1240 YYg5-h Corydahs 1134 Ygg 4-f Desert Pride. 1192 Yg 5 h Dream Cream 1232 YYg 4-h Ethenal Green 1127 Ygg 3-g Golden Mist 1238 YYg 5-f Greenstone 1190 Yg 5-f Happy Day 1159 Yg 1-g Moth ... 1247 YYg6-g Olive Glow 1230 YYg 4-f Olive Hint .. 1231 YYg 4-g Reed 1239 YYg 5-g Scotch Mist 1199 Yg 6-g Sea Mist 1142 Ygg 5-f Silver Green.. . . 1143 Ygg 5-g Sylvan 1135 Ygg 4-g Twilight Sun 7 Y 1-g Water Green 1191 Yg 5-g I Ridgway Corydahs Green .. . XLI 29"'d Glaucous XLI 29"f Opaline Green __ VII 37f Pale Cendre Green... VI 35f Pale Glass Green XXXI 29"f Pale Turtle Green XXXII 31" Pale Veronese Green ... . XVIII 31 f Water Green... . . XLI 25"'d Yellowish Glaucous XLI 25"'f Taylor, Knoche, Granville Chartreuse Tint gm. Green Tint gm ._ Greige m. Light Citron Gray m . Mist Green m. . .... Pale Chartreuse m. . Pale Green m__ Pale Yellow m Parchment gm Pastel Green m.. Pastel Yellow m Putty m Wedgwood Green m.. Yellow Tint gm Other sources Dull Yelbwish Green Flavo-Virens. ... ._ Green Tint (MA) Griseo-Chiorinus Pale Gray Green. Pale Greenish Yellow. Subviridis Vindi-Glaucus. ... . 24' , ba 24 ba 1 dc 1 ec 24 1 2 db 24'., ca 24 ca 1 ca 1 cb 24 ' 2 ec 1 db 1 ec 24'., ec 1 ba F3451 B S RC B B 122 (JRAY1SH YELLOW GKEEN Maerz und Paul Artichoke Green ..... 20B2 Boa.. 19B5 Celadon Green. .. .. ... 21B4 Corydahs Green . 19B4 Eau-de-Nile 19B5 Eucalyptus [Green]. . . 20C1 Fern Green.. 21F5 Gage Green 22E6 Greenstone . 20D2 Ingenue 19A3 Mermaid .. 21B2 Mistletoe . .. 22B5 Mytho Green . . 20B5 Nile IGreen] . ... 19B5 Olive Grey. ... 21A2 Palmetto. .. _ 22B6 Pendol 22L6 PoisGieen... 22G5 Queen Anne Green 21C2 Scotch Grey... 21A2 Seaspray 20B6 Seaweed Green 21B5 Seladon Green 21B4 Silver Green 21F3 Surrey Green 20A4 Tarragon _ 21B7 Tea 19A4 Tea Green. , 21C2 Woodbine Green.. 22L6 Plochere Bog... 1198 Yg 6-f Dusky Green.. 1148 Ygg 6-d Dusty Green _. 1189 Yg 5 e 18th Century Green 1140 Ygg 5-d Elm... 1243 YYg6-c Eucalyptus Green 1 196 Yg 6 d Green Fog... 1245 YYg6-e Green Haze.. 1246 YYg 6-f Green Mist .... 1197 Yg 6-e Mistletoe 1139 Ygg 5-c Misty Green 1141 Ygg 5-e Repose. . 1244 YYg6-d Smoke Pine 1150 Ygg 6 f SungGreen. .1149 Ygg 6-e Temple... 1195 Yg 6-c Vista Green 1147 Ygg 6-c 59 Ridgway Andover Green XLVII 25""i Deep Grape Green XLI 25"'i Hellebore Green XVII 25'm Light Hellebore Green XVII 25'k Mineral Gray XLVII 25""d Mytho Green XLI 25"'b Pois Green XLI 29"'i Tea Green XLVII 25""b Vetiver Green. ____ XLVII 25"" Taylor, Knoche, Granville Celadon Gray g 24 fe Celadon Green gm 244 ge Citron Gray g He Dusty Green g 24 ge Greige g 1 dc Light Citron Gray g lee Light Mistletoe Gray gm .. 244 fe Light Mistletoe Green gm.. 24' 5 ge Light Reseda Green g 24 ge Light Sage Green g 24 ge Mistletoe Gray m 244 ih Mistletoe Green gm 244 ig Pastel Green g 244 ec Putty g 1 ec Reseda Green g 24 ig Sage Green g 24 ig Wedgwood Green g 24)4 ec Other sources Dull Yellowish Green A Dusky Yellow Green RC Glauco-Griseus B Government Wall Green F 3457 (PBS) Gray Green S Grayish Yellow Green RC Herbaceus B Lavender Green H 000761 Olive S Olive Bistre S Olive Gray . S Olive Green S Pistaceus B Sky (AN) F3454 Spring Green (Eng)...„ . .. F 3457 Viridi-Griseus B Viridi-Olivaceus. ._ B Willow Green H 000862 123. STRONG OLIVE GREEN Other sources Bluish Olive A Olive Green S Slate Green. S 124. DEEP OLIVE GREEN Other sources Bluish Olive A 125. MODERATE OLIVE GREEN Maerz and Paul Art Green 22L7 Autumn Green 22K7 Brewster Green 24L1 Cedar Green 23L5 Cedre 23L5 Cypress IGreenl 23L6 Elm Green 23J5 Forest Green 23L6 Garland Green 22H7 Gaudy Green 22K7 Hellebore Green 23L3 Holly Green 23L1 Kronberg's Green ... 22K2 Lincoln Green 23J4 Mount Vernon Green 23J8 Peridot 22L6 Polo Green 23J9 Quaker Green 23L4 Spinach Green 22K7 Velvet Green 22L8 Woodbine Green 22L6 Woodland Green 23L6 Yew Green 24L1 Plochere Chive 1121 Ygg3-a Life Green 1185 Yg 5-a Violet Leaf. 1129 Ygg 4-a Yuletime 1233 YYg 5-a Ridgway Cedar Green VI 31m Cerro Green V 27m Cossack Green VI 33m Cress Green XXXI 29"k Dark Cress Green XXXI 29"m Dark Dull Yellow-Green... XXXII 31"m Deep Dull Yellow-Green(l) XXXII 31"k Elm Green XVII 27'm Forest Green XVII 29'm Hellebore Green XVII 25'm Jade Green XXXI 27"k Yew Green XXXI 27"m Taylor, Knoche, Granville Bright Olive Green g 244 pg Dark Green g 24 pi Dark Leaf Green gm 24 pi Dark Olive Green gm 244 pi Lime Peel g 24 pg Moss Green gm 24 pi Otive Green gm 244 pi Parsley Green gm 24 pi Sage Green gm 24 ni Textile Color Card Association Olive 70156 Other sources Atroherbaceus B Atroviridis B Bluish Olive A Dark Olive Green S Deep Olive Green S Herbaceus ... .. B Interior Green (AN) F 3430 Leek Green H 000858 Obscuro-Virens B Olive S Olive Green S Parsley Green H 00962 Sage Green H 000861 Slate Green S Spinach Green... H 0960 Yellowish Green A 126. DARK OLIVE GREEN Taylor, Knoche, Granville Dark Ivy g 24 po Dark Olive Green g 244 pn Other sources Bluish Olive A Exterior Green (PC) F 1415 Forest Green (USA) F 1415 Green (MC) F 1415 Pullman Green (PC) F 1415 127. GRAYISH OLIVE GREEN Maerz and Paul Andover Green 23E2 Beetle 16J6 Bronze Green 16L7 Lichen.. 23H3 New Hay 24J3 Peridot 22L6 Privet 24C2 Sage Drab 23E5 Woodbine Green 22L6 Plochere Black Forest 1 193 Yg 6-a Conifer 1242 YYg 6-b GreenSlate . 1194 Yg 6-b Iris Leaf 1138 Ygg 5-b Mountain Top 1145 Ygg 6-a Oak Leaf __ 1137 Ygg 5-a Old Master Green 1146 Ygg 6-b Yew Green 1241 YYg 6-a Ridgway Cossack Green VI 33m Dark Dull Yellow-Green... XXXII 31"m Dark Ivy Green XLVII 25""k Dusky Olive-Green XLI 25"'m Dusky Yellowish-Green.... XLI 29"'m Elm Green. XVII 27'm Hellebore Green XVII 25'm Jade Green XXXI 27"k Leaf Green XLI 29"'k Lincoln Green XLI 25"'k Olivaceous Black (2) XLVII 25""m Taylor, Knoche, Granville Dark Green m 24 pi Dark Olive m 1 pn Dark Olive Gray g. 1ml Dark Olive Green m 244 nl Dark Reseda Green g 24 li Ivy Green gm 24 nl Mistletoe Gray g 244 ih Moss Green m 24 ni Mistletoe Green gm .. 24' 2 li Olive Gray g 1 in Sage Gray g 24 ih Sage Green m 24 ni Other sources Atroherbaceus B Atroviridis B Bluish Olive A Dark Olive S Dark Zinc Yellow Primer F3415 (N) Dull Green S Grayish Olive Green RC Herbaceus B Leek Green H 000858 Obscuro-Virens B Olivaceo-Niger .. ... ... B Olive Green S Sage Green H 000861 Spruce Green (Y8.D) F 1450 128. DARK GRAYISH OLIVE GREEN Maerz and Paul Rifle |Green] 32A2 Plochere Mountain Top 1145 Ygg 6-a Ridgway Olivaceous Black (2) XLVII 25""m Taylor, Knoche, Granville Dark Green g 24 pn Ivy Green g 24 pn Other sources Bluish Olive A Greenish Black RC Ivy Green... H 0001060 Olivaceo-Niger B 129. VIVID YELLOWISH GREEN Maerz and Paul Shamrock |Green| 19L12 Plochere Bouquet Green.. ... .. 1107 Ygg 1-c Festive Green 1059 GY 1-c Hanging Garden 1105 Ygg 1-a Irish Isle 1058 GY 1-b Leaf Green. 1106 Ygg 1-b Taylor, Knoche, Granville Bright Kelly Green g 22 pa Brilliant Green g 23 na Paris Green gm 23 pa Vivid Green gm 23 pa Other sources Bright Green S Bright Yellowish Green A Deep Green S Emerald S Green PSP 16 Green. S Yellow Green S 130. BRILLIANT YELLOWISH GREEN Maerz and Paul Eve Green 18L8 Neva Green.. 17L8 Plochere Bouquet Green... 1107 Ygg 1-e Eve Green 1114 Ygg 2-b Festive Green 1059 GY 1-c Fountain Green 1062 GY 1-f June Bud 1108 Ygg 1-d Spring 1061 GY 1-e Vibrant Green.... 1060 GY 1-d Ridgway Cendre Green VI 35b Emerald Green VI 35 Light Cendre Green VI 35d Taylor, Knoche, Granville Bright Lime Green m 24 la Bright Nile Green gm 23 ga Brilliant Green m 23 na Light Lime Green m 24 ia Light Paris Green gm 23 ia Paris Green m 23 na Other sources Cyprus Green H 59 Deep Green S Emerald. S Green S Pale Yellow Green.. S Subviridis B Veronese Green H 660 Viridis B Yellow Green ._ S Yellowish Green. A 131. STRONG YELLOWISH GREEN Maerz and Paul Bud Green 19K10 Cyprus Green 18K9 Eden Green 20L9 English Green 19L8 Eve Green 18L8 Harlequin 17K11 Hooker's Green No. 1 20L10 Oriental Green 19F10 Peppermint... 17J10 Scheele's Green 19L8 Shamrock 19L12 Swedish Green.. 19L8 Plochere Eve Green _ 1114 Ygg 2-b Shamrock 1113 Ygg 2-a Turf Green 1066 GY 2-b Ridgway Deep Turtle Green XXXII 31" Motmot Green XVIII 35' Taylor, Knoche, Granville Bright Green gm 22 na Bright Kelly Green gm 22 pa Brilliant Green gm... 23 pc Grass Green gm 23 pe Kelly Green gm 22 nc Light Grass Green gm 23 Ic Vivid Green gm._ 22 pa (30 Textile Color Card Association Emerald 70063 Mintleaf - 70062 Other sources Agathia Green H 60 Apple Green S Chlorinus B Deep Green S Emerald S Emerald Green H 758 Green S Griseo-Viridis B Light Green (AN) F 1460 Light Green S Paris Green H 58 Willow Green (USA) F 1460 Yellow Green S Yellowish Green A 132. DEEP YELLOWISH GREEN Taylor, Knoche, Granville Bright Green gm 22 pe Deep Grass Green g Z'l pg Holly Green g ?2 pg Kelly Green gm 22 pe Mint Leaf g .__ 22 ne Pepper Green g 22 ne Other sources Dark Green S Deep Green ... S Emerald S Green S Medium Green (USA) F 1445 Yellow Green S Yellowish Green A 133. VERY DEEP YELLOWISH GREEN Other sources Deep Green.. _ S Yellowish Green. A 134. VERY LIGHT YELLOWISH GREEN Plochere Ambrosia 1071 GY 2-g Emerald Green... 1063 GY 1-g Fountain Green.... 1062 GY 1-f Paradise Green 1070 GY 2-f Ridgway Oural Green XVIII 35'f Taylor, Knoche, Granville Light Green m 23 ea Light Nile Green m 23 ea Pale Green gm 23 ca Pale Nile Green gm 23 ca Other sources Prasinus. B Yellow Green S Yellowish Green A 135. LIGHT YELLOWISH GREEN Maerz and Paul Aquagreen 18B7 Arcadian Green 17G8 Boa 19B5 Cameo Green 27B6 Chinese Green.. 18A8 Eau-de-Nile.. 19B5 Hazy Blue 27B6 Lo-kao 18A8 Mist Blue 27B6 Misty Blue 27B6 Neuvider Green 17B8 Neuwieder Green 17B8 Nile [Green] 19B5 Ocean Green _ 18B5 Olivine 18C6 Oural Green 18A5 Patina Green 19B7 Pistache 19C6 Pistachio Green 19C6 Psyche 18B8 Rivage Green 1717 Seacrest 19A6 Spring Green 18J7 Tiber Green _. 18E6 WaterSprite 1718 Plochere Green Ash 1077 GY 3-e Hemlock 1005 GY 4-e Joy 1068 GY 2-d Mint Lime 1078 GY 3-f Paradise Green.... 1070 GY 2-f Trellis 1069GY2-e Uidgway Chrysopraise Green VII 37b Clear Fluorite Green XXXII 33"b Dark Greenish Glaucous... XLI 33"'b Deep Lichen Green XXXIII 37"d Light Cendre Green VI 35d Light Oriental Green XVIII 33'b Light Paris Green... XVIII 35'd Malachite Green XXXII 35"b Neuvider Green. VII 37d Olivine... XXXII 35"d Oural Green XVIII 35'f Paris Green ... XVIII 35'b Rejane Green. XXXIII 37"b Tiber Green XVIII 33'd Taylor, Knoche, Granville Apple Green m 23 ic Bright Nile Green m 23 ga Light Almond Green gm... 23 gc Light Green g 23 ea Light Nile Green g 23 ea Mist Green gm. 24 ec Pastel Green gm 24 ec Pistachio Green gm 24 ec Textile Color Card Association Crayon Green 70197 Pistache 70032 Other sources Aerugineus B Blue Green (CAA) F 3442 Blue Green (USA) F 1485 Deep Green S Dull Green S Glaucus B Green S Griseo-Viridis B Light Green S Malachiteus B Pistaceus B Prasinus B Subviridis B Viridis B Yellow Green S Yellowish Green A 136. MODERATE YELLOWISH GREEN Maerz and Paul American Green 22A7 Andorre 21A7 Bremen Green 28A9 Chromium Oxide 21B8 Chrysocollo 28A9 Cobalt Green 20D9 Copper Green 28A9 Crystals of Venus 28B7 Distilled Green... 28B7 Eden Green 20L9 Emerald Green (gem) 20J10 Emeraude 20J10 Erlau Green 28A9 Fairy [Green] 20A7 Fluorite Green 19D9 French Green 29D8 Gooseberry Green 21A8 Gretna Green 29E8 Hungarian Green 28A9 Imperial Green 18B9 Iris Green 28A9 Jadesheen 22A7 Killarney [Green] 20A9 Malachite Green 28A9 Mineral Green 28A9 Montpellier Green 28B7 Motmot Green 27B10 Mountain Green 28A9 Oil Green 28A9 Olympian Green 28A9 Opaq 21B8 Oriental Green 19F10 Paris Green 18B9 Patina Green.. 19B7 Peacock Green 20C9 Rejane Green 28A7 Rinnemann's Green 20D9 Russian Green 30D7 Saxony Green 20D9 Seaspray 20B6 Shale Green 28A9 Smalt Green 20D9 Source 28B6 Spanish Green 28B7 Surf Green 20C7 Tarragon 21B7 Tyrolese Green 28A9 Verdet 28B7 Verdigris [Green] 28B7 Verditer Green 28A9 Vert Russe 30D7 Winter Green 21E9 Zinc Green 20D9 Plochere Arbor Green 1067 GY 2-c Cypress 1084 GY 4-d Forest Shade 1083 GY 4-c Green Eyes 1076 GY 3-d (JreenTea 1075 GY 3-c Norway Pine 1074 GY 3-b Turf Green 1066 GY 2-b Ridgway American Green XLI 33"'i Civette Green XVIII 31'k Dark Greenish Glaucous... XLI 33"'b Deep Malachite Green XXXII 35" Deep Turtle Green XXXII 31" Fluorite Green XXXII 33" Hay's Green... _ XVIII 33'k Killarney Green XVIII 35'i Meadow Green VI 35k Motmot Green XVIII 35' Oriental Green XVIII 33' Pistachio Green XLI 33'" Rejane Green XXXIII 37"b Shamrock Green XXXII 33"i Stone Green XLII 37'" Winter Green XVIII 33'i Taylor, Knoche, Granville Almond Green m 23 Ig Apple Green g 23 ic Celadon Green gm 24 ge Deep Grass Green m 23 pg Dusty Green gm 24 ge Grass Green m 23 ne Light Almond Green gm... 23 ie Light Reseda Green gm 24 ge Light Sage Green gm 24 ge Medium Green gm. _ 23 Ie Palm Green m 23 Ig Textile Color Card Association Jade Green 70166 Tarragon 70033 Other sources Aerugineus B Atroviridis B Chlorinus. B Gray Green.. S Green S Griseo-Viridis B Herbaceus B HospitalShipGreen(N).... F 1465 Light Green (MA).. F 2410 Light Green (PC) F 1480 Malachiteus B Moderate Yellowish Green. RC Pea Green (USA) F 2410 Pistaceus B Yellow Green S Yellowish Green A 137. DARK YELLOWISH GREEN Maerz and Paul Ackermann's Green... 21A9 Alfalfa 22C12 American Green.. 22A7 Australian Pine 22K12 Cactus 22C7 Civette Green 22E8 Cossack Green 23J11 Danube Green 31A10 Deep Chrome Green 24H12 Empire Green 23E9 English Ivy 23A12 Evergreen 24E12 Fir |Green] 24E7 Flower de Luce Green 22D8 Garland Green 22H7 Golf Green 21B12 Hibernian Green 22L11 Imperial Jade 21L12 Iris Green 22D8 Jadesheen. 22A7 Kashmir 30E8 Light Brunswick Green 22L10 Light Chrome Green 22L12 Meadowgrass 23H9 Meadow [Green] 30D10 Medium Chrome Green.... 23H12 Middle Brunswick Green.. 23C12 Monticello Green 23E11 Palm Green 23L12 Pancy Green 22D8 Paradise Green 22L11 Pauncy Green 22D8 Polo Green 23J9 Russian Green 30D7 Ski 29D12 Verdure 22A12 Vert Russe 30D7 Windsor Green 22L12 Wintergreen 23A12 Plochere Chive... 1121 Ygg 3-a Ferndell 1082 GY 4-b Four-leaf Clover. 1065 GY 2-a Monticello Green 1073 GY 3-a Ridgway Dark American Green XLI 33"'k Dark Green XVIII 35'm Dark Yellowish Green XVI 1 1 33'm Deep Dull Yellow-Green (2). XXXII 33"k Hay's Green.... XVIII 33'k Varley's Green XVIII 31'm Taylor, Knoche, Granville Almond Green g 23 Ig Dark Grass Green gm 23 pi Dark Green gm 22 pi Dark Laurel Green g 22 nl Dark Leaf Green m 24 pi Dark Palm Green gm 23 ni Dark Pine Green g 22 nl Grass Green g 23 ng Holly Green m 22 pg Hunter Green gm 22 pi Mint Leaf m 22 pg Moss Green m._ 24 pi Myrtle Green gm 22 pi Palm Green g.._ 23 Ig Parsley Green m 24 pi 61 Textile Color Card Association Evergreen. . __ 70036 Green (USA) 65007 Hunter 70064 Other sources Atroherbaceus B Atroviridis B Dark Green (USA) F 1440 Dark Green S Dark Yellowish Green RC Dull Green S Dusky Yellowish Green RC Forest Green (Y&D) F 1440 Green(Agr) F 1440 Green (BuOrd) F 2405 Green(MA).... ._. F 1440 Green Striping (N) F 1440 Green Boottopping (PC). .. F 1440 Herbaceus.. B Spinach Green H 0960 Yellow Green S Yellowish Green. A 138. VERY DARK YELLOWISH GREEN Maerz and Paul Chasseur 24C11 Elephant Green... 24C11 Fir (Greenl 24E7 Hunter [Green] . 24C11 Hunter's Green 24C11 Taylor, Knoche, Granville Bottle Green g ... 22 pi Cypress Green g 23 pn Dark Bottle Green g 22 pn Dark Green g._._ 22 pi Dark Hunter Green g 22 pi Forest Green g. 22 pi Wintergreen g 22 pi Textile Color Card Association Evergreen. 70036 Other sources Chrome Green (PC) . F 1430 Yellowish Green A 139. VIVID GREEN Maerzand Paul Spearmint 25L12 Plochere Blarney .. 1009 Gyy la Emerald Isle. 1010 Gyy 1-b Killarney Green .. 1057 GY 1-a Merry Green.. ... .. 1011 Gyy 1-c Other sources Bright Blue-Green ... S Bright Green.. A Bright Green. . S Emerald S Green S Yellow Green.. S 140. BRILLIANT GREEN Maerz and Paul Chrysoprase [Green] 17A10 Emerald Green (pigment).. 26C11 Emperor Green.. 26C11 Imperial Green .. 26C11 Kirchberger Green : 26C11 Mitis Green .. 26C11 Parrakeet 25J10 Paris Green 26C11 Paul Veronese Green 26C11 Schwiinfurt Green 26C11 Seafoam. ... 17A9 Vienna Green 26C11 Plochere Festival 964 Gy 1-d Festoon 1012 Gyy 1-d Lush Green 1013 Gyy 1-e Meadow Green 1020 Gyy 2-d Parrakeet 1019 Gyy 2-c Promised Land 963 Gy 1-c Salome Green 1021 Gyy 2-e Summer Green 1014 Gyy 1-f Ridgway Light Blue-Green VII 39d Viridian Green VII 37i Vivid Green VII 37 Taylor, Knoche, Granville Bright Emerald Green g___ 21 ia Bright Green gm 22 1a Bright Kelly Green m 22 na Bright Mint Green gm 22 ia Light Emerald Green g 21 ia Mint Leaf m 22 Ic Textile Color Card Association Scarab Green...... 70214 Other sources Atroviridis B Blue-Green S Bright Blue-Green S Chrysocolla Green. H 56 Emerald S Green A Green... S Light Green S Nickel Green H 57 Viridian Green H 55 ViridiCaeruleus B Viridis B Yellow Green.. S 141. STRONG GREEN Maerzand Paul Arsenate 25K11 Cadmium Green 20B12 Chrome Green 28K11 Emeraude 28K11 Empire 20B12 [French] Veronese Green . 28K11 Ming Green 28J11 Transparent Chromium Oxide 28K11 Viridian 28K11 Plochere Blarney 1009 Gyy 1-a Ming 1018 Gyy 2-b Promised Land 963 Gy 1-c Ridgway Viridian Green VII 37i Taylor, Knoche, Granville Bright Emerald Green g.._ 21 na Bright Green m 22 nc Bright lade Green gm 21 nc Bright Kelly Green g 22 na Emerald Green gm 21 pc Kelly Green m 22 nc Mint Leaf g 22 Ic Pepper Green g 22 ne Textile Color Card Association Primitive Green. 70167 Other sources Atroviridis . B Blue-Green S Bright Blue-Green S Bright Green S Chrysocolla Green ......... H 56 Dark Blue-Green S Dark Green S Deep Green . S Green A Green S Viridian Green H 55 Yellow Green... S 142. DEEP GREEN Maerz and Paul Amarna 30K11 Service Corps 30K12 Taylor, Knoche, Granville Dark Emerald Green g 21 pg Dark Green g 21 pg Deep Emerald Green g 21 pe Deep Green g 21 pe Textile Color Card Association Irish Green 70168 Other sources Bright Green S Dark Green S Deep Green S Green A Green S 143. VERY LIGHT GREEN Maerzand Paul Opaline Green 17A6 Plochere Icy Morn 1031 Gyy 3-g Island Green 1023 Gyy 2-g Jealousy 1022 Gyy 2-f La Mer 1015 Gyy 1-g Pale Water 1038 Gyy 4-f Pine Frost 1030 Gyy 3-f Salome Green.... 1021 Gyy 2-e Summer Green 1014 Gyy 1-f Ridgway Deep Greenish Glaucous.. _ XLI 33"'d Variscite Green XIX 37'd Taylor, Knoche, Granville Ice Green g 21 ea Light Green gm 22 ea Light Mint Green gm 22 ga Pale Emerald Green g 21 ea Pale Green g 22 ca Pale Mint Green g 22 ca Other sources Blue-Green S Green A Green S Light Blue(Eng) F 2525 Pale Green. S Prasinus B Viridi-Glaucus B Yellow Green S 144. LIGHT GREEN Maerz and Paul Aden 2718 Bouquet Green 27H7 Cabaret 2716 Cameo Green 27B6 Chantilly 26F7 Chinese Green 18A8 Chrysoprase [Green] 17A10 Corsage Green 28G6 Elf 27E6 Elfin Green.. 27F7 Feldspar 2719 Lo-kao 18A8 Mist Blue... 27B6 Misty Blue... 27B6 Motmot Green 27B10 Naiad.. 27B7 Neptune [Green] 27J8 Neuvider Green 17B8 Neuwieder Green 17B8 Seafoam 17A9 Serpentine 2619 Source 28B6 Variscite Green 25B7 Veridine Green 26C9 Victoria Green 27G5 Plochere Aden 1028 Gyy 3-d Chantilly 1029 Gyy 3-e Lovely 1037 Gyy 4-e Meadow Green 1020 Gyy 2-d Porcelain Green 1036 Gyy 4-d Ridgway Cobalt Green XIX 37'b Dark Bluish Glaucous XLII 37"'b Deep Glaucous-Green XXXIII 39"b Light Blue-Green VII 39 d Montpellier Green XXXIII 37" Verdigris Green XIX 37' Taylor, Knoche, Granville Light Emerald Green g 21 ga Light Mint Green g 22 ga Mint Green gm 22 ic Surf Green m 22 ie Other sources Aerugineus B Blue-Green S Brilliant Green RC Dull Green S Emerald S Gray Green. S Green A Green MUP 12 Green S Griseo-Viridis B Light Green RC Pistaceus.. B Verdigris H 655 Viridi-Caeruleus B Yellow Green S 145. MODERATE GREEN Maerz and Paul Amazon 29J10 Blue Spruce.... 30H7 Chrome Green 28K11 Egyptian Green 28110 Emeraude 28K11 Erin 29F12 French Green 29D8 [French] Veronese Green... 28K11 Gobelin Green... 30H9 Gretna Green.... 29E8 Hazy Blue... 27B6 Hooker's Green No. 2 29J11 Jasper Green... 29H7 Kashmir 30E8 Killarney [Green] 20A9 Lizard |Green] 28F7 Locarno Green 20A11 Neptune |Green| 27J8 Pigeon's Throat 30J7 Pi Yu 29K10 Runnymede.... 29K9 Scarab 28K9 Ski 29D12 Transparent Chromium 29K11 Oxide Viridian 28K11 Plochere Blue Spruce 1035 Gyy 4-c Bottle Green 1034 Gyy 4-b Colonial Exterior Green. ... 1026 Gyy 3-b Primeval 1027 Gyy 3-c Ridgway Ackermann's Green XVIII 35'k Danube Green XXXII 35"m Dark Viridian Green VII 37k Dark Zinc Green XIX 37'k Diamine Green VII 37m French Green XXXII 35"i 62 Jasper Green XXXIII 37"i Light Danube Green XXXII 35"k Montpellier Green XXXIII 37" Nickel Green XXXIII 37"k Zinc Green XIX 37'i Taylor, Knoche, Granville Deep Green m 21 pe Dark Green m 22 pi Deep Emerald Green m 21 pe Emerald Green m 21 ne Hunter Green m 22 pi Jade Green g 21 le Laurel Green m 22 ni Medium Green gm ._ 22 le Mint Leaf m. 22 ne Myrtle Green gm_ 22 ng Pepper Green m 22 ne Pine Green m 22 ni Sea Green gm. 22 Ig Spruce Green gm 22 Ig Surf Green g 22 ie Textile Color Card Association BlueSpruce 70131 Other sources Aerugineus B Atroherbaceus B Atrovenetus B Atroviridis B Blue-Green _ S Bright Green (Y&D) F 1475 Dark Green S Deep Green S Dull Green S Gray Green S Green. _ A Green (USA) F 3421 Green S Herbaceus... B Malachiteus... B Moderate Green RC Obscuro-Virens B Slate Green S Yellow Green... S 146. DARK GREEN Maerz and Paul Amarna 30K11 Bakst Green 31H12 Billiard 29L11 Carrara Green 31J11 Chinese Green 29L10 Deep Brunswick Green 24A12 English Green 24A12 Marine Green 31H10 Medium Chrome Green 23H12 Mint 29L10 Pineneedle 31H9 Robinhood Green 31L10 Tiber 30J11 Triton 31L11 YuChi 29K12 Plochere Fernery ._ 1017 Gyy 2-a Trail Green 1033 Gyy 4-a Ridgway Bottle Green XIX 37'm Danube Green XXXII 35"m Diamine Green. __ VII 37m Taylor, Knoche, Granville Bottle Green m 22 pi Dark Green m __ 22 pi Dark Hunter Green m 22 pi Dark Jade Green g... 21 ng Dark Laurel Green g 22 nl Dark Pine Green g. 22 nl Forest Green m 22 pi Hunter Green m 22 pi Laurel Green g 22 ni Myrtle Green m 22 pi Pine Green g 22 ni Wintergreen m.._ 22 pi Textile Color Card Association Bottle Green 70066 Myrtle 70065 Other sources Atrovenetus B Atroviridis B Cab Green (PC) F 1435 Dark Blue-Green S Dark Green S Dark Slate Green S Dusky Green _ RC Green A Obscuro-Virens B 147. VERY DARK GREEN Maerz and Paul Jungle Green 32L12 Taylor, Knoche, Granville Dark Green g 21 pn Hemlock Green g 21 pn Other sources Dark Blue-Green S Dark Slate Green S Green A Green (FS) F 1425 148. VERY PALE GREEN Maerz and Paul Court Grey 27B2 Etain Blue 26F1 Glaucous-Green 27B5 Light Blue 2 34D1 Light Blue 3 34E1 Light Blue 5 25D2 Microcline Green 25C4 Oural Green 18A5 Plochere Blue Waltz 951 G 5-g Cabbage 928 G 2 h Cleopatra 1007 Gy 6-g Cloister 872 Gb 1-h Desirable 1032 Gyy 3-h Fairy Land 999 Gy 5-g Fancy Free 944 G 4- h Fantasia 920 G 1-h Fern Lane 1086 GY 4-f Garden Pool 1000 Gy 5-h Gracious Green 1064 GY 1-h Green Glow 1079 GY 3-g Green Lily .. 992 Gy 4-h Ice Flow 1040 Gyy 4-h Icy Morn . 1031 Gyy 3-g Inspiration . 1016 Gyy 1-h Marine Glow 991 Gy 4-g Market Green 1039 Gyy 4-g Mint Lime 1078 GY 3-f Promise Green 984 Gy 3-h Sky Lane 952 G 5-h Snow Green __ 1008 Gy 6-h Summer Shower 1047 Gyy 5-g Tourmaline Green 943 G 4-g Zephyr Green 1024 Gyy 2-h Ridgway Bluish Glaucous XLII 37"'f Court Gray XLVII 29""f Dull Opaline Green XIX 37'f Etain Blue XX 43'f Gnaphalium Green XLVII 29""d Greenish Glaucous XLI 33"'f Lichen Green XXXIII 37"f Pale Blue-Green VII 39f Pale Fluorite Green XXXII 33"f Pale Glaucous-Green XXXIII 39"f Pale Niagara Green XXXIII 41"f Pale Olivine XXXII 35"f Taylor, Knoche, Granville Aqua Green Tint gm 19 ba Celadon m 24 dc Celadon Tint gm 24 cb Emerald Tint gm 21 ca Green Tint m... 24 ba Ice Cream gm... 20 ca Ice Tint gm 22 ba Mist Green m 23 ec Pale Aqua g 18 ca Pale Aqua Green gm 19 ca Pale Green m 22 ca Pale Jade Green gm 21 ca Pale Mint Green m 22 ca Pale Nile Green m 23 ca Pastel Green m 23 ec Textile Color Card Association Tourmaline 70019 Other sources Blue Tint (MA) F 3460 Caeruleo-Glaucus.. B Caeruleus B Dull Bluish Green A Dull Green A Glauco-Griseus B Glaucus B Green S Light Blue (Eng) F 3550 Light Blue (USA) F 2425 Prasinus B Sky Grey H 449 Very Pale Green RC Viridi-Caeruleus... B Viridi-Glaucus B 149. PALE GREEN Maerz and Paul Aloes [Green) 20A5 Bird's-egg-green 27H3 Cameo Green . 27B6 Clair de lune 36E2 Eggshell Blue 27H3 Eggshell Green 27H3 Elf 27E6 Etang 28B2 Gnaphalium Green .. ... .. 28A4 Hazy Blue 27B6 Mesange.. 36F1 Mist Blue 27B6 Misty Blue... 27B6 Morning Blue 35E1 Normandy Blue .. 36G1 Ondine 28B3 Pacific... 36J1 Pine Frost 28B4 Robin's Egg Blue .. 27H3 Seaspray. 20B6 Serpent 29D5 Source 28B6 Surrey Green.. 20A4 Tea __ 19A4 Titmouse Blue 36F1 Victoria Green _. 27G5 Plochere Abyss 1092GY5-d Aqua Gray 1005 Gy 6-e Cool Eve. 958 G 6-f Elf Green... 998 Gy 5-f Favorite 1046 Gyy 5-f Fog Green 1045 Gyy 5-e Granite Green 1093 GY 5-e Iceberg Green. 957 G 6-e Meadow Mist 1006 Gy 6-f Sleepy Hollow. 910 Gb 6-f Venice 997 Gy 5-e Ridgway Bluish Gray-Green XLII 41'" Celandine Green XLVII 33""b Dark Bluish Glaucous XLII 37"'b Glaucous-Green XXXIII 39"d Gnaphalium Green _. XLVII 29""d Niagara Green... _ XXXIII 41"b Sage Green XLVII 29"" Taylor, Knoche, Granville Aqua Gray g 19 dc Bayberry Gray gm 22 fe Celadon gm 24 dc Celadon Gray gm 24 fe Celadon Green m.. 24 ge Dusty Green gm 22 ge Dusty Aqua Green gm 19 ge Dusty Jade Green gm 21 ec Jade Gray gm 21 ge Light Almond Green gm... 23 ge Light Aqua g 18 ec Light Aqua Green gm 19 ec Light Bayberry gm 22 ge Light Blue Spruce gm 20 ge Light Reseda Green m 24 ge Light Sage Green m 24 ge Mist Green gm _ 22 ec Pastel Green gm 22 ec Spray Green gm 22 ec Textile Color Card Association Spraygreen 70200 Other sources Aerugineus... B Dull Bluish Green A Dull Green A Glauco-Griseus B Glauco-Venetus B Glaucus B Gray S Green S Greenish Black S Greenish Gray RC Pale Blue Green RC Pale Green RC Pale Yellowish Green RC Pistaceus.. B Slate S Viridi-Griseus ... .. B 150. GRAYISH GREEN Maerz and Paul Almond Green 30E6 American Green 22A7 Andorre. 21A7 Aspen Green 31C6 Blue Ochre. 38J4 BlueSpruce 30H7 Celandine Green 29B4 Cossack 38K2 Dewkiss 29C3 Dryad 28H4 Green Slate 31C5 Immenssee 37H2 Jadesheen 22A7 Japanese Blue 30J2 Japanese Green. 30J2 Kashmir 30E8 Posy Green 29E6 Ripple Green... 29K2 Russian Green 30D7 Silverpine 30E5 Slate-Green. 31C5 Vert Russe 30D7 Yucca 22A6 Plochere Acacia. 1091 GY 5-c Banshee 938 G 4-b Bottle Green 1034 Gyy 4-b Gray Green 955 G 6-c Green Ravine 947 G 5-c Jumper... 1042 Gyy 5-b Myrtle Green 946 G 5-b North Green 948 G 5-d Pan 986 Gy 4-b Persian Gulf 996 Gy 5-d Remote 956 G 6-d Shadow Aqua... 1004 Gy 6-d Shadow Green 1090 GY 5-b Silent Night 1003 Gy 6-c Silver Pine 1044 Gyy 5-d Slate Green 1043 Gyy 5-c Ridgway Antique Green VI 35m Bluish Gray-Green XLII 41'" Danube Green XXXII 35"m Dark American Green XLI 33"'k Dark Bluish Gray-Green... XLII 41"'k Dark Glaucous-Gray XLVIII 37""b 63 Dark Green XVIII 35'm Dark Porcelain Green XXXIII 39"k Dark Russian Green XLII 37"'k Dark Terre Verte XXXIII 41"k Deep Bluish Gray-Green... XLII 41"'i Deep Grayish Blue-Green.. XLVIII 37""i Dusky Green XXXIII 37"m Empire Green XXXII 33"m Grayish Blue-Green XLVII 37"" Nickel Green XXXIII 37"k Russian Green XLII 37"'i Terre Verte XXXIII 41"i Taylor, Knoche, Granville Almond Green gm 23 ig Bayberry gm 22 ig Blue Spruce gm 20 li Dark Jade Gray gm 21 li Dark Laurel Green m 22 nl Dark Pine Green m 22 nl Dark Reseda Green m 24 li Dark Teal Green m 19 ni Evergreen m 23 nl Jade Gray gm __ 21 ig Laurel Green m 22 li Medium BlueSprucegm... 20 ig Moss Gray gm 22 in Pine Green m _. 22 li Reseda Green gm 24 ig Sage Gray gm _ 24 ih Sage Green gm 24 ig Slate Green gm... 23 li Spruce m 20 nl Textile Color Card Association Almond Green 70130 Palmetto 70034 Reseda 70035 Other sources Aerugineus B Atroherbaceus B Atrovenetus B Atroviridis B Dark Green S Dark Greenish Gray RC Deep Green (Y&D) F 1620 Dull Bluish Green A Dull Green A Glauco-Venetus B Grayish Blue Green RC Grayish Green RC Green S Herbaceus B Machinery Green (PBS)... F 2440 Machinery Green (QM) F 2435 Medium Green (Y&D) F 3540 Obscuro-Virens B Olive Green S Pistaceus B Viridi-Griseus B 151. DARK GRAYISH GREEN Maerz and Paul Alhambra 31L8 Alpine Green 31C9 Antique Green 31E8 Baltic 31L1 Banshee 31L5 Bayou 31L3 Bosphorus 31L7 Bottle Green 31J7 Cendrillon 39H2 Danube Green 31A10 Empire Green 23E9 Epinauche 31H4 Fir |Green] 24E7 Forest 24A11 Frosty Green 31 E7 Gardenia Green 31H6 Juniper 31H4 Kabistan 31H5 Marine Green 31H10 Maris 39L1 Meadowbrook 31J7 Meadowgrass 23H9 Mountain Green 24A11 Myrtle |Green| 31L1 64 Narva 31L5 Nickle Green 31E7 Pan 31J3 Persian Green 31H7 Pinegrove 31H5 Pineneedle 31H9 Pitchpine 31E6 Poplar 31C8 Rigi Blue 39J2 Romarin... 24A10 Sea Moss(b) 31H7 Shirvan 24C10 Siberien 31J5 Spruce 32H6 Swamp 24A9 Tartan Green 24E11 Thyme 31E6 Plochere Balsam Green 1041 Gyy 5-a Banshee 938 G 4-b Christmas Green 1025 Gyy 3-a Dark Forest 1081 GY 4-a Depth Green 1002 Gy 6-b Green Black 1049 Gyy 6-a Highland 977 Gy 3-a Jasper 1097 GY 6-a Jungle 929 G 3-a Juniper 1042 Gyy 5-b Marble 985 Gy 4-a Mohawk Trail 1089 GY 5-a Nabob 881 Gb 3-a Noel 994 Gy 5-b Shadow Green 1090 GY 5-b Trail Green 1033 Gyy 4-a Tranquil Green 1001 Gy 6-a Ridgway Antique Green VI 35m Danube Green XXXII 35"m Dark American Green XLI 33"'k Dark Bluish Gray-Green... XLII 41"'k Dark Green XVIII 35'm Dark Russian Green XLII 37"'k Duck Green XIX 39'm Dull Blackish Green XLI 33"'m Dusky Blue-Green XXXIII 39"m Dusky Dull Bluish Green... XLII 41"'m Dusky Dull Green XLII 37"'m Dusky Green XXXIII 37"m Empire Green XXXII 33"m Greenish Slate-Black XLVIII 37""m Invisible Green XIX 41 'm Taylor, Knoche, Granville Blue Spruce g 20 li Cypress Green m 23 pn Dark Bottle Green m 22 pn Dark Green m 21 pn Dark Jade Gray gm 21 nl Dark Laurel Green m 22 nl Dark Pine Green m 22 nl Dark Spruce m 20 pn Evergreen g 23 nl Hemlock Green m 21 pn Ivy g 24 ml Laurel g 22 ml Spruce gm 20 nl Textile Color Card Association Reseda 70035 Other sources Atroardesiacus B Atrovenetus B Atroviridis B Dark Blue-Green S Dark Green (USA) F 3406 Dark Green Deck (N) F 3409 Dark Green S Dark Slate Green S Dull Bluish Green A Dull Green.. A Dull Green S Dusky Blue Green RC Dusky Yellowish Green RC Greenish Black RC Herbaceus B Medium Green (AN) F 3406 Obscuro-Virens B Olive Green S Slate S Slate Green S 152. BLACKISH GREEN Maerz and Paul Cannon 32A5 Fairway 32J12 Hemlock 32H12 Invisible Green 32C12 Jasper 32H9 Jungle Green.. 32L12 Tyrolian 32A12 Plochere Night Watch 993 Gy 5-a Taylor, Knoche, Granville Dark Laurel g 22 po Other sources Dark Blue-Green S Dark Slate Green S Dull Bluish Green A Dull Green A Greenish Black RC Vineyard Green (SCS) F 1420 153. GREENISH WHITE Maerz and Paul Horizon [Blue] 25A4 Plochere Birch 1112 Ygg 1-h Blonde Green 1128 Ygg 3-h Green Ice 1144 Ygg 5-h Lullaby 1096 GY 5-h Memory Lane 1048 Gyy 5-h Milky Green 1120 Ygg 2-h Misty Morn 1152 Ygg 6-h Naive 1088GY4-h Peace-maker 1080 GY 3-h Phantom Green 1072 GY 2-h Quiet 1087GY4-g Sea Foam 1136 Ygg 4-h Solitary 1104 GY 6-h Surf Spray... 976 Gy 2-h Other sources Greenish White A 154. LIGHT GREENISH GRAY Maerz and Paul Ash|Grey] 27A2 Etang 28B2 French Grey 28C1 Grey Ultramarine Ash 28B1 Lichen Green 26A4 Mineral Grey 20A2 Morning Blue 35E1 Plochere Agean Mist 1151 Ygg 6-g Dewkist.. 1055 Gyy 6-g Drizzle 1103 GY 6-g Gorge 1054 Gyy 6-f Green River Mist 1094 GY 5-f Lullaby 1096 GY 5-h Modest 1095 GY 5-g Room Green 1102 GY 6-f Scotch Mist 1101 GY 6-e Smoke Pine 1150 Ygg 6-f Solitary.... _ 1104 GY 6-h Ridgway Hathi Gray Lll 35""'b Light Celandine Green XLVII 33""d Light Mineral Gray XLVII 25""f Textile Color Card Association Pale Blue 70007 Other sources Blue Gray S Glauco-Griseus... B Gray S Green _ S Greenish Gray A Light Green (Y&D) F 3555 Light Greenish Gray RC Sung Green H 000658 Viridi-Griseus B 155. GREENISH GRAY Maerz and Paul Artemesia Green 30F2 Cabbage Green 30G1 Colewort Green... 30G1 Esthetic Grey... 30C1 Hathi Grey 37C1 Olive Grey 21A2 Scotch Grey 21A2 Storm Grey 30C2 Plochere Acacia Gray 1099 GY 6-c Acacia Green _ 1100GY6-d Avon 1051 Gyy 6-c California Green 1052 Gyy 6-d English Mist 1053 Gyy 6-e Ridgway Artemisia Green XLVII 33"" Castor Gray Lll 35"'"i Hathi Gray Lll 35"'"b Light Celandine Green XLVII 33""d Lily Green XLVII 33""i Pea Green XLVII 29""b Slate-Olive XLVII 29""i Storm Gray .._ Lll 35'"" Other sources Carnation Green H 00058 Dark Green S Deep Green S Glauco-Griseus B Gray S Gray Black S Greenish Gray A Greenish Gray RC Olive Gray S Olive Green. S Slate S Slate Green S Viridi-Griseus B 156. DARK GREENISH GRAY Maerz and Paul Castor Grey... 31C2 Green Slate 31C5 Lily Green 31H2 Muscovite.. 31E3 Sagebrush Green 16E5 Saul ____ 39H1 Slate-Green 31C5 Slate-Olive 23A3 Plochere Far Horizon. 1098 GY 6-b Green Black 1049 Gyy 6-a Seclusion 1050 Gyy 6-b Ridgway Dark Grayish Blue-Green. _ XLVIII 37""k Deep Slate-Green XLVII 33""k Deep Slate-Olive XLVII 29""k Dull Greenish Black (1)... :XLVII 29""m Dull Greenish Black(2).___ XLVII 33""m Dusky Bluish Green XXXIII 41"m Dusky Dull Green... XLII 37"'m Greenish Slate-Black XLVIII 37""m Taylor, Knoche, Granville Dark Ivy m 24 po Dark Laurel m 22 po Ivy m 24 ml Laurel gm 22 ml Other sources Atroardesiacus B Atrovenetus B Atroviridis B Blue Drab (USA) F 3515 Dark Greenish Gray RC Gray S Greenish Black RC Greenish Gray A Olivaceo-Niger B Olive Gray S Olive Green _. S Slate S 157. GREENISH BLACK Maerz and Paul Highland Green 32L5 Marble Green... 32L7 Spruce 32H6 Tzarine 32C11 Ultramarine Green. 32C10 Other sources Greenish Black A Greenish Black RC 158. VIVID BLUISH GREEN Other sources Blue-Green S Bright Bluish Green A Turquoise Green S 159. BRILLIANT BLUISH GREEN Maerz and Paul Sprite 25K6 Plochere Bewitch 868 Gb 1-d Chill... 965 Gy 1-e Crest.... 869 Gb 1-e Du Barry Blue 876 Gb 2-d Festival. _. 964 Gy 1-d Ice Boat.. 966 Gy 1-f Lilting Green.... 916 G 1-d Naid...... 926 G 2-f Persian Green.. 925 G 2-e Picturesque.. 870 Gb 1-f Pool Green 917 G 1-e Promised Land.. 963 Gy 1-c Salome Blue 877 Gb 2-e Song of Norway 924 G 2-d Sulfate Green... 972 Gy 2-d Ridgway Beryl Green... XIX 41'b Venice Green VII 41b Taylor, Knoche, Granville Bright Aqua g 18 ia Bright Aqua Green gm 19 ia Bright Emerald Green gm.. 21 ia Bright Green m 211a Bright Jade Green m 211c Bright Turquoise gm 18 1a Bright Turquoise Green gm 19 la Light Emerald Green gm.. 21 ia Turquoise g 18 ia Other sources Blue-Green S Bluish Green A Green S Turquoise Green S Venetus B 160. STRONG BLUISH GREEN Maerz and Paul Guinea Green 27L9 Monte Carlo 35L1 Olympia 35L1 Skobeloff Green 25K9 Wall Green 28L8 Plochere Dynasty Green 962 Gy 1-b Green Glory 923 G 2-c Plenty Bright 915 G 1-c Promised Land 963 Gy 1-c Vivid Turquoise 867 Gb 1-c Ridgway Benzol Green VII 41 Ethyl Green VII 41i Guinea Green VII 39i Methyl Green XIX 41' Skobeloff Green VII 39 Taylor, Knoche, Granville Bright Emerald Green gm.. 21 na Bright Green gm 21 na Bright Jade Green m 21 nc Bright Teal Green g 19 pc Bright Turquoise gm 18 na Bright Turquoise Blue g .. 17 na Bright Turquoise Green gm. 19 na Emerald Green m 21 pc Turquoise g 18 nc Turquoise Green gm 20 nc Vivid Emerald Green gm 21 pa Vivid Green gm 21 pa Vivid Turquoise gm 18 pa Vivid Turquoise Blue g 17 pa Vivid Turquoise Green gm. 19 pa Other sources Atrovenetus. B Blue-Green S Bluish Green A Bright Blue S Capri Blue H 52 Dark Blue-Green S Deep Green _ S Jade Green H 54 Langite Green H 53 Prussian Green S Venetus B 161. DEEP BLUISH GREEN Plochere Billiard 961 Gy 1-a Taylor, Knoche, Granville Bright Teal g 18 pc Bright Teal Green g 19 pc Deep Turquoise Green g.._ 20 pe Other sources Bluish Green A Prussian Green S 162. VERY LIGHT BLUISH GREEN Maerz and Paul Spray 25D3 Plochere April Sky 871 Gb 1-g Aqua Queen 936 G 3-h Blanch 880 Gb 2-h Blue Waltz 951 G 5-g Brook Green 974 Gy 2-f Electra 878 Gb 2-f Fairy Land 999 Gy 5-g Green Dream 967 Gy 1-g Holiday 975 Gy 2-g Moonlight Bay 887 Gb 3-g Naid 926 G 2-f Picturesque 870 Gb 1-f Piquant 879 Gb 2-g Plume 968 Gy 1-h Robin Egg 942G4-f Sky Green 919 G 1-g Spray 935 G 3-g Spring Stream 983 Gy 3-g Streamlet.. 918 G 1-f Streamline... 927 G 2-g Suggestion 888 Gb 3-h Tourmaline Green 943 G 4-g Venice Blue 886 Gb 3-f Ridgway Bluish Glaucous XLII 37"'f Deep Bluish Glaucous XLII 37"'d Etain Blue.. XX 43'f Microcline Green XIX 39'f Pale Nile Blue XIX 41'f Pale Turquoise Green XII 41f Taylor, Knoche, Granville Bright Aqua Green m 19 ga Ice Green gm 20 ea Light Aqua Green gm 19 ea Light Emerald Green m 21 ga Light Turquoise Green m._ 19 ga Pale Aqua Green g 19 ca Pale Emerald Green gm... 21 ea Pastel Turquoise Green m__ 20 ec Other sources Bluish Green A Caeruleo-Glaucus.. B Caeruleus B Griseo-Venetus B Light Blue S Viridi-Caeruleus B 163. LIGHT BLUISH GREEN Maerz and Paul Aphrodite 25J8 Beryl Green 25J5 Bird's-egg-green 27H3 Blue Turquoise 25K2 Cambridge Blue 35J1 Cameo Blue 26F3 Cascade 25J3 Corsage Green 28G6 Eggshell Blue 27H3 Eggshell Green 27H3 Eton Blue 35J1 Fox Trot 27K1 Lagoon 26K2 Lumiere Blue 2611 Niagara Green 27H4 Nile Blue 26J2 Pacific 36J1 Robin's Egg Blue 27H3 Sprite 25K6 Sulphate Green 26J8 Tourmaline 26H2 Turquoise [Blue) 25J2 Turquoise Green 2515 Tyrolite Green 25J8 Venet 27K2 Venice (Blue] 27K2 Venice Green 25J6 Victoria Green 27G5 Water-color 27K2 Yama 25J7 Plochere Aqua Sky 933 G 3-e Beryl Green 934 G 3-f Dryad 949 G 5-e Elf Green 998 Gy 5-f Empirical Blue 893 Gb 4-e Enduring 894 Gb 4-f Huron 989 Gy 4-e Icy Green 941 G 4-e Monaco. 981 Gy 3-e Naid 926 G 2-f Ocean Wave 950 G 5-f Prudence 911 Gb 6-g Rill 982 Gy 3-f Santa Anita Green 884 Gb 3d Sulfate Green 972 Gy 2-d Turquoise Blue 885 Gb 3-e Venetian Turquoise 990 Gy 4-f Yama 973 Gy 2-e Ridgway Greenish Glaucous-Blue XLII 41"'b Light Niagara Green XXXIII 41"d Light Porcelain Green XXXIII 39" Light Sulphate Green XIX 39'b Lumiere Blue XX 43'd Niagara Green XXXIII 41"b Nile Blue XIX 41'd Pale Sulphate Green XIX 39'd Sulphate Green XIX 39' Turquoise Green VII 41d Tyrolite Green VII 39b Taylor, Knoche, Granville Aqua g 18 ic Aqua Green gm 19 ic Bright Aqua m 18 ia Bright Aqua Green m 19 ia Bright Turquoise Green m. 19 ia Dark Jade Green g 21 ng Dusty Turquoise Green m.. 20 ie Jade Green m 21 ie Light Jade Green gm 21 ic Light Emerald Green g 21 ga Light Turquoise g 18 ga Light Turquoise Green g.__ 19 ga Pastel Turquoise Green gm. 20 ec Turquoise m 18 ia Turquoise Green gm 19 ic Textile Color Card Association Aqua 70145 Turquoise 70020 Other sources Aerugineus B Blue S Blue-Green S Bluish Green A Caeruleus B Dark Blue-Green S Deep Green S Dull Green. S Glauco-Venetus B Glaucus B Gray Green. S Green MUP 18 Green S Griseo-Venetus B Light Blue S Light Blue Green RC Venetus B Veridi-Caeruleus B 164. MODERATE BLUISH GREEN Maerz and Paul Adriatic _. 26L2 Bleu Louise 36K2 Bremen Blue 36K1 Canton Jade 30L6 Chemic Green 36K1 Colibri 28L7 Cyan Blue 36J2 Email 36K2 Gendarme |Blue|. 37K2 Hummingbird 28L7 Huron 28J2 Indian Turquoise 28L2 Jouvence Blue 37L2 Kara -. 38L1 Lake Blue 37J2 Lapis 26K5 Marmora 29J6 Matrix 28L6 Mediterranian ._ 27L4 Monaco 27K4 Monte Carlo 35L1 Neuwied Blue 36K1 Neuwieder Blue 36K1 Olympia 35L1 Opal 28K5 Peligot's Blue 36K1 Porcelain Green 29J5 Riga 37K1 Ripple Green 29K2 65 Samara - 30L6 Saxon Green. 36K1 Sorrento Green 29L3 Sulphate Green 26J8 Venezia _.. 36K6 Water Blue 36K1 Waterfall 28K1 Plochere Amulet 979 Gy 3-c Aquamarine Green . 940 G 4-d Banshee 938 G 4-b Beautiful 970 Gv 2-b Blue Idol 883 Gb 3-c Canton 922 G 2-b Deep Sea 987 Gy 4-c Erie 939 G 4-c Glory Green-Blue 866 Gh 1-b Green Glory 923 G 2-c Guinea Green 914 G 1-b Hiawatha Green 995 Gy 5-c Jewel Green 988 Gy 4-d Lagoon 978 Gy 3-b Lush Gray 892 Gb 4-d North Green 948 G 5-d Opal Green 980 Gy 3-d Pan 986 Gy 4-b Persian Gulf 996 Gy 5-d River Nile 932 G 3-d Scarab 971 Gy 2-c Sorrento 931 G 3-c Spanish Blue 875 Gb 2-c Suez Green 882 Gb 3-b Superior 930 G 3-b Vagabond... 874 Gb 2-b Ridgway Anthracene Green _ VII 39m Dark Bluish Gray-Green XLII 41"'k Dark Cinnabar Green XIX 39'k Dark Sulphate Green XIX 39'i Deep Bluish Gray-Green... XLII 41"'i Ethyl Green VII 41 i Jouvence Blue XX 43'k Light Porcelain Green.. .. XXXIII 39" Light Terre Verte XXXIII 41" Methyl Green XIX 41' Porcelain Green XXXIII 39"i Sea Green XIX 41'i Sorrento Green... VII 41k Sulphate Green XIX 39' Wall Green VII 39k Taylor. Knoche, Granville Bright Teal m 18 pc Bright Teal Green m 19 pc Bright Turquoise Green m. 20 pc Dark Emerald Green m 21 pg Dark Green m 21 pg Dark Jade Green m 21 ng Deep Emerald Green m 21 pe Deep Green m. 21 pe Deep Teal m 18 pe Deep Teal Green m 19 pe Deep Turquoise Green m._ 20 pe Dusty Turquoise Green g._ 19 ie Emerald Green m.._ 21 ne Jade Green gm 21 Ie Medium Green gm 21 Ie Medium Teal Green g 19 Ig Teal gm.. 18 ne Teal Green gm 19 ne Turquoise m 18 nc Turquoise Green gm . 19 Ie Textile Color Card Association Parrot Blue 70207 Other sources Aerugineus B Atrocyaneus B Atrovenetus B Atroviridis B Blue... S Blue-Green S Bluish Green A Dark Blue-Green S Dark Green S Deep Green S Glauco-Venetus B Grayish Blue Green RC Grayish Green RC Green S Greenish Blue S Light Blue (BuOrd) F 2520 Light Blue (USA) F 1535 Light Blue S Moderate Blue Green RC Myrtle Green S Prussian Green S Slate Blue S Venetus B 165. DARK BLUISH GREEN Maerz and Paul Alhambra 31L8 Amulet 30L7 Baltic 31L1 Blue Grass 31L6 Bottle Green 31J7 Canard 38L3 Chinese Green 29L10 Duck Green 31L6 Guignet's Green 29L9 Invisible Green 31L2 Kremlin 29L6 Maris.. 39L1 Meadowbrook 31J7 Michigan 30L2 Mint. 29L10 Mittler's Green 29L9 Myrtle [Green] 31L1 Paddock. 29L7 Pine Tree 31L6 Sea Blue 29L4 Superior 30L3 Vagabond Green 31L6 Plochere Banshee 938 G 4-b Basic 921 G 2-a Billiard 961 Gy 1-a Green Matrix 865 Gb 1-a Native Blue 873 Gb 2-a Spectra Green 913 G 1-a Yule Tree 969 Gy 2-a Ridgway Anthracene Green. VII 39m Dark Bluish Gray-Green... XLII 41"'k Dusky Green-Blue (1) XX 43'm Invisible Green XIX 41'm Myrtle Green VII 41m Prussian Green XIX 41'k Taylor, Knoche, Granville Bright Teal Blue g 17 pc Dark Green m 21 pi Dark Jade Gray g 21 nl Dark Jade Green g 21 ni Dark Teal gm 18 pg Dark Teal Green gm 19 pg Deep Teal g 18 pe Deep Teal Blue g 17 pe Deep Teal Green g 19 pe Teal g 18 ng Teal Green g 19 ng Textile Color Card Association Jungle Green _ 70132 Other sources Atrocyaneus.. B Atrovenetus ._ B Atroviridis __ B Bluish Green. A Deep Green S Myrtle Green S 166. VERY DARK BLUISH GREEN Taylor, Knoche, Granville Dark Green g... 21 pn DarkSpruceg. 20 pn Dark Teal g 18 pi Hemlock Green g 21 pn Other sources Bluish Green A 167. VIVID GREENISH BLUE Maerz and Paul Caeruleum 33L9 Cerulean Blue 33L9 Coeruleum 33L9 Italian Blue 33L4 Oxide Blue 34L8 Other sources Bright Greenish Blue A 168. BRILLIANT GREENISH BLUE Maerz and Paul Honey Bird 33L2 Plochere Blithe... 773 BG 1-e Blue Turquoise 820 Gbb 1-d Crystal Blue 774 BG 1-f Delectable 781 BG 2-e Neon Blue 772 BG 1-d Niagara 821 Gbb 1-e Paramount 828 Gbb 2-d Singing Blue 782 BG 2-f Ridgway CendreBlue VIII 43b Taylor, Knoche, Granville Bright Blue gm 16 1a Bright Peacock Blue gm__ 16 1a Bright Turquoise Blue gm. 17 1a Horizon Blue g 15 ia Light Cerulean Blue gm... 15 1a Other sources Blue S Caeruleus B Faience Blue H 649 Greenish Blue _. A Light Blue S 169. STRONG GREENISH BLUE Maerz and Paul Beaucaire 35L4 Blue Jewel 34L4 Capri 35L7 Cobalt Blue . 34L7 Cobalt Ultramarine 34L7 Duck Blue 36L7 Faience.. 35L5 Grotto [Blue] 34L2 Indico Carmine 36L7 Indigo Carmine 36L7 Indigo Extract 36L7 Italian Blue 33L4 Kashan 36L4 Leithner's Blue.. 34L7 Leyden Blue 34L7 MotmotBlue 35L2 Olympic Blue 34L7 Saxon Blue 36L7 Saxony Blue .- 36L7 Thenard's Blue 34L7 Venetian Blue 34L7 Vienna Blue... 34L7 Plochere Blue Danube 819 Gbb 1-c Classic Blue 770 BG 1-b Dazzle Blue 771 BG 1-c Fanfare 780 BG 2-d North Blue 779 BG 2-c Ridgway Italian Blue VIII 43 Peacock Blue VIII 43i Taylor. Knoche, Granville Bright Blueg 16 1a Bright Cerulean Blue gm. . 15 na Bright Peacock Blue g 16 la Bright Turquoise Blue gm. 17 na Brilliant Blue gm 16 na Brilliant Peacock Blue gm. 16 na Cerulean Blue gm 15 pa Light Cerulean Blue g 15 1a Peacock Blue gm 16 nc Turquoise Blue g 17 nc Vivid Blue gm 15 pa Vivid Cerulean Blue gm... 15 pa Vivid Peacock Blue gm... 16 pa Vivid Turquoise Blue gm.. 17 pa Textile Color Card Association Grotto Blue 70022 Other sources Blue S Bright Blue S Capri Blue H 52 Cyaneus B Greenish Blue A Greenish Blue S Indian Blue H 51 Kingfisher Blue H 50 Peacock Blue S Porcelain Blue H 49 170. DEEP GREENISH BLUE Maerz and Paul Antwerp Blue 36L8 Harlem Blue 36L8 Mineral Blue 36L8 Taylor, Knoche, Granville Deep Cerulean Blue g 15 pc Other sources Blue S Dark Blue S Deep Blue S Greenish Blue A Prussian Blue S Prussian Green.. S 171. VERY LIGHT GREENISH BLUE Plochere Blue Prose 846 Gbb 4-f Blue Tease 792 BG 3-h Charm 840 Gbb 3-h Crisp Blue 775 BG 1-g Crystal Blue 774 BG 1-f Cupid Blue 783BG2-g Debutante Blue 896 Gb 4-h Delusion 824 Gbb 1-h Ideal 895 Gb 4-g Paloma 791 BG 3-g Phantom Blue 776 BG 1-h Reflection ,. 832 Gbb 2-h Sleigh Bells 784 BG 2-h Sparkle. _ _ 839 Gbb 3-g Tete-a-tete 823 Gbb 1-g Ridgway Beryl Blue VIM 43f Calamine Blue VIII 43d Etain Blue XX 43'f Light Glaucous-Blue XXXIV 43"d Pale Blue (Ethyl Blue).... VIII 45f Pale Glaucous-Blue XXXIV 43"f Taylor, Knoche, Granville Aqua Blue m 16 ga Baby Blue g 15 ea Bright Aqua m._ 18 ga Light Aqua gm... 18 ea Light Aqua Blue gm 16 ea Light Blue gm 16 ea Light Horizon Blue g 15 ea Light Sky Blue g 15 ea 66 Light Turquoise m 18 ga Light Turquoise Blue m.._ 17 ga Other sources Blue --.. S Caeruleus B Glaucus B Greenish Blue A 172. LIGHT GREENISH BLUE Maerz and Paul Aquamarine 3513 Beryl 33K2 Beryl Blue 33H2 Blue Turquoise 25K2 Calamine Blue 33J2 Ether _ 35K2 Firmament Blue 35H4 Love-in-a-mist 34K1 Niagara 25K1 Sistine 35H5 Twinkle Blue 3415 Versailles 35J3 Plochere Asthetic Blue 788 BG 3-d Blue Grotto. 836 Gbb 3-d Blue Mist 853 Gbb 5-e BlueSwirl 797 BG 4-e Chateau 822 Gbb 1-f China Sea 838 Gbb 3-f Delectable 781 BG 2-e Enduring.. 894 Gb 4-f Ice Cap 798 BG 4-f Italian Blue.. 837 Gbb 3-e Jewel Blue 830 Gbb 2-f Magic Moon 854 Gbb 5-f Paramount 828 Gbb 2-d Paramour 829 Gbb 2-e Polar Blue 845 Gbb 4-e Rivulet Blue 790 BG 3-f Singing Blue 782 BG 2-f Steel Blue 901 Gb 5-e Watteau 789 BG 3-e Winsome Blue 831 Gbb 2-g Kidgway Bremen Blue XX 43'b Calamine Blue VIM 43d Glaucous-Blue... XXXIV 43"b Light Dull Glaucous-Blue... XLII 41"'d Lumiere Blue XX 43'd Porcelain Blue XXXIV 43" Taylor, Knoche, Granville Aquagm... 18 ic Aqua Blue gm... 17 ic Aqua Green m 19 gc Bright Aqua m 18 ia Bright Aqua Blue gm 17 ia Bright Blue gm._ 16 ia Dusty Turquoise Blue gm 17 gc Dusty Turquoise Green m 19 ie Horizon Blue g 15 ga Light Clear Blue g 15 ga LightSky Blue g 15 ga Light Turquoise g__ 18 ga Light Turquoise Blue g 17 ga Pastel Blue gm 16 gc Robin's Egg Blue gm 16 ic Sky Blueg 15 ic Turquoise gm... 18 ic Turquoise Blue gm 17 ia Turquoise Green m 19 gc Textile Color Card Association Blue Turquoise 70021 Other sources Blue S Caeruleo-Glaucus B Caeruleus B Caesius B Ethyl Blue H 548 Greenish Blue A Light Blue RC Light Blue.... S Milky Blue S Pale Blue RC Turquoise Blue S 173. MODERATE GREENISH BLUE Maerz and Paul Academy Blue 36L3 Arno Blue 37J6 Beaucaire 35L4 Bleu Louise 36K2 Blue Sapphire 35L6 Brittany 35J6 Como 37K4 Cyan Blue 36J2 Email 36K2 Faience 35L5 Gendarme [Bluel 37K2 Jouvence Blue 37L2 Larkspur 35K5 Sistine 35H5 Tile Blue 36J6 Plochere Algiers Blue 795 BG 4-c Arno Blue 755 Bgg 5-c Azurite Blue 787 BG 3-c Biscay Bay 851 Gbb 5-c Blue Hour... 852 Gbb 5-d BlueShadow 844 Gbb 4-d Ceramic 747 Bgg 4-c Cruise Blue 748 Bgg 4-d Cyan Blue 835 Gbb 3-c Delta 796 BG 4-d 18th Century Turquoise. . . 900 Gb 5-d Lyre Blue 827 Gbb 2-c Marco Polo 891 Gb 4-c Marine Blue 834 Gbb 3-b Priscilla Blue 764 Bgg 6-d Saxe Blue 756 Bgg 5-d Slate Turquoise 899 Gb 5-c Teal Blue 843 Gbb 4-c Water Fall 818 Gbb 1-b Ridgway Capri Blue XX 43'i Chessylite Blue XX 45'k Dark Gobelin Blue XXXIV 43"k Gobelin Blue XXXIV 43"i Jouvence Blue XX 43'k Motmot Blue XX 43' Taylor, Knoche, Granville Bright Blue gm 16 1c Bright Teal Blue gm 17 ne Colonial Blue gm 15 ie Deep Cerulean Blue m 15 pc Deep Peacock Blue m 16 pc Deep Teal Blue m 17 pe Dusty Turquoise gm 18 ie Dusty Turquoise Blue gm.. 17 ie Medium Blue gm 15 Ie Medium Teal g 18 Ig ■ Medium Teal Blue g 17 Ig Medium Turquoise Blue gm 17 Ie Peacock Blue gm 16 ne Shadow Blue gm 15 ie Teal m 18 Ie Teal Blue m 17 ng Turquoise gm 18 1c Turquoise Blue gm 17 1c Vivid Turquoise Blue m.._ 17 pa Textile Color Card Association Brittany Blue.. 70142 Electric 70176 Light Blue (USA) 65014 Parrot Blue 70207 Peacock 70023 River Blue 70146 Other sources Atrocyaneus B Atrovenetus B Blue S Blue-Green S Caesius B Clear Blue(Y&D) F 1530 Cyaneus B Dark Blue S Dark Blue-Green S Deep Blue S Greenish Blue A Greenish Blue S Light Blue (BuOrd) F 2520 Light Blue (USA) F 3530 Light Blue S Moderate Blue. RC 174. DARK GREENISH BLUE Maerz and Paul Arno Blue 37J6 Atlantis 39L8 Bruges 39J7 Canard 38L3 Ceylon Blue 38L6 Chemic Blue 37J7 Dragonfly 36L6 Drake 37L5 Drake's-neck Green 37L5 Duckling 39L6 Mallard 38L7 Merle 37L5 Napoli... 37K7 Newport 37L7 Pagoda |Blue) 39L8 Paon 37L6 Pavonine 37L6 Peacock (Bluel - 37L6 Saxon Blue 37J7 Saxony Blue 37J7 Skating 37L7 Teal Blue 39L6 Teal Duck. 39L7 Whirlpool 37L7 Plochere Marine Blue 834 Gbb 3-b Night Blue 817 Gbb 1-a Peacock Blue 826 Gbb 2-b Ridgway Blackish Green-Blue VIII 43m Chessylite Blue XX 45'k Dark Chessylite Blue XX 45'm Dusky Green-Blue (1) XX 43'm Patent Blue... VIM 43k Taylor, Knoche, Granville Bright Teal Blue g 17 pc Dark Cerulean Blue g 15 pg Dark Peacock Blue gm 16 pg Dark Teal Blue gm 17 pg Deep Cerulean Blue g 15 pe Deep Peacock Blue gm 16 pe Deep Teal Blue g 17 pe Medium Blue g 15 ng Shadow Blue g 15 ni Teal Blueg.. 17 ng Textile Color Card Association Duckling. 70024 Teal 70147 Other sources Atrocyaneus B Blue S Dark Blue S Greenish Blue A Prussian Blue S 175. VERY DARK GREENISH BLUE Other sources Greenish Blue. A 176. VIVID BLUE Maerz and Paul Alexandria Blue 35L8 Armenian Blue 35G12 Bonnie Blue 43A12 Caeruleum 33L9 Cerulean Blue 33L9 Coeruleum 33L9 Ch'ing 36F12 Cleopatra 35J12 Cloisonne 34D12 Cyanine Blue 34L10 Directoire Blue. 43A11 Egyptian Blue... 35L8 Genuine Ultramarine |Blue|. 35G12 Hathor 43D12 Leitch's Blue 34L10 Plochere Bonnie Blue 674 Bg 1-b Sevres 723 Bgg 1-c Ridgway Bradley's Blue IX 51 Methyl Blue. VIII 47 Rood's Blue IX 49k Spectrum Blue 1X49 Ultramarine Blue IX 49i Taylor, Knoche, Granville Bright Blue g 134 na Deep Blue g 13 pc Royal Blue gm 13 pa Sapphire Blue g 13 pc Ultramarine gm 13 pa Textile Color Card Association Ultramarine Blue (USA)... 65010 Other sources Atrolazulinus B Bright Blue... A Bright Ultramarine S Cobalt Blue.. H 44 Deep Blue S Deep Ultramarine S Enamel Blue H 48 Lazulinus B Oriental Blue H 47 Spectrum Blue H 45 Ultramarine S 177. BRILLIANT BLUE Plochere Blue Heaven 677 Bg 1-e Celestial Blue 629 B 1-e Heavenly Flower 725 Bgg 1-e Norse Blue 635 B 2-c Supreme 676 Bg 1-d Ridgway Clear Cadet Blue XXI 49' Deep Aniline Lilac XXXV 53"b Light Amparo Blue IX 51d Light Cadet Blue XXI 49'b Light Methyl Blue VIII 47b Mazarine Blue. IX 49d Pale Violet-Blue IX 53d Taylor, Knoche, Granville Bright Blue gm 14 ia Bright Copen Blue gm 14 ia Delphinium Blue m 13'4 ia Other sources Blue A Blue PSP44 Blue S Butterfly Blue H 645 Griseo-Lineusl B Lazulinus B Lineus B Sublazuhnus B Ultramarine S 178. STRONG BLUE Maerz and Paul Alexandria Blue. 35L8 Amparo Blue 33A10 Armenian Blue 35G12 67 Artificial Ultramarine 41F12 Bleu d'Orient 36111 Columbia.,. 43B12 Directoire Blue 43A11 Diva Blue 43B10 Egypt 34H11 Egyptian Blue 35L8 French Blue 41F12 French Ultramarine 41F12 Genuine Ultramarine [Blue] 35G12 Gmelin's Blue 41F12 Guimet's Blue 41F12 Liberty. 43C12 Limoges 36K9 Lyons Blue 42C12 New Blue 41F12 Oriental Blue 41F12 Orient (Bluel 36D11 Permanent Blue 41F12 Regatta 43C12 Riviera 35K10 Salvia Blue 33D10 Sevres [Bluel 34K9 Victoria Blue 36111 Yacht.. _ 35J11 Plochere Blue Lightning 675 Bg 1-c Castillian Blue 722 Bgg 1-b Lake Blue 724 Bgg 1-d Palace Blue 683 Bg 2-c Sevres 723 Bgg 1-c Ridgway Cadet Blue... XXI 49'i Cerulean Blue VIII 45 Clear Cadet Blue XXI 49' Leitch's Blue VIII 47i Light Methyl Blue VIII 47b Lyons Blue IX 51i Mathews' Blue XX 45' Olympic Blue XX 47' Oxide Blue VIII 45i Paris Blue VIII 47k Prussian Blue IX 49m Ultramarine Ash. XXII 49* Vanderpoel's Blue XX 47'i Venetian Blue XXII 47* Taylor, Knoche, Granville Bright Copen Blue gm 13' i la Bright Dutch Blue gm 13 la Bright Blue gm 14 na Copen Blue gm 1341c Deep Blue m 13 pc Delphinium Blue g 13'^ ia Royal Blue m 13 pc Sapphire Blue m. _ 13 pc Strong Blue gm 14 nc Vivid Blue gm... 14 pa Textile Color Card Association Oriental Blue 70209 Other sources Atrolazulinus B Blue A Blue Striping (N) F 1525 Blue MUP42 Blue PSP42 Blue S Bright Blue (USA) F 1525 Bright Blue S Bright Ultramarine .. S Butterfly Blue H 645 Cerulein Blue H 46 Cyaneus B Dark Blue S Deep Blue S Dull Blue... S Lazulinus _ B Light Blue S Persian Blue H 647 Sublazulinus. B Ultramarine S 179. DEEP BLUE Maerz and Paul Asmalte 43D11 Bleu de Lyons 44B11 Bluejay 38L12 Cairo 37E12 Cobalt Glass 43D11 Colonial 39C12 Dumont's Blue 43D11 Dutch Azure 43D11 Enamel Blue 43D11 Eschel Blue _ 43D11 Helvetia Blue.. 44C12 Imperial Blue 37C12 King's Blue 43D11 Laundry Blue 43D11 Matelot 45B12 Napoleon Blue 44C12 National {Blue) 44B11 Olympian Blue. 45B12 Powder Blue 43D11 Rameses 44D12 Royal Blue 43D11 Royal Blue 44D12 Saxony Blue 43DU Smalt 43D11 Smaltino 43D11 Starch Blue 43D11 Yale Blue 44D12 Zaffre Blue 43DU Ridgway Dusky Greenish Blue XX 47'm Paris Blue VIM 47k Taylor, Knoche. Granville Bright Navy g 13' 2 pg Dark Blue g 13" 2 pg Deep Blue g 13 pe Deep Royal Blue g 13 pe Deep Sapphire Blue g. 13 pe Lapis Luzuli Blue g 13 ne Royal Blue g. 13 nc Strong Blue g... 13' 2 ne Textile Color Card Association Royal Blue 70087 Other sources Atrolazulinus B Blue A Blue S Dark Blue S Deep Blue S Dull Blue S Indigo S Princess Blue H 745 Royal Blue. S Ultramarine S 180. VERY LIGHT BLUE Plochere Baby Blue... 727 Bgg 1-g Baby Blue Eyes . 637 B 2-e Blue Appeal 743 Bgg 3-g Blue Heaven 677 Bg 1-e Blue Ridge 630 B 1-f Dream Blue 678 Bg 1-1 Romantic Blue 726 Bgg 1-f Ridgway Burn Blue XXXIV 47" f Pale Aniline Lilac XXXV 53"f Pale Cerulean Blue VIII 45d Pallid Methyl Blue . . VIII 47f Wedgewood Blue XXI 51'f Taylor, Knoche, Granville Horizon Blue m 15 ga Light Clear Blue m 15 ga LightSky Blue m 15 ga Other sources Blue A Caeruleus B Griseo-Caeruleus B Gnseo-Lineus B Lineus. B Sublazulinus B 181. LIGHT BLUE Maerz and Paul Airway 3316 Blue Lotus... 34F7 Cerulean 33E6 Diana 3416 Ethereal Blue 33E6 King's Blue 34G7 Lupine 34D7 Sky 33E6 Sky Blue 33E6 Sky Colour 33E6 Squill Blue 3416 Watteau 34J6 Plochere Allure 750 Bgg 4-f Baronet 734 Bgg 2-f Bewitching Blue 741 Bgg 3-e Blue Heaven 677 Bg 1-e Bounding Main 749 Bgg 4-e Delectable. 781 BG 2-e Divine Blue. 684 Bg 2-d Good Omen 733 Bgg 2-e King Neptune 742 Bgg 3-f Larkspur Blue.... 636 B 2-d Romantic Blue 726 Bgg 1-f Sovereign Blue 692 Bg 3-d Ridgway Burn Blue XXXIV 47"f Columbia Blue XXXIV 47"b King's Blue XXII 47'b Light Alice Blue XXXIV 45"d Light Cerulean Blue VIII 45b Light Columbia Blue XXXIV 47"d Light Forget-me-not Blue. XXII 51 *d Light Grayish Blue-Violet . XXXV 51"d Light Squill Blue XX 45'd Mazarine Blue IX 49d Neropalin Blue XXII 49*b Pale Aniline Lilac XXXV 53"f Pale Cadet Blue XXI 49'd Pale Cerulean Blue VIM 45d Pale Methyl Blue VIM 47d Pale Windsor Blue XXXV 49"d Sky Blue XX 47'd Squill Blue XX 45'b Wedgewood Blue XXI 51'f Yale Blue.... XX 47'b Taylor, Knoche, Granville Cerulean Blue m 15 1c Copen Blue m 14 ic Delia Robbia Blue gm 13', 4 ga Delphinium Blue gm 134 ga Forget-me-not Blue gm 14 ga Horizon Blue m 15 ia Light Cerulean Blue m 15 1a Light Copen Blue gm 14 ga Light Dutch Blue gm 13 ga Sky Blue gm.. 14 ga Textile Color Card Association Forget-me-not 70012 Other sources Blue A Blue MUP43 Blue S Caeruleus ._ B Caesius B Deep Blue S Dull Blue S Griseo-Caeruleus B Griseo-Lineus B Light Blue S Lineus B Sublazulinus B Ultramarine S 182. MODERATE BLUE Maerz and Paul Air Blue 36K7 Antwerp Blue. 36L8 Armenian Stone 36K7 Asmalte 43D11 Bleu de Lyons 44B11 Blue Ashes 36K7 Blue Aster 44A8 Bluebell 37J10 Blue Bice 36K7 Blue Bird 36J9 Bluet 34F8 Blue Ultramarine Ash 35B9 BlueVerditer 36K7 Brittany 35J6 Cadet Blue 35A9 Cathedral Blue 43C10 Celestial 3518 Centre Blue 36K7 Ceramic 36K7 Chessylite Blue 36K7 China Blue 36J7 Cobalt Glass 43D11 Commelina Blue 42B10 Copper Blue 36K8 Daphne. 33H8 Diva Blue 43B10 Dresden Blue 3417 Dumont's Blue 43D11 Dutch Azure 43D11 Empire Blue 36J8 Enamel Blue 43D11 English Blue 36K7 Eschel Blue 43D11 Flaxflower Blue 42A8 Gentian 35C8 Harlem Blue 36L8 Hungarian Blue 36K7 Infanta... 35J9 Jay [Bluel - - 36G8 King's Blue 43D11 King's Blue 45A10 Lambert's Blue 36K7 Laundry Blue 43D11 Lime Blue 36K7 Limoges 36K9 Madonna 37J9 Mineral Blue 36K7 Mineral Blue 36L8 Mosaic Blue 37A10 Mountain Blue 36K7 Murilo 36K8 National [Blue] 44B11 Nikko 36J7 Orient Blue 36G7 Pilot Blue 3519 Pompadour [Green] 35J8 Porcelain 34J7 Powder Blue 43D11 Queen Blue 36B8 Queen's Blue 36B8 Raphael 37K10 Rapids 36L2 Resolute 35G9 Royal Blue 43D11 Sander's Blue 36K7 Saunder'sBlue 36K7 Saxony Blue 43D11 Smalt 43D11 Smaltino 43D11 Starch Blue.. 43D11 Stone Blue 36K7 Triumph Blue 37H11 Tuileries 35J7 Virgin . 35K7 Wireless 3517 Zaffre Blue 43D11 Plochere Bohemian Blue 738 Bgg 3-b Ceramic 747 Bgg 4-c Classic Blue 770 BG 1-b Coronet Blue 739 Bgg 3-c Cosmic Blue 778BG2-I Cruise Blue 748 Bgg 4-d Deep Water. 730 Bgg 2-b LakeComo... 732 Bgg 2-d Lake Louise 642 B 3-b Neapolitan Night. 682 Bg 2-b Palace Blue. 683 Bg 2-c Queen Blue 690 Bg 3-b Riviera.... 731 Bgg 2-c Theatrical Blue.... 740 Bgg 3-d 68 Ridgway Alizarine Blue XXI 51' m Antwerp Blue VIM 45k Blanc's Blue XX 47'k Cadet Blue XXI 49'i Chapman's Blue XXII 49*i Chessylite Blue_. XX 45'k China Blue XX 45'i Columbia Blue XXXIV 47"b Dark Cadet Blue XXI 49'm Dark Chessylite Blue XX 45'm Deep Cadet Blue XXI 49'k Dusky Greenish Blue XX 47'm Eton Blue XXII 49*k Gendarme Blue XXII 47*k Hortense Blue XXII 47*m Jay Blue XXII 47*i Marine Blue VIII 45m Orient Blue XXXIV 45" Oxide Blue VIII 45i Prussian Blue IX 49m Vanderpoel's Blue XX 47'i Taylor, Knoche, Granville Bright Cerulean Blue m. .. 15 na Bright Navy m 13',^ pg Cerulean Blue m 15 nc Copen Blue gm 14 1c Dark Blue m \3\4 pg Deep Blue m 14 pc Deep Cerulean Blue m 15 pc Delft Blue gm 13 le Delia Robbia Blue gm 134 ic Dutch Blue gm 13 Ic Lapis Lazuli Blue m 13 ne Medium Blue gm 13 le Sky Blueg ; 14 ic Strong Blue gm 14 ne Textile Color Card Association Bluebird: 70211 Hydrangea Blue. 70123 Lustre Blue 70085 Majolica Blue 70177 Old China 70143 Peking Blue 70047 Other sources Atrocyaneus B Atrolazulinus B Blue A Blue(MA) F 1520 Blue S Bright Blue S Caesius B Cyaneus B Dark Blue S Deep Blue ._ S Deep Ultramarine... _ S Dull Blue S Gray Blue S Lazulinus B Light Blue (AN)... F 1520 Medium Blue (USA) F 1520 Ultramarine S 183. DARK BLUE Maerz and Paul Bagdad 40L7 Bluebell.... 37J10 Bluejay 38L12 Canton (Blue] 39E11 Chiswick 38J12 Colonial 39C12 Comet 37F8 Corsair... 40L12 Crystal Palace Blue 38A12 Dagestan 40L11 Dozer 39J10 Du Gueslin 39H11 Ensign 40J12 France 38B12 Freedom 46A12 Ghent 40J9 Hankow 40J11 Holland Blue 39E11 Japan Blue 39E12 Kingfisher 39L10 Labrador 40J8 Legion Blue.... 46B11 Majolica 38K9 Majolica Blue 39H11 Marine [Blue] 46G12 Middy 38D12 Musketeer 40H12 Nippon 40L10 Normandy 40J11 Orion 39E11 Peasant Blue 39H11 Feking Blue 38J10 Purple Navy 46G12 Radio 38J9 Raphael 37K10 Sapphire [Blue] 37L8 Tapestry 39H11 Triumph Blue 37H11 Trooper 40L9 Plochere Atlantis 777 BG 2-a Bavarian Blue 769 BG 1-a Colonial Blue 689 Bg 3-a Geneva Blue 641 B 3-a Ink Blue 649 B 4-a Ionian Blue 737 Bgg 3-a Majolica 746 Bgg 4-b Marine Corp Blue 697 Bg 4-a Midnight 657 B 5-a Monastral Blue 721 Bgg 1-a Opera Blue... 681 Bg 2-a Peasant Blue 705 Bg 5-a Uniform Blue 729 Bgg 2-a Ridgway Antwerp Blue VIII 45k Berlin Blue VIII 47m Bluish Slate-Black XLVIII 45""m Dark Chessylite Blue XX 45'm Dark Delft Blue... XLII 45"'m Dark Green-Blue Slate XLVIII 45""k Dusky Greenish Blue XX 47'm Indigo Blue XXXIV 47"m Taylor, Knoche, Granville Bright Navy gm... 13 pg Dark Blue gm._ 13 pg Dark Navy g 13' 2 pn Deep Blue m 13 pe Deep Royal Blue m .. 13 pe Deep Sapphire Blue m 13 pe Delft Blueg 13 ng Flag Blueg 13 pi Indigo g 13 pi Light Navy gm... 13'- 2 pi Medium Blue g.. 13 ng Midnight Blue g._ 13' 2 pn Navy g 13 pi Shadow Blue g 13!^ ni Textile Color Card Association Cobalt Blue (USA) 65011 Marine Corps 70048 Navy 1 70088 Navy 2 70089 Peking Blue 70047 Sky Blue (USA) 65019 Other sources Atroardesiacus B Atrocyaneus B Atrolazulinus B Blue A Blue S Dark Blue S Greenish Navy A Lazulino-Ardesiacus B Light Blue Enamel (PC)... F 1515 Navy. A Royal Blue (TC) F 2510 184. VERY PALE BLUE Maerz and Paul Burn Blue 34B4 Etain Blue 26F1 Light Blue2 34D1 Light Blue 3 34E1 Light Blue 4 34F1 Plochere Abstract Blue 768 Bgg 6-h Air Castle Blue 759 Bgg 5-g Angel Blue 760 Bgg 5-h Balmy Air 848 Gbb 4-h Bean Blue 744 Bgg 3-h Billow 847 Gbb4-g Blue Appeal 743 Bgg 3-g Blue Chill 663 B 5-g Blue Glow 855 Gbb 5-g Blue Light 752 Bgg 4-h Cloister. 872 Gb 1-h Cloudy Blue 662 B 5-f Cuddle Blue 767 Bgg 6-g Debutante Blue 896 Gb 4-h Demure Blue 856 Gbb 5-h Easter Bonnet 736 Bgg 2-h Eerie Blue 807 BG 5-g Firmament Gray 671 B 6-g Frozen Dew 808 BG 5-h Ghostly Blue 639 B 2-g Gray Drift 959 G 6-g Harbor Blue 751 Bgg 4-g Harem Blue 735 Bgg 2-g Iceland Blue 903 Gb 5-g Illusion 912 Gb 6-h Lover's Note 728 Bgg 1-h Moonlight Blue 670 B 6-f Mountain Peak Blue 679 Bg 1-g Mystic Blue 703 Bg 4-g Northern Skies 702 Bg 4-f Phantom Blue 776 BG 1-h Plumbago Blue 646 B 3-f Restrained Blue 800 BG 4-h Sentimental Mood 647 B 3-g Silver Blue 654 B 4-f Silver Cloud 719 Bg 6-g Sleigh Bells ... 784 BG 2-h Snow Green... 1008 Gy 6-h Spiritual Blue 799 BG 4-g Starch White 640 B 2-h Sweet Blue 655 B 4-g Twilight Mood 711 Bg 5-g Twinkle 686 Bg 2-f Venus Blue. 904 Gb 5-h White Light 696 Bg 3-h White Swan 632 B 1-h Winter Sky. 687 Bg 2-g Zephyr Blue 710 Bg 5-f Ridgway Etain Blue XX 43'f Light King's Blue XXII 47*d Pale Amparo Blue IX 51f Pale Blue (Ethyl Blue).... VIII 45f Pale Dull Glaucous-Blue... XLII 41"'f Pale Glaucous-Blue XXXIV 43"f Pale Grayish Blue XXI 49'f Pale Mazarine Blue IX 49f Pale Neropalin Blue XXII 49*f Pale Russian Blue XLII 45"'f Persian Blue XX 45'f Russian Blue... XLII 45"'d Sky Gray. XXXIV 45"f Taylor, Knoche, Granville Alabaster Tint m 13 ba Baby Blue m 15 ea Blue Tint m 15 ba Cloud Blue m 15 cb Forget-me-not Blue gm 14 ea Light Blue gm 14 ea Light Horizon Blue m 15 ea Light Sky Blue gm 14 ea Pale Aqua m 18 ca Pale Aqua Blue gm 16 ca Pale Blue gm 14 ca PaleSky Blue gm 14 ca Pearl Gray m 13 cb Textile Color Card Association Baby Blue 70009 Pastel Blue 70008 Other sources Blue S Caeruleo-Glaucus B Caeruleo-Griseus B Caeruleus... B Dull Blue A Dull Greenish Blue.. A Dull Reddish Blue A Glaucus B Griseo-Caeruleus B Light Blue S Lineus B Sublazulinus B Very Pale Blue RC 185. PALE BLUE Maerz and Paul Alice Blue 35G5 Aquamarine 3513 Baby Blue 35E2 Bambino 36G2 Bleu Pass6 36F3 Burn Blue 34B4 Celestial Blue 35D3 Columbia Blue 35D6 Endive Blue 43B5 Forget-me-not |Blue| 36G4 Iris 43B5 Light Blue6 34F2 Lucky Stone 34G6 Myosotis Blue 36G4 Old Blue 36F3 Persian Blue 33C4 Pompeian Blue 36E4 Poudre 36H2 PoudreBlue 36H2 Powder Blue 36H2 Russian Blue 35D4 Sistine 35H5 Starlight 34E6 Plochere Blue Horizon 766 Bgg 6-f Blue Mist 853 Gbb 5-e Cuddle Blue 767 Bgg 6-g Debonair 902 Gb 5-f Dreamy Blue 909 Gb 6-e Dusky Blue 709 Bg 5-e Fall Blue. 660 B 5-d Gray Mist 669 B 6-e Holland Blue 758 Bgg 5-f Horizon 861 Gbb 6-e Iceberg Green 957 G 6-e Magic Moon 854 Gbb 5-f Melodious 661 B 5-e Moonlit Water 701 Bg 4-e Platonic 765 Bgg 6-e Prudence... 911 Gb 6-g Retreat 668 B 6-d Rio Blue 757 Bgg 5-e Russian Blue 813 BG 6-e Saga Blue. 708 Bg 5-d Shadow Blue 862 Gbb 6-f Sleepy Hollow 910 Gb 6-f Smoke 716 Bg 6-d Smoke Ring 717 Bg 6-e Static 806 BG 5-f Sterling Blue 718 Bg 6-f Sublime 652 B 4-d Thames River 814 BG 6-f Translucent Blue ... . . 805 BG 5-e Zephyr Blue 710 Bg 5-f Ridgway Alice Blue XXXIV 45"b Cadet Gray XLII 45"'b Clear Green-Blue Gray.... XLVIII 45""d Dutch Blue XLIII 49"'b French Gray Lll 49"'"f Light Alice Blue XXXIV 45"d Light Dull Glaucous-Blue. . XLII 41"'d Light King's Blue XXII 47*d Light Neropalin Blue XXII 49*d Light Payne's Gray XLIX 49""d LightSky Blue XX 47'f G9 Light Violet-Plumbeous... XLIX 53""d Pale Ampato Blue IX 5 If Pale Cadet Blue XXI 49'd Pale Dull Glaucous-Blue... XLII 41"'* Pale Forget-me-not Blue... XXII 51*f Pale Green-Blue Gray XLVIII 45""f Pale Mazarine Blue IX 49f Pale Medici Blue XLVIII 41""f Pale Payne's Gray XLIX 49""f Pale Violet-Plumbeous.... XLIX 53""f Parula Blue XLII 45'" Persian Blue __ XX 45'f Plumbeous Lll 49"'"b Russian Blue XLII 45"'d Taylor, Knoche, Granville Aqua Gray gm 19 fe Cadet Gray m 13 ge Chalk Blue gm... 16 ec Dawn Blue gm 15 dc Dusk m 13 fe Dusty Aqua gm 18 ge Dusty Aqua Blue gm 17 ge Dusty Blue gm 15 ge Haze Blue g 13 ec Horizon Blue gm.. 15 gc Light Aqua gm 18 ec Light Aqua Blue gm 16 ec Light Gray Blue gm 15 ge Mist Blue gm 15 ge Pastel Blue gm _.. 14 gc Pearl Gray gm 13 dc Pewter m 13 fe Powder Blue gm 14 ec Sky Blue gm 15 gc Smoke m 13 fe Wedgwood Blue gm 14 gc Textile Color Card Association Blue Flower 70011 Dustblu 70195 Old Blue 70109 Sistine 70043 Sky Blue 70010 Other sources Caesius B Caeruleo-Glaucus B Caeruleo-Griseus B Caeruleus B Chalky Blue S Dull Blue. A Dull Greenish Blue A Dull Reddish Blue A Glauco-Gnseus B Gray Blue S Griseo-Caeruleus B Griseo-Lazulinus B Hull Gray (Light Gray)(MA) F 2640 Lavendulo-Gnseus B Lineus B Pale Blue... RC Plumbeus B Sublazulinus B Ultramarine S 186. GRAYISH BLUE Maerz and Paul Aero 36H6 Alpine 38G7 Arctic Blue 36D6 Ardoise 46C7 Azulin _ 3618 Blue Ochre. 38J4 Blue Orchid 45A7 Bleu Pass6 36F3 Brittany.. 35J6 Cadet 46A6 Celest 36B7 China Blue 36J7 Chin-Chin Blue 3618 Cloud 36G5 Copenhagen [Blue] 37E7 Crayon Blue 36C5 Danae 47A10 Delphinium 36F6 Denmark 38J8 Dutch Blue 44A6 Electric [Blue] 3717 Electric Green.. 3717 Escadre.. 37G10 Firmament 36D7 Flaxflower Blossom 36F7 Forget-me-not |Blue] 36G4 Genoa Blue 37K6 Glacier Blue 39H7 Glaucous-Blue 3613 Gobelin Blue... 3715 Heron 46B8 Hussar 38D9 Hydrangea Blue 35B7 Hydro... 37H8 Iceberg 36H4 Indo 3818 Infantry 3614 International 3819 Light Wedgwood [Blue).... 37A7 Louvain 3816 Madonna 37J9 Milano Blue 36E7 Moonlight Blue 3614 Myosotis Blue 36G4 Nice 3617 Nikko 36J7 Oad 47A10 Old Blue 36F3 Old China 37C7 Opal Blue 36E6 Oriental 36F5 Orient Blue 36G7 Parula Blue 36C6 Pastel 47A10 Pastel Blue.. 47A10 Payne's Grey 47A9 Peasant Blue 3718 Porcelain Blue 36J3 Quimper 3617 Radio 38J9 Rigi Blue 39J2 Saxe Blue 3616 Serapi 37F5 Sistine 35H5 Slate Blue 46A7 Slate-Blue... 46B8 Stardew 35F7 Swiss Blue 46A7 Torino Blue 38C8 Trublu. 35G6 Twilight [Blue] 36G6 Tynan Blue... 37C8 Wad 47A10 Woad... 47A10 Wode.. 47A10 Plochere Arctic 898 Gb 5-b Azurite Blue 787 BG 3-c Biscay Bay 851 Gbb 5-c Blase Blue 794BG4-b Blue Dash 763 Bgg 6-c Blue Fog 812 BG 6 d Ceylon Blue 786 BG 3-b Congo Blue 706 Bg 5-b Duckling Blue 842 Gbb 4-b 18th Century Turquoise. . . 900 Gb 5-d Flemish Blue 658 B 5-b Granite Blue... 859 Gbb 6-c Gray Night 715 Bg 6-c Harmonious Blue 908 Gb 6-d Milano Blue 651 B 4-c Myth Blue 907 Bg 6-c Profound Blue 659 B 5-c Puritan. 666 B 6-b Rigi Blue 860 Gbb 6-d River Mist 811 BG 6-c Saxe Blue 756 Bgg 5-d Shore Line 890 Gb 4-b Slate Blue 714 Bg 6-b Slate Turquoise 899 Gb 5-c Solitary Blue 803 BG 5-c Somber Blue. 802 BG 5-b Storm ... 667 B 6-c Stratosphere. 610 Bp 5-b Style Gray 810 BG 6-b Tabu 804 BG 5-d Trade Winds 707 Bg 5-c Tyrian Blue 698 Bg 4-b Ridgway Antwerp Blue VIII 45k Chessyhte Blue. XX 45'k Clear Payne's Gray XLIX 49""b Dark Chessylite Blue XX 45'm Dark Gobelin Blue XXXIV 43"k Dark Green-Blue Gray XLVIII 45"" Dark Madder Blue XLIII 53"'k Dark Orient Blue XXXIV 45"k Dark Tyrian Blue XXXIV 47"k Dark Violet-Slate XLIX 53""k Deep Delft Blue XLII 45"'k Deep Dutch Blue XLIII 49"' Deep Green-Blue Gray XLVIII 45""b Deep Orient Blue XXXIV 45"i Deep Payne's Gray XLIX 49""i Deep Plumbeous Lll 49'"" Deep Slate-Blue XLIII 49"'k Delft Blue XLII 45"'i Dusky Green-Blue (1) XX 43'm Dusky Green-Blue (2) XXXIV 43"m Dusky Orient Blue XXXIV 45"m Gobelin Blue XXXIV 43"i Green-Blue Slate XLVIII 45""i Indigo Blue XXXIV 47"m Light Medici Blue XLVIII 41""d Light Tyrian Blue XXXIV 47" Light Violet-Plumbeous.... XLIX 53""d Orient Blue XXXIV 45" Payne's Gray... XLIX 49"" Parula Blue XLII 45'" Tyrian Blue XXXIV 47"i Violet-Slate XLIX 53""i Taylor, Knoche, Granville Aqua Gray g. 19 fe Cadet Blue gm... 14 ie Cadet Gray g 13 ge Colonial Blue m 15 ie Dark Cerulean Blue m 15 pg DaikBluem 14 pg Dark Gray Blue gm 14 li Dark Navy m 13'<2 pn Dark Steel Blue gm 14 li DarkTealm. 18 pi Dark Teal Blue m 17 pi Dusk g 13 fe Dusty Blue g 14 ge Fog Blue gm 13 ig Graphite m 13 nl Light Gray Blue g 14 ge Medium Blue m 14 ng Medium Gray Blue gm 14 ig Medium Teal m 18 Ig Medium Teal Blue m. 17 Ig Medium Teal Green m 19 Ig Midnight Blue m 13H pn Mist Blue g 14 ge Night Blue m 13>£ nl Pewter g 13 fe Shadow Blue gm 14 ie Slate Blue gm 13 ig Smoke g 13 fe Steel Blue gm 14 ig Stone Blue gm 13 li Storm Blue gm 13 li Textile Color Card Association Bluesteel 70112 Copenhagen 70044 Flemish Blue... 70046 Light Blue (USA) 65014 Mistiblu 70110 Peasant Blue 70144 River Blue 70146 Robin's Egg 70204 Saxe Blue 70175 Stone Blue 70113 Tile Blue 76045 West Point 70111 Other sources Atroardesiacus B Atrocyaneus B Atrolazulinus B Atrovenetus B Blue.. S Caeruleo-Griseus... B Caesius B Dark Blue S Deep Blue... S Dull Blue A Dull Blue S Dull Greenish Blue A Dull Reddish Blue A Dusky Blue RC Glauco-Griseus B Grayish Blue RC Griseo-Lazulinus B Intermediate Blue (AN)... F 3525 Intermediate Blue (USA). . F 3525 Lazuhno-Ardesiacus B Medium Blue (BuOrd) F 2515 Ocean Gray (BuOrd) F 2620 Pale Blue S Plumbeus B Slate Blue S Ultramarine S Violaceo-Griseus B 187. DARK GRAYISH BLUE Maerz and Paul Arona 39J6 Atlantic ._ 40L1 Atlantis 39L8 Bagdad 40L7 Balsam 40L4 Bruges 39J7 Duckling 39L6 Flemish Blue.. 39E10 Glacier 39J8 Ink Blue 47A11 Ionian Blue 40L6 Ispahan 40L3 Kurdistan 48A10 Labrador 40J8 Mascot 40E12 Navy 1 47C11 Navy 3 40A10 Olympic 39L5 Pagoda [Blue| 39L8 Payne's Grey 47A9 Radio Blue 40J7 Romany i 40E12 Sinbad 48A12 Teal Blue 39L6 Trooper 40L9 Tunis 40C12 Veteran 47A11 Plochere African Green 937 G 4-a Arctic 898 Gb 5-b Baltic 841 Gbb 4-a Bayou 945 G 5-a Black Knight 609 Bp 5-a Black Water 801 BG 5-a Blase Blue 794 BG 4-b Corsair 713 Bg 6-a Duckling Blue 842 Gbb 4-b Ink Blue 649 B 4-a Ionian Blue 737 Bgg 3-a Iron Mask 905 Gb 6-a Midnight 657 B 5-a Nabob 881Gb 3-a Ombre 761 Bgg 6-a Peasant Blue 705 Bg 5-a Purple Night 601 Bp 4-a Rhapsody Blue 793 BG 4-a Sorcerer 897 Gb 5-a Stormy Night 833 Gbb 3-a Suez Blue 825 Gbb 2-a Television Blue 753 Bgg 5-a Tranquil Green 1001 Gy 6-a Universal... 785 BG 3-a Valor Green 889 Gb 4-a Viking 665 B 6-a Ridgway Bluish Black XLIX 49""m Bluish Slate-Black XLVIII 45""m Dark Aniline Blue X 55m Dark Delft Blue. XLII 45"'m Dark Green-Blue Slate XLVIII 45""k Dark Payne's Gray XLIX 49""k Dull Blue-Green Black XLVIII 41""m Dull Violet-Black (2) XLIX 53""m 70 Dusky GreeflJJtue (2) XXXIV 43"m Dusky Slate-sHe XLIII 49"'m Dusky Violet-Blue (2) XLIII 53"'m Indigo Blue XXXIV 47"m Plumbeous-Black.. Lll 49"'"m Taylor, Knoche, Granville Charcoal g 10 ml Dark Blue m 13 pi Dark Navy m 13 pn Dark Teal m 18 pi Dark Teal Blue m 17 pi Flag Blue m 13 pi Graphite g 13 nl Indigo m 13 pi Midnight Blue m 13 pn Navy m 13 pi Night Blue g... 13^ nl Shadow Blue g 14 ni Textile Color Card Association Graphite Blue. 70114 Other sources Atroardesiacus B Atrolazulinus B Atrovenetus.. B Atroviolaceus B Dark Blue S Dull Blue A Dull Greenish Blue A Dull Reddish Blue A Dusky Blue RC Insignia Blue (AN) F 3505 Insignia Blue (USA) F 3505 Lazulino-Ardesiacus B Niger B Slate S 188. BLACKISH BLUE Maerz and Paul Bagdad.... 40L7 Ensign 40J12 Ionian Blue 40L6 Mascot 40E12 Navy 3 40A10 Romany 40E12 Trooper 40L9 Tunis 40C12 Plochere Sorcerer. 897 Gb 5-a Transatlantic Blue 745 Bgg 4-a Ridgway Bluish Black XLIX 49""m Dull Blue-Green Black.... XLVIII 41""m Taylor, Knoche, Granville Dark Blue g 13 pn Dark Navy g 13 pn Indigo g 13 pn Midnight Blue g _. 13 pn Textile Color Card Association Graphite Blue 70114 Homage Blue 70078 Midnight 70090 Other sources Atroardesiacus B Dark Blue. S Dull Blue A Dull Greenish Blue A Dull Reddish Blue A Greenish Navy A Navy A Sea Blue, Glossy (AN) F 1505 Sea Slue, Semi-Glossy (AN) F2505 SeaBlue(USA) F 2505 Slate S 189. BLUISH WHITE Plochere Blue Wash.. 664 B 5-h Fairy Princess.. 704 Bg4-h Firmament Gray. 671 B 6-g Frosty Night 712 Bg 5-h Mystic White 672 B 6-h New Blue 688 Bg 2-h Night Cloud 680 Bg 1-h Steam Blue 656 B 4-h Vapor Blue 648 B 3-h Venus Blue 904 Gb 5-h Wan Blue 720 Bg 6-h Taylor, Knoche, Granville Alabaster Tint gm 13 ba Blue Tint gm _. 15 ba Other sources Bluish White A Bluish White. RC Gray S 190. LIGHT BLUISH GRAY Maerz and Paul Baby Blue 35E2 Blonket 34B2 Blunket 34B2 Glass Grey 34B2 Glaucous-Grey 35B2 Plumbet.. 34B2 Plunket 34B2 Sky Grey 34B2 White Blue 34B2 Plochere Gray Blue 815 BG 6-g Gray Drift 959 G 6-g Gray Lady 864 Gbb 6-h Gray Mist 669 B 6-e Illusion 912 Gb 6-h Moonlight Blue 670 B 6-f Poudre 863 Gbb 6-g Silver Cloud.... 719 Bg 6-g Sky Cloud 816 BG 6-h Snow Green 1008 Gy 6-h Sterling Blue 718 Bg 6-f Thames River 814 BG 6-f WhiteSmoke 960 G 6-h Ridgway Cinereous Lll 49"'"d Dawn Gray... Lll 35"'"d French Gray Lll 49"'"f Glaucous-Gray XLVIII 37""f Pale Medici Blue. XLVIII 41""f Taylor, Knoche, Granville Aqua Gray m 19 dc Cloud Blue g 15 cb DawnBlueg _ 15 dc Pearl Gray g 13 cb Other sources Bluish Gray A Glauco-Griseus B Gray Blue S Lavendulo-Griseus. B Light Bluish Gray RC Subviridi-Griseus B 191. BLUISH GRAY Maerz and Paul Baby Blue. 35E2 Bleu Passe 36F3 Cadet Grey 36C4 Luciole 37B6 Medici Blue 37E3 Old Blue 36F3 Poilu.. 37C5 Poudre 36H2 Poudre Blue 36H2 Powder Blue 36H2 Puritan Grey _ 36B2 Russian Blue. 35D4 Plochere Blue Fog 812BG6-d Retreat.. 668 B 6-d Russian Blue 813 BG 6-e Ridgway Cinereous Lll 49"'"d Clear Green-Blue Gray XLVIII 45""d Clear Payne's Gray XLIX 49""b Deep Glaucous-Gray XLVIII 37""d Deep Medici Blue XLVIII 41"" Deep Plumbeous Lll 49'"" Light Payne's Gray XLIX 49""d Medici Blue XLVIII 41""b Pale Medici Blue XLVIII 41""f Plumbeous Lll 49"'"b Puritan Gray XLVII 33""f Taylor, Knoche, Granville Aqua Gray g 19 fe Duskg 13 fe Pewter g 13 fe Slate m 13 ih Smoke g 13 fe Other sources Blue Black S Blue Gray S Bluish Gray A Caeruleo-Griseus... B Glauco-Griseus B Lavendulo-Griseus B Medium Bluish Gray RC Plumbeus B Slate S Viridi-Griseus B 192. DARK BLUISH GRAY Maerz and Paul Atramentous 40C7 Cendrillon 39H2 Harbor Blue 38H6 Ink Black 40C7 Logwood Blue 40C8 Louvain 3816 Slate 39A7 Smoke Blue... 47A6 West Point... 38A6 Plochere Black Knight 609 BP 5-a Bruges.. 754 Bgg 5-b Demon Blue 762 Bgg6-b Gale Cloud 906 Gb 6-b Gale Winds.... 850 Gbb 5-b Myth Blue 907 Gb 6-c Nabob 881Gb3-a Night Fighter 617 Bp 6-a North Sea 954 G 6-b Puritan 666 B 6-b Slate Blue 714 Bg 6-b Stratosphere 610 Bp 5-b Tempest Blue 858 Gbb 6-b Ridgway Blackish Plumbeous Lll 49"'"k Dark Medici Blue XLVIII 41""i Dark Payne's Gray XLIX 49""k Dark Plumbeous Lll 49"'"i Dull Violet-Black (2) XLIX 53""m Saccardo's Slate XLVIII 41""k Taylor, Knoche, Granville Dark Blue m 13 pn Dark Navy m 13 pn Indigo m... 13 pn Midnight Blue m 13 pn Slate gm 13 ih Teal Gray g._ 19 ih Other sources Atroardesiacus B Blue Black.. S Bluish Gray A Dark Gray S Dull Blue S Gray S Plumbeo-Niger.. B Plumbeus B Sea Blue, Non-Specular F 3510 (AN) Sea Blue (USA) F 3510 Slate.. S Viridi-Griseus _. B 193. BLUISH BLACK Maerz and Paul Kurdistan _ 48A10 Sinbad 48A12 Plochere Night Horizon 849 Gbb 5-a Sorcerer _ 897 Gb 5-a Ridgway Dull Blue-Green Black XLVIII 41""m Taylor, Knoche, Granville Dark Navy g... __ 13 po Midnight Blue g. __ 13 po Other sources Atroardesiacus B Bluish Black A 194. VIVID PURPLISH BLUE Maerz and Paul Cloisonne... 34D12 Commodore 43F12 Horace Vernet's Blue 42E12 Oil Blue 42E12 Westminster 41112 Plochere Bonnie Blue 674 Bg 1-b Diva Blue 627 B 1-c Lyons Blue 626 B 1-b Spectra Blue 625 B 1-a Ridgway Blue-Violet ._ X 55 Bluish Violet. X 57 Commelina Blue XXI 51' Cornflower Blue XXI 53' Deep Blue-Violet X 55i Light Blue-Violet... X 55b Phenyl Blue 1X53 Salvia Blue IX 49b Smalt Blue.... IX 53i Taylor, Knoche, Granville Deep Blue g _ 13 pc Royal Blue m 13 pa Sapphire Blue g 13 pc Ultramarine m 13 pa Textile Color Card Association Ultramarine Blue (USA)... 65010 Other sources Blue PSP46 Bright Reddish Blue A Bright Ultramarine S Cornflower Blue.. H 742 Deep Ultramarine S French Blue H 43 Gentian Blue.. H 42 Lazulinus B Sublazulinus B Subviolaceus. B Ultramarine. S Violaceus. B 195. BRILLIANT PURPLISH BLUE Maerz and Paul Amparo Blue. 33A10 71 Plochere Celestial Blue 629 B 1-e Diva Blue 627 B 1-c Flax Flower Blue 628 B 1-d Norse Blue_ 635 B 2-c Kidgway Amparo Blue IX 51b Campanula Blue XXIV 55*b Deep Lavender-Blue XXI 53'b Deep Wedgewood Blue XXI 51'd Diva Blue XXI 51'i Flax-flower Blue XXI 51'b Forget-me-not Blue XXII 51*b Lavender-Blue XXI 53'd Light Bluish Violet X 57b Light Campanula Blue XXIV 55*d Light Grayish Violet-Blue __ XXIV 53*b Light Soft Blue-Violet XXIII 55'b Light Violet X 59b Pale Blue-Violet X 55d Pale Bluish Violet X 57d Wistaria Blue XXIII 57'b Taylor, Knoche, Granville Bright Dutch Blue gm 13 ia Other sources Flax Blue H 642 Lavendulus B Lazulinus B Lineus B Reddish Blue A Sublazulinus B Subviolaceus B Ultramarine S 196. STRONG PURPLISH BLUE Maerz and Paul Artificial Ultramarine 41F12 Delia Robbia 43C11 French Blue 41F12 French Ultramarine 41 F 12 Gmelin's Blue - 41F12 Guimet's Blue 41F12 Liberty 43C12 Luxor 43B11 New Blue 41F12 Oriental Blue 41F12 Permanent Blue 41F12 Regatta 43C12 Steeplechase 43F11 Plochere Firmament Blue 634 B 2- b Lyons Blue 626 B 1-b Yale Blue 633 B 2-a Ridgway Dark Diva Blue -XXI 51'k Diva Blue XXI 51'i Dull Blue-Violet (1) XXIV 55* Dull Violaceous Blue XXII 51* Dull Violet-Blue XXIV 53* Gentian Blue XXI 53'i Grayish Blue-Violet (1) XXIV 55*i Hay's Blue IX 53k Helvetia Blue IX 51k Light Bluish Violet X 57b Light Violet-Blue IX 53b Sailor Blue XXI 53'k Violet Ultramarine X 57i Taylor, Knoche, Granville Bright Dutch Blue gm 13 la Cornflower Blue gm 12H la Deep Blue m 13 pc Royal Blue gm 12^ na Sapphire Blue m 13 pc Textile Color Card Association Cornflower Blue 70074 Other sources Atrolazulinus B Bluebird Blue H 042 Bright Ultramarine S 72 Flax Blue H 642 Lazulinus B Reddish Blue A Sea Blue H 043 Sublazulinus B Subviolaceus B Ultramarine S Violaceus B Violet Blue S 197. DEEP PURPLISH BLUE Maerz and Paul Bellflower 44112 Colonial 39C12 Glory 44G12 Hyacinth Blue 44H12 Mazarine Blue 44112 Monet Blue 44C11 Regal 44F12 Roslyn Blue 44112 Plochere Napoleon ._ 673 Bg 1-a Yale Blue 633 B 2-a Ridgway Hyacinth Blue X 55k Roslyn Blue X 57k Taylor, Knoche, Granville Deep Blue g 12H pe Deep Royal Blue g 12H pe Royal Blue g 12H pa Textile Color Card Association Sapphire Blue 70216 Yale Blue 70086 Other sources Atroviolaceus B Dark Blue S Purple S Reddish Blue A 198. VERY LIGHT PURPLISH BLUE Plochere Alpine Blue... 638 B 2-f Baby Blue Eyes 637 B 2-e Blue Ridge 630 B 1-f Panama Blue 645 B 3-e Princely Blue 631 B 1-g Ridgway Burn Blue XXXIV 47"f Pale Campanula Blue XXIV 55*f Pallid Blue-Violet X 55f Pallid Bluish Violet X 57f Pallid Soft Blue-Violet.... XXIII 55'f Pallid Violet X 59f Pallid Violet-Blue IX 53f Wedgewood Blue XXI 51'f Other sources Blue A Griseo-Caeruleus B Lavendulus B Lineus B Reddish Blue A Sublazulinus B Subviolaceus B Ultramarine S 199. LIGHT PURPLISH BLUE Maerz and Paul Campanula Blue 42B8 Cerulean 33E6 Ethereal Blue 33E6 Flaxflower Blue 42A8 Gentian 35C8 Louis Philippe 34K7 Lucerne Blue 35B8 Lupine 34D7 Nattier 35K6 Sky 33E6 Sky Blue 33E6 Sky Colour 33E6 Wistaria Blue 42C8 Zenith [Blue] 34A7 Plochere Ballad Blue 685 Bg 2-e Blue Bell 644 B 3-d French Blue 691 Bg 3-c Lucerne Blue 643 B 3-c Sovereign Blue 692 Bg 3-d Ridgway Burn Blue XXXIV 47"f Chicory Blue XXIV 57*d Clear Windsor Blue XXXV 49" Endive Blue XLI1I 49"'d Grayish Blue-Violet (2).... XXXV 51"b Grayish Violaceous Blue... XXII 51*i Jay Blue XXII 47»i Lavender-Blue XXI 53'd Light Grayish Blue-Violet.. XXXV 51"d Light Lavender-Blue XXI 53'f Light Windsor Blue XXXV 49"b Light Wistaria Blue XXIII 57'd Pale Cadet Blue XXI 49'd Pale Campanula Blue XXIV 55*f Pale Grayish Violet-Blue... XXIV 53*d Pale Soft Blue-Violet XXIII 55'd Pale Violet X 59d Pale Windsor Blue XXXV 49"d Pallid Blue-Violet X 55f Pallid Bluish Violet X 57f Pallid Grayish Violet-Blue.. XXIV 53*f Pallid Soft Blue-Violet ... XXIII 55'f Pallid Violet X59f Pallid Violet-Blue.... IX 53f Wedgewood Blue XXI 51'f Taylor, Knoche, Granville Bright Periwinkle Blue gm. 12'jic Dusty Copen Blue gm 13J4 gc Dutch Blue gm 13 ic Light Cornflower Blue gm._ 12}-£ ia Light Dutch Blue gm 13 ga Light Periwinkle Blue gm.. 13 ea Light Sky Blue g 13H ea Periwinkle Blue gm 13 gc Twilight Blue gm 13 gc Textile Color Card Association Lupine 70122 Periwinkle 70073 Other sources Azure Blue(AN) F 3535 Azure Blue (USA) F 3535 Blue A Blue Violet S Caesius B Dark Blue S Griseo-Caeruleus B Griseo-Lavendulus B Griseo-Lineus B Lavendulus B Lineus B Reddish Blue A Sublazulinus B Subviolaceus B Ultramarine S 200. MODERATE PURPLISH BLUE Maerz and Paul Cathedral Blue 43C10 Clochette 43D9 Colonial 39C12 Coolie.... 45D12 Cornflower [Blue] 42C10 Corsican Blue 45H12 Columbine [Blue] 42G10 Cy«nineBlue 45E12 Dark Wedgwood [Blue] 45G11 Flame Blue.. 45G11 Gentian Blue 43D10 Intense Blue 45F12 Liberty Blue 44B10 Marine [Blue] 46G12 Monet Blue 44C11 Pharoah 45C12 Purple Navy 46G12 RaggedSailor 42C10 Sailor Blue 44D10 Plochere Monastral Blue 721 Bgg 1-a Neopolitan Night 682 Bg 2-b Opera Blue 681 Bg 2-a Yale Blue 633 B 2-a Ridgway Azurite Blue IX 53m Cyanine Blue IX 51m Dark Diva Blue XXI 51'k DarkSoft Blue-Violet XXIII 55'k Deep Dull Violaceous Blue. XXII 51*k Deep Soft Blue-Violet XXIII 55'i Grayish Blue-Violet (1) XXIV 55*i Navy Blue. XXI 53'm Roslyn Blue X 57k Windsor Blue XXXV 49"i Taylor, Knoche, Granville Bright Navy m „ 13 pg Dark Blue m 13 pg Deep Blue m 13 pe Deep Royal Blue m 13 pe Deep Sapphire Blue m 13 pe Light Cornflower Blue g._. 12J^ ia Royal Blue m WA pa Textile Color Card Association Old Glory Blue 70075 Other sources Atrolazulinus B Atroviolaceus B Bluebird Blue H 042 Caesius B Purple S Reddish Blue A Ultramarine S Violaceus B Violet S 201. DARK PURPLISH BLUE Maerz and Paul Coolie 45D12 Corsican Blue 45H12 Cyanine Blue 45E12 DuGueslin 39H11 Hankow 40J11 Homage Blue 47E12 Infernal Blue 47E12 Intense Blue 45F12 Majolica Blue 39H11 Marine|Blue] 46G12 Mascot... 40E12 Musketeer 40H12 Navy Blue 40E11 Normandy 40J11 Peasant 40H11 Peasant Blue 39H11 Pharoah 45C12 Purple Navy 46G12 Romany 40E12 Scotch Blue 47E12 Tapestry 39H11 Taylor, Knoche, Granville Dark Blue g 12'A pg Dark Navy g 13H pn Light Navy g W/i pi Midnight Blue g 13H pn Navyg 12^ pi Textile Color Card Association Graphite Blue... 70114 Homage Blue 70078 Independence 70076 National Flag Blue 70077 Other sources Atroviolaceus B Blue A Dark Blue (USA) F 1510 Insignia Blue (AN) F 1510 Navy A Reddish Blue A Slate S 202. VERY PALE PURPLISH BLUE Maerz and Paul Burn Blue 34B4 Plochere Alpine Blue 638 B 2-f Blue Day 695 Bg 3-g Fidelity 693 Bg 3-e Fountain Blue 694 Bg 3-f Ghostly Blue 639 B 2-g Plumbago Blue 646 B 3-f Princely Blue 631 B 1-g Sentimental Mood 647 B 3-g Silver Blue 654 B 4-f WhiteSwan 632 B 1-h Ridgway Lavender Gray. XLIII 49"'f Pale Grayish Blue XXI 49'f Pale Grayish Blue-Violet.. . XXXV 51"f Pale Mazarine Blue IX 49f Pallid Violet X 59f Pearl Blue XXXV 49"f Taylor, Knoche, Granville Light Sky Blue m 13 1 A ea Pale Blue gm 13J4 ca Pale Periwinkle Blue gm__ 13 ca Other sources Dull Blue A Dull Reddish Blue A Griseo-Caeruleus B Griseo-Lavendulus B Griseo-Lineus B Lineus B Sublazulinus B Subviolaceus B Ultramarine S 203. PALE PURPLISH BLUE Maerz and Paul Blue Lavender 43B7 Burn Blue 34B4 Celest 36B7 Chicory 42B7 Chicory Blue 42B7 Hydrangea Blue 35B7 Ontario Violet 43B7 Periwinkle.. 43B8 Zenith (Blue] 34A7 Plochere Fall Blue 660 B 5-d Fog Blue 653B4-e Milano Blue 651 B 4-c Moonlit Water 701 Bg 4-e Profound Blue 659 B 5-c Smoke Blue.... 700Bg4-d Sublime 652B4-d Swiss Blue 699 Bg 4-c Ridgway Deep Dull Bluish Violet (2). XXXV 51"i Deep Dutch Blue XLIII 49'" Dutch Blue XLIII 49"'b Endive Blue. XLIII 49"'d Lavender Gray XLIII 49"'f Light Tyrian Blue XXXIV 47" Light Violet-Plumbeous.... XLIX 53""d Pale Cadet Blue XXI49'd Pale Forget-me-not Blue.. XXII 51*f Pale Mazarine Blue IX 49f Pale Violet-Plumbeous.... XLIX 53""f Pallid Grayish Violet-Blue . XXIV 53*f Pallid Violet X59f Pearl Blue XXXV 49"f Violet-Plumbeous XLIX 53""b Taylor, Knoche, Granville Dark Blue g 13 pi Delft Blue m 13 ie Dusk Blue m WA'ie Haze Blue gm 13 ec Light Navy g 13 pi Moonstone Blue gm 13}-$ ec Powder Blue gm 13J-S ec Shadow Blue gm 13>2 ie Textile Color Card Association Lupine _ 70122 Starlight Blue 70121 Other sources Caeruleo-Griseus B Caesius B Dull Blue A Dull Reddish Blue A Gray Blue S Grayish Blue RC Griseo-Caeruleus B Griseo-Lavendulus B Griseo-Lazulinus B Griseo-Violaceus B Lineus B Sublazulinus B Subviolaceus B Ultramarine S 204. GRAYISH PURPLISH BLUE Maerz and Paul Banner 46H12 Blue Devil 39C11 Copenhagen [Blue| 37E7 Dark Wedgwood [Blue] 45G11 Delft Blue 38A8 Duck-Wing 47E11 Du Gueslin 39H11 Dutch Ware Blue 38A8 Flame Blue 45G11 Garter Blue 46B10 Geneva Blue 47C12 Hankow 40J11 Madeline Blue 46E12 Majolica Blue 39H11 Marine Corps 39A11 Mascot 40E12 Musketeef 40H12 Navy Blue 40E11 Neapolitan Blue 46F12 Normandy 40J11 Old China 37C7 Oriental Blue 38A8 Peasant 40H11 Peasant Blue 39H11 Periwinkle 43B8 Persian Blue 47C10 Pervenche 45B9 Regimental 47C10 Roma Blue.. _ 46G11 Romany 40E12 Seaman Blue 47E11 Tapestry 39H11 Turkey Blue 37A9 Turkish Blue 37A9 Tyrian Blue 37C8 Waterloo 47A12 Windsor Blue 44B8 Plochere Geneva Blue 641 B 3-a Hussar 650 B 4-b Ridgway Acetin Blue XXXV 49" k Dark Cadet Blue XXI 49'm Dark Dull Violet-Blue XXIV 53*k Dark Madder Blue XLIII 53"'k Dark Tyrian Blue XXXIV 47"k Deep Dull Bluish Violet (2). XXXV 51"i Deep Madder Blue XLIII 53"'i Deep Violet-Plumbeous... XLIX 53"" Dusky Blue.-. XXII 49'm Dusky Violet-Blue (1) XXIII 55'm Indigo Blue XXXIV 47"m Indulin Blue XXII 51*m Light Tyrian Blue XXXIV 47" Navy Blue XXI 53'm Nigrosin Blue.... XXXV 49"m Slate-Blue XLIII 49"'i Tyrian Blue XXXIV 47"i Taylor, Knoche, Granville Dark Blue m 13 pi Delft Blue gm 13 Ig Dusk Blueg 12!^ ie Light Navy m 13 pi Medium Blue m 13 ng Shadow Blue gm 13 Ig Textile Color Card Association Graphite Blue 70114 Independence 70076 Other sources Atrolazulinus B Atroviolaceus B Caesius B Dull Blue A Dull Blue S Dull Reddish Blue A Griseo-Lazulinus B Griseo-Violaceus B Indigo S Lazuhno-Ardesiacus B Slate S Ultramarine S Violaceo-Griseus B 205. VIVID VIOLET Maerz and Paul Basketball 41J12 Perilla 42K12 Westminster 41112 Ridgway Blue-Violet X 55 Bluish Violet X 57 Deep Blue-Violet X 55i Other sources Aster Violet H 38 Bright Bluish Violet A Bright Violet S Campanula Violet H 37 Hyacinth Blue H 40 Lobelia Blue H 41 Magenta. S Methyl Violet H 39 Moorish Blue H 739 Violaceus B Violet H 36 20G. BRILLIANT VIOLET Plochere Fortune 579 Bp 1-c Ridgway Bradley's Violet XXIII 59' Campanula Blue XXIV 55*b Deep Chicory Blue XXIV 57*b Dull Blue-Violet (1) XXIV 55* Dull Bluish Violet (1) XXIV 57* Lavender-Violet XXV 61'b Light Bluish Violet X 57b Light Soft Blue-Violet XXIII 55'b Light Violet X59b Mauve XXV63'b Pleroma Violet XXV 61' Soft Blue-Violet XXIII 55' Wistaria Blue XXIII 57'b Wistaria Violet XXIII 59'b Other sources Bluish Violet A Deep Violet S Flax Blue H 642 Heliotrope H 636 Lavendulus... B Lilacinus B Sea Lavender Violet H 637 Subviolaceus B Veronica Violet H 639 Violaceus B Violet S Wisteria Blue H 640 207. STRONG VIOLET Maerz and Paul Abbey 41F10 Campanula 42J10 Canterbury 43K12 Clematis 42K11 Foxglove 42H9 Lobelia [Blue] 42J12 Pansy 41K12 Pens6e 41K12 Perilla 42K12 Regal Purple 43K11 Royal Purple 43K11 Violine 42110 Plochere Larkspur Purple 578 Bp 1-b Prism Violet 577 Bp 1-a Ridgway Bradley's Violet XXIII 59' Deep Dull Bluish Violet (1). XXIV 57*i DeepSoft Bluish Violet XXIII 57'i Dull Blue-Violet (1) XXIV 55* Dull Bluish Violet (1) XXIV 57* Dull Bluish Violet (3) XXXVI 57" Grayish Blue-Violet (1).... XXIV 55*i Pleroma Violet XXV 61' Soft Bluish Violet XXIII 57' Spectrum Violet X 59 Violet Ultramarine. X 57i Textile Color Card Association Pansy (USA) 65009 Parma Violet 70212 Violet 70058 Other sources Bluebird Blue H 042 Bluish Violet A Livido-Violaceus B Purple S Violaceus... _ B 208. DEEP VIOLET Maerz and Paul Adelaide.. 44K11 Glory 44G12 Prunella 44K11 Russian Violet 44K11 Seville 42L12 Taylor, Knoche, Granville Violet g 12 pc Textile Color Card Association Pansy 70059 Other sources Bluish Violet A Victoria Violet H 738 209. VERY LIGHT VIOLET Plochere Ballerina 582 Bp 1-f Ridgway Lavender XXXVI 59"f Pale Verbena Violet XXXVI 55"f 73 Pale Wistaria Blue ... XXIII 57'f Pallid Bluish Violet . . X 57f Pallid Soft Blue-Violet .... XXIII 55'f Pallid Violet X 591 Other sources Bluish Violet A Lavendulus B Lilac S Subviolaceus... _ B 210. LIGHT VIOLET Maerz and Paul Daybreak 42E6 Hyacinth 42F7 Minuet.... 41C8 Wistaria [Blue] . 41E8 Wistaria |Violet].. 41E8 Plochere Chalk Violet . 596 Bp 3d Good Omen 588 Bp 2-d Mogul... .. . 580 Bp Id Princess . . 581 Bp 1-e Quality .. 587 Bp 2-c Sweet Lady 589 Bp 2- e Wisteria.. .. 595 Bp 3-c Ridgway Aniline Lilac... XXXV 53"d Bluish Lavender . XXXVI 57"d Bradley's Violet XXIII 59' Chicory Blue XXIV 57*d Deep Lavender XXXVI 59 "d Dull Bluish Violet (2) . . XXXV 51" Grayish Violet-Blue XXIV 53*i Light Chicory Blue. .. . XXIV 57'f Light Dull Bluish Violet . XXXVI 57"b Light Hyssop Violet. . XXXVI 59"b Light Lavender-Violet . XXV 61'd Light Mauve XXV 63'd Light Wistaria Blue .. XXIII 57'd Light Wistaria Violet XXIII 59'd Ontario Violet XXXVI 55'b PaleSoft Blue-Violet .. XXIII 55'd Pale Violet. . . X 59d Pale Wistaria Blue . . XXIII 57'f Pale Wistaria Violet . . XXIII 59'f Pallid Bluish Violet X 57f Pallid Soft Blue-Violet XXIII 55'f Pallid Violet X 59f Vanderpoel's Violet... XXXVI 55" Taylor. Knoche, Granville Bright Violet m 12 la Bright Lavender gm 12 ic Bright Periwinkle Blue gm . 12 1 2 ga Heliotrope m 12 ia Light Cornflower Blue g 1 2 ] a i a Light Periwinkle Blue gm. . 12' 2 ea Periwinkle Blue gm ... . 12 1 2 gc Twilight Blue gm. 1 2 ' •> gc Other sources Bluish Violet.. A Griseo-Lineus . ... B Lavendulus B Lilac. ... . S Lilacinus B Livido-Violaceus B Mauvette H 537 Subviolaceus. ... B Ultramarine .. ...:. S Violaceus B Violet... S 211. MODERATE VIOLET Maerz and Paul Bishop 44H10 Campanula 42J10 Clochette 43D9 Columbine [Blue] 42G10 Damascen. 45J11 Damson 45J11 Foxglove 42H9 Parme 44G9 I Prelate... 44J11 j Roman Purple 44K10 j Veronica 43H9 I Violine 42110 Plochere Bellflower . Bishop Deep Violet. King Lear . I j Ridgway Anthracene Violet.. Blackish Violet Bradley's Violet Dark Bluish Violet Dark Dull Bluish Violet (1). Dark Soft Blue-Violet Dark Soft Bluish Violet Dark Violet Dauphin's Violet. Deep Dull Bluish Violet (1). Deep Dull Bluish Violet (3) Deep Dull Violet-Blue Deep Soft Blue- Violet Dull Blue-Violet (2) Dull Bluish Violet (2). .. Dull Bluish Violet (3) Dull Violet-Blue . Grayish Blue-Violet (1) .... Grayish Violet-Blue Hyacinth Blue... Roslyn Blue Royal Purple 585 Bp 2-a 586 Bp 2-b 529 Pb 1-a 594 Bp 3-h XXV61'k X 59m XXIII 59' X 57m XXIV 57'k XXIII 55'k XXIII 57'k X 59k XXIII 59'i XXIV 57*i XXXVI 57"i XXXV 53"i XXIII 55'i XXXVI 55"i XXXV 51" XXXVI 57" XXXV 53" XXIV 55*i XXIV 53*i X 55k X 57k X 591 Taylor. Knoche, Granville Bright Lavender g. . 12 ic Bright Violet gm 12 la Heliotrope gm 12 la Light Cornflower Blue g. . . 1 2 ' 2 i a Violet gm 12 pa Other sources Atroviolaceus. . ... B Bluebird Blue H 042 Bluish Violet A Bright Violet . S Dauphin's Violet H 039 Dull Lilac S Griseo-Violaceus.. B Livido-Violaceus B Purple S Violaceus _ B Violet. S 212. DARK VIOLET Maerz and Paul Bramble 46K12 Cathedral 47J12 Concord 45K12 Corsican Blue 45H12 Damascen 45J11 Damson 45JU Derby Blue.. 45J12 Elderberry 45J12 Flag 46112 Grape. 47J12 Grape Blue.. 46112 Huckleberry 47J11 Independence.. 17H12 Jean Bart. 47H12 Nightshade Plum [Purple] Prunella.. Toga Urania Blue Plochere Deep Violet Grape Independence Royal Robe. . Ridgway Blackish Violet . I Dark Bluish Violet. 47H11 47J12 45K11 45K11 47H12 529 Pb 1-a 553 Pb 4-a 545 Pb 3-a 537 Pb 2-a X 59m X 57m Dusky Blue-Violet (2) XXIV 55*m Plum Purple XXIV 57*m Urania Blue XXIV 53*m Taylor, Knoche, Granville Blue Plum g_ 12 pg Dark Violet g 12 pg Violet g 12 pe Textile Color Card Association Purple 70060 Other sources Aconite Violet H 937 Atroviolaceus B Bluish Violet A Reddish Navy A 213. VERY PALE VIOLET Plochere Languid Lavender 583 Bp 1-g Souvenir 590 Bp 2-f Swank 606 Bp 4-f Sweet Lavender 598 Bp 3-f Ridgway Lavender XXXVI 59"f Lavender Gray XLIII 49"'f Pale Bluish Lavender XXXVI 57"f Pale King's Blue XXII 47*f Pallid Violet X 59f Taylor, Knoche, Granville Light Periwinkle Blue m.. 12'2ca Other sources Dull Bluish Violet... A Griseo-Lavendulus.. B Lavendulus . .. B Subviolaceus B 214. PALE VIOLET Maerz and Paul Afterglow 42B5 Eventide. 42C6 Madder Blue... 44C7 Persenche 43E7 Verbena |Violet|.. 42B6 Vervain 42B6 Plochere Chalk Violet 596 Bp 3-d Cold Morn. . 613 Bp 5-e Day Dream 605 Bp 4-e Lilac Lavender . 597 Bp 3-e PurpleOde.. 604 Bp 4-d Romance .. 603 Bp 4 -c Ridgway Dark Grayish Lavender XLIII 57"'b Dark Plumbago Blue . XLIII 53"'b Deep Dull Bluish Violet (2) XXXV 51"i Deep Grayish Lavender XLIII 57"'d Lavender Gray XLIII 49"'f Madder Blue XLIII 53'" PaleVarley's Gray XLIX 57""d Pale Wistaria Violet XXIII 59'f Pallid Violet.. X 59f Plumbago Blue XLIII 53"'f Ramier Blue. XLIII 57'" Verbena Violet XXXVI 55"d Taylor, Knoche, Granville Dusk Blue m U'A ie Dusty Lavender m 12 ie Dusty Periwinkle Blue gm. 12'^ ec Old Lavendei gm 12 ge Twilight Blue gm 12'^ ge Other sources Dull Bluish Violet. A Gray Blue S Griseo-Lavendulus B Griseo-Violaceus B Lavendulus ...... B Mauvette H 537 Subviolaceus B Violet S 215. GRAYISH VIOLET Maerz and Paul Imperial Purple. 45G10 Madder Blue 44C7 Monkshood 46110 Pimlico 45H10 Roma Blue 46G11 Plochere Scotch Blue 593 Bp 3-a Sorcerer. 602 Bp 4-b Ridgway Blackish Violet X 59 m Blanc's Violet XXIII 59'k Dark Bluish Violet X 57m Dark Dull Bluish Violet (1). XXIV 57*k Dark Dull Bluish Violet (2). XXXV 51"k Dark Dull Violet-Blue XXIV 53*k Dark Dull Violet-Blue... . X\XV 53"k Dark Grayish Blue-Violet. . XXIV 55*k Deep Dull Bluish Violet(2). XXXV 51"i Diamin-Azo Blue.. XXXV 51"m Dusky Blue- Violet (1) XXIII 57'm Dusky Dull Violet-Blue.. . XXXV 53"m Dusky Violet-Blue (1) XXIII 55'm Ramier Blue... XLIII 57'" Urania Blue XXIV 53*m Yvette Violet XXXVI 55"k Taylor, Knoche, Granville Blue Plum m _ 12 pg Dark Violet m 12 pg Dusk Blueg 12^ ie Dusty Lavender g. .. 12 ie Violet m . 12 pe Other sources Atroviolaceus... B Dull Bluish Violet A Griseo-Lavendulus B Gnseo Violaceus B Purple S 216. VIVID PURPLE Ridgway Amethyst Violet XI 61 Violet-Purple XI 63 Other sources Amethyst Violet H 35 Bishop's Violet ... H 34 Bright Red-Violet... S Bright Violet A Bright Violet S Petunia Purple H 32 Purple.. S Purpureus B Red-Violet.... S Violaceus B 217. BRILLIANT PURPLE Ridgway Amparo Purple XI 63b Hortense Violet XI 61b Light Amparo Purple XI 63d Light Hortense Violet XI 61d Rose-Purple XXVI 67'd Other sources Lilacinus.. B Malvaceus B Mauve. H 633 Subviolaceus B Violet A Violet S 74 218. STRONG PURPLE Maerz and Paul Burgundy Violet 42J8 Manganese Violet 42J8 Meadow Violet 51A9 Mineral Violet 42J8 Monsignor 41K8 Nuremberg Violet 42J8 Permanent Violet 42J8 Ridgway Amparo Purple XI 63b Litho Purple XXV 63'i Manganese Violet XXV 63' Mathews' Purple. ._ XXV 65' Pansy Violet XI 63i Saccardo's Violet XXXVII 61' Taylor, Knoche, Granville Heliotrope gm.._ _. Ilia Textile Color Card Association Mauve 70057 Other sources Bright Red-Violet S Bright Violet... S Cobalt Violet... H 634 Deep Violet S Imperial Purple H 33 Livido-Violaceus B Magenta.. S Malvaceus B Mauve.. H 633 Mineral Violet H 635 Purple S Purpureus... B Red-Violet S Violet A Violet S 219. DEEP PURPLE Maerz and Paul Cotinga Purple 45L10 Fireweed 44L10 Gloxinia 43L10 Grapejuice 44L10 Hyacinth Violet 43K9 Imperial 45L10 Monsignor ..- 41K8 Patriarch 43L9 Petunia |Violet|___ 43K8 Pontiff [Purple] 41K10 Wild Aster. 44L9 Wood Violet 42K10 Ridgway Cotinga Purple XI 63k Hyacinth Violet XI 61 1 Litho Purple XXV 63'i Mulberry Purple XI 61k Petunia Violet.. XXV 65'i Taylor, Knoche, Granville Purple g. 11 pa Violet g 12 na Textile Color Card Association Dahlia Purple ._. 70173 Imperial Purple 70174 Other sources Atropurpureus B Atroviolaceus B Purpureus B Red Violet... S Royal Purple. H 834 Violaceus B Violet A 220. VERY DEEP PURPLE Other sources Spectrum Violet H 735 Violet A 221. VERY LIGHT PURPLE Plochere Bouquet Orchid 551 Pb 3-g Cosmos Pink 550 Pb 3-f Desire 534 Pb 1-f Maid of Orleans 535 Pb 1-g Orchid Lane 543 Pb 2-g Ridgway Pale Hortense Violet XI 61f Taylor, Knoche, Granville Light Lilac m Ilea Other sources Lilac S Subviolaceus B Violet A 222. LIGHT PURPLE Maerz and Paul Daybreak 42E6 Orchid 41F5 Rose-Purple 41G5 Plochere Amethyst Orchid 532 Pb 1-d Desert Glass 549 Pb 3-e Lilac 548 Pb 3-d Misty Lilac 557 Pb 4-e Regal Orchid 533 Pb 1-e Sophisticated Lady 540 Pb 2-d Surrender 541 Pb 2-e Viola 542Pb2-f Whimsical 556 Pb 4-d Ridgway Dark Lavender XLIV 61"'b Hay's Lilac XXXVII 63"d Light Lobelia Violet XXXVII 61"d Lilac XXV65'd Lobelia Violet XXXVII 61"b Pale Amparo Purple XI 63f Pale Hortense Violet XI 61f Pale Lavender-Violet XXV 61'f Pale Rose-Purple XXVI 67'f Phlox Pink XI 65f Taylor, Knoche, Granville Bright Lavender gm 12 ga Lavender gm 12 gc Light Lavender gm 12 ea Light Lilac gm Ilea Light Violet gm 12 ga Lilac gm 11 ga Textile Color Card Association Orchid 70133 Other sources Bright Violet S Griseo-Lavendulus B Lilacinus B Malvaceus B Red Violet S Rose Purple.... H 533 Subviolaceus.. B Violet.. __ A Violet S 223. MODERATE PURPLE Maerz and Paul Aconite Violet 4417 Amethyst (Violetl 45J8 Amparo Purple 4117 Antique Fuchsia 43K7 Bougainville 4416 Cattleya 42H6 Chinese Violet.. _. 4217 Cobalt Violet 42J7 Dahlia.. ._ _ 4316 Datura... 4417 Fleur-de-Lys 42H7 French Lilac 44H7 Gigas 43J7 Hepatica 42K8 Hortense Violet 4118 Hyacinth 42F7 Lilium 43K7 Litho Purple 4418 Mignon 43G7 Nuncio 41H7 Nymphea 43H6 Pleroma Violet 4318 Purple Aster 43J7 Purple Heather.. 4218 Thistle 42J7 Viola 42G7 Plochere Belladonna. 547 Pb 3-c Light Violet 530 Pb 1-b Mood Lilac 555 Pb 4-c Petunia 546 Pb 3-b Pomp and Power 538 Pb 2-b Purple Heather 531 Pb 1-c Royal Lilac 539 Pb 2-c Ridgway Aconite Violet XXXVII 63" Ageratum Violet XXXVII 63"b Chinese Violet XXV 65'b Cotinga Purple XI 63k Deep Hyssop Violet XXXVI 59"i Dusky Dull Violet (2) XXXVI 59"m Haematoxylin Violet XXV 61'i Hyssop Violet XXXVI 59" Litho Purple XXV 63'i Livid Violet XXXVII 61"i Mathews' Purple XXV 65' Saccardo's Violet XXXVII 61" Taylor, Knoche, Granville Amethyst gm 11 Ic Bright Lavender g 12 ic Bright Violet gm 12 ia Heliotrope gm Ilia Lavender g 12 gc Light Amethyst gm 11 ic Lilac gm Ilia Purple m 11 pa Textile Color Card Association Amethyst.. 70134 Lilac 70056 Other sources Atrolividus B Atropurpureus B Bright Violet S Deep Violet S Lilacinus B Livido-Purpureus B Livido-Violaceus B Purple(BuOrd) F 2715 Purple(USA) F 3730 Purple S Purpureus B Red Violet S Violaceus B Violet A Violet S 224. DARK PURPLE Maerz and Paul Adamia 45L11 Amethyst (Violetl 45J8 Belladonna 44J7 Camerier 45K10 Cotinga Purple 45L10 Eminence... 45L11 English Violet 44K9 Eveque. 45J9 Fluorite Violet 46L12 Hortensia 47L12 Imperial 45L10 Litho Purple 4418 Loganberry 46L11 Madder Violet... 45J9 Mulberry Purple 45K10 Old Helio 45J9 Petunia. 46K11 Plum |Purple| 47J9 Prune Purple 46L11 Vatican 45L12 Victoria. 46J9 Windsor 47jirj Plochere Hortensia 497 P 3-a Independence 545 Pb 3-a Lilac Shadow 554 Pb 4-b Ridgway Dark Anthracene Violet... XXV 6 I'm Dark Dull Bluish Violet (3). XXXVI 57"k Dark Hyssop Violet XXXVI 59"k Dark Madder Violef XXV 63'm Dark Nigrosin Violet XXV 65'm Dusky Dull Violet (1) XXXVI 57"m Fluorite Violet XI 61m Madder Violet XXV 63'k Mulberry Purple XI 61k Nigrosin Violet XXV 65'k Prune Purple XI 63m Dusky Dull Violet (2) XXXVI 59"m Taylor, Knoche, Granville Dark Purple gm ling Deep Purple gm line Mulberry gm line Plum m 11 pg Purplem n pc Purple Wine g 11 ni Textile Color Card Association Plum.. 70135 Prune 70164 Other sources Atrolividus B Atropurpureus B Atroviolaceus ,._ B Dark Violet S Very Dusky Purple RC Violet A 225. VERY DARK PURPLE Maerz and Paul Fluorite Violet 46L12 Hortensia 47L12 Vatican. 45L12 Plochere Cathedral _._ 569 Pb 6-a Taylor, Knoche, Granville Dark Purple g 11 pg Deep Purple g. 11 pe Deep Purple Wine g 11 pi Plum g._ 11 pg Prune g 11 pi Textile Color Card Association Prune 70164 Other sources Plum Purple H 934 Violet A 226. VERY PALE PURPLE Plochere Bouquet Orchid 551 Pb 3-g Caprice 568 Pb 5-h Cloud Gray 614 Bp 5-f Cosmos Pink 550 Pb 3-f Dawn Glow 544 Pb 2-h Delight 560 Pb 4-h Illusive 567 Pb 5-g Languid Lavender 583 Bp 1-g Lilac Hint 559 Pb 4-g Maid of Orleans.. 535 Pb 1-g Midseason 536 Pb 1-h 75 Myth 592 Bp 2-h Old Lavender 591 Bp 2-g Orchid Leaf 558 Pb 4-f Radiant Orchid 552 Pb 3-h Sea Fog 622 Bp 6-f Swank 606 Bp 4-f Temptation 599 Bp 3-g Winsome _ 607 Bp 4-g Ridgway Pale Bluish Lavender XXXVI 57"f Pale Lobelia Violet XXXVII 61"f Pale Mauve XXV 63'f Taylor, Knoche, Granville Orchid Mist m 10 cb Orchid Tint m _. 10 ba Pale Lavender gm 12 ca Pale Lilac m Ilea Pale Periwinkle Blue gm... 1214 ca Other sources Dull Bluish Violet A Dull Violet A Gray Lilac S Lavendulus B Lilac S Lilacinus B Pastel Lavender H 440 Pastel Lilac H 437 Violet S 227. PALE PURPLE Maerz and Paul Ageratum Blue 43C3 Diadem 43E5 Endive Blue 43B5 Floss Flower Blue 43C3 Heliotrope Grey 44C3 Iris 43B5 Lavender 43C5 Lilac... 41C4 Mauvette 41C4 Orchid 41F5 Phlox Pink 41E4 Plumbago Blue 43B4 Plumbago Grey 44B4 Rose Quartz 53B3 Verbena (Violet| 42B6 Vervain 42B6 Plochere Atonement 566 Pb 5 f Cold Morn 613 Bp 5-e Daybreak 525 P 6-e Flirtation 574 Pb 6-f Heliotrope Gray 477 Pr 6-e Mellow Mood 565 Pb 5-e Misty Lilac 557 Pb 4-e Night Magic 573 Pb 6-e Silver Night 612 Bp 5-d Ridgway Dark Plumbago Blue XLIII 53"'b Deep Dull Lavender XLIV 61"'d Deep Grayish Lavender XLIII 57"'d Deep Plumbago Blue XLIII 53"'d Grayish Lavender XLIII 57"'f Heliotrope Gray L 65""d Light Heliotrope Gray L 65""f Light Varley's Gray XLIX 57""b Light Vinaceous-Gray L 69""f Lilac XXV65'd Pale Lavender-Violet XXV 61'f Pale Lobelia Violet XXXVII 61"f Pale Varley's Gray XLIX 57""d Plumbago Blue XLIII 53"'f Rood's Lavender XLIX 57""f Vinaceous-Gray L 69""d Taylor, Knoche, Granville Dusty Mauve m 8 ge Dusty Orchid m 10 ge Lavender Mist gm 12 ec Orchid Haze m 10 dc Orchid Mist m._ 10 ec Wistaria gm.. 11 ec 76 Textile Color Card Association Lavender. 70055 Other sources Dark Violet S Dull Bluish Violet A Dull Lilac S Dull Reddish Violet A Dull Violet A Griseo-Lavendulus B Lilac S Lilacinus B Pale Purple RC- Pale Red Purple RC Rose S Subvinoso-Griseus B Violet S 228. GRAYISH PURPLE Maerz and Paul Ageratum Violet 43F6 Amethyst [Violet] 45J8 Ardoise 46C7 Aster 44F7 Catalpa 44D3 Crushed Violets 45G5 Del Monte 46E7 Digitalis 45G8 Eugenie 44F5 French Lilac 44H7 Heliotrope Grey 44C3 Hyssop Violet 44G7 Judee 44E6 La Valliere 54A6 Litho Purple 4418 Lobelia Violet 43E6 Old Lilac 45H6 Palestine 44E2 Ramier Blue 45E7 Scabiosa 45G7 Shark 47C3 Telegraph Blue 45B7 Vanda 43E4 Varley's Grey 45D6 Vestal 44F4 Yvette Violet 4618 Plochere Del Monte 523 P 6-c Lilac Gray 572 Pb 6-d LilacShadow 554 Pb 4-b Mood Violet 570 Pb 6-b Mulberry 506 P 4-b Romance. 603 Bp 4-c Secret 571 Pb 6-c Shadow Lilac 564 Pb 5-d Shadow Mauve 524 P 6-d Slate Orchid 475 Pr 6-c Slate Violet 563 Pb 5-c Sorcerer... 602 Bp 4-b Wineberry 418 Rp 5-b Wisteria Gray 611 Bp 5-c Wisteria Mist 476 Pr 6-d Ridgway Blanc's Violet XXIII 59'k Dark Heliotrope Gray L 65"" Dark Hyssop Violet XXXVI 59"k Dark Plumbago Gray L 61"" Dark Purple-Drab XLV l""i Dark Slate-Violet (2) .. XLIV 61"'k Dark Vinaceous-Gray L 69"" Deep Heliotrope Gray L 65""b Deep Slate-Violet XLI V 61"'i Deep Varley's Gray XLIX 57""i Deep Vinaceous-Gray L 69""b Dusky Dull Violet (2) XXXVI 59"m Heliotrope-Gray L 65""d Heliotrope-Slate L 65""i Light Purple-Drab XLV l""b Livid Violet XXXVII 61 "i Madder Blue XLIII 53'" Purple-Drab XLV 1"" Purplish Gray LIU 67'"" Ramier Blue XLIII 57'" Slate Purple XLIV 65"'i Slate-Violet (2) XLIV 61" Varley's Gray XLIX 57" Vinaceous-Gray. L 69""d Vinaceous-Slate L 69""i Taylor, Knoche, Granville Dusty Lavender g 12 ie Dusty Lilac gm Hie Dusty Mauve g 8 ge Dusty Orchid g 10 ge Fog Blue gm WA ig Heather m 10 ie Mauve Gray gm 8 ig Old Lavender g 12 ge Orchid Gray gm 9 ig Orchid Taupe m 9 li Rose Mauve m 8 Ig Rose Taupe m 7 Ig Other sources Atrolividus B Atroviolaceus B Brown Purple S Claret Brown S Dark Violet S Dull Bluish Violet A Dull Bordeaux A Dull Reddish Violet A Dull Violet A Dull Violet S Grayish Purple RC Grayish Red Purple RC Griseo-Lavendulus B Lilac S Livido-Violaceus B Purple Brown S Purpureo-Ardesiacus B Purpureo-Griseus B Subvinoso-Griseus B Vinoso-Griseus B Violaceo-Ardesiacus B Violaceo-Griseus B Violet S Violet Brown S 229. DARK GRAYISH PURPLE Maerz and Paul Burgundy 56E8 Continental Blue 48C11 Dante 47L10 English Inde 47E10 Goura 47E9 Graphite __ 48C7 Inde Blue 47E10 Indebaudias 47E10 Indian Blue.. 47E10 Indico 47E10 Indigo 47E10 Hortensia 47L12 Kurdistan 48A10 Midnight 40A8 Nightshade.. 47H11 Old Mauve 4615 Sinbad 48A12 Slate-Purple 4616 Plochere Admiral 521 P 6-a Deep Purple 513 P 5-a Eggplant 505P4-a Grape 553 Pb 4-a Huckleberry 562 Pb 5-b Independence. 545 Pb 3-a Nightshade... 522 P 6-b Roman Purple 473 Pr 6-a Tempest 514 P 5-b Violet Pansy.. 465 Pr 5-a Wineberry 418 Rp 5-b Ridgway Aniline Black L 69""m Anthracene Purple . XLIV 69"'k Blanc's Violet XXIII 59'k Dark Anilihe Blue X 55m Dark Anthracene Violet XXV 61'm Dark Heliotrope-Slate L 65""k Dark Livid Purple XXXVII 63"m Dark Madder Violet XXV 63'm Dark Naphthalene Violet. . XXXVII 61"m Dark Yvette Violet XXXVI 55"m Deep Slaty Brown L 69""k Diamin-Azo Blue XXXV 51"m Dull Dusky Purple XXVI 67'm Dull Violet-Black L 61""m Dusky Blue-Violet (2) XXIV 55'm Dusky Brown XLV l""k Dusky Dull Violet-Blue.... XXXV 53"m Dusky Purplish Gray Llll 67"'"m Dusky Slate-Violet XLIII 57"'m Dusky Violet XXIII 59'm Indian Purple XXXVIII 67"m Mars Violet XXXVIII 71"m Raisin Black XLIV 65"'m Slate-Violet (1)... XLIII 57"'i Taupe Brown XLIV 69"'m Urania Blue XXIV 53*m Taylor, Knoche, Granville Black Plum m 10 po Blackberry Wine m 9 pi Blue Plum m 12 pi Charcoal g 10 ml Dark Orchid Taupe g 9 nl Dark Prune m 11 pn Dark Purple Wine m 11 pn Deep Eggplant m 9 pi Deep Plum m 10 pi Deep Purple Wine m 11 pi Eggplant m 9 ni Grape Wine m_._ 10 pi Mauve Taupe g 8 li Mauve Wine gm 8 ni Navy m 12J^ pi Orchid Taupe g 9 li Plum m 10 pi Prune m 11 pi Purple Wine m 11 ni Red Plum m 9 pi Rose Mauve g 7 l A Ig Storm Blue g \2>A li Other sources Atrolividus B Atropurpureus B Atrovinosus B Atroviolaceus B Black Violet S Brunneo-Vinosus B Dark Violet Brown S Dull Bluish Violet A Dull Bordeaux A Dull Reddish Violet A Dull Violet A Fusco-Niger... B Fuscus B Niger B Purpureo-Ardesiacus B Very Dusky Purple.. RC Very Dusky Red Purple... RC Violaceo-Ardesiacus B Violaceo-Niger B Violet.... S 230. BLACKISH PURPLE Maerz and Paul Admiral 48E12 Aubergine 48H12 Burgundy 56E8 Eggplant 48H12 Hortensia 47L12 Logwood 48E12 Navy 2 40A12 Oxford Blue 40A12 Sailor 48C9 Plochere Cathedral 569 Pb 6-a Deep Purple 513 P 5-a Egg Plant 505 P 4-a Taylor, Knoche, Granville DarkBlueg 12^ pn Dark Eggplant g 9 pn Dark Navy g WA pn Dark Plum g 10 pn Dark Prune g 11 pn Dark Purple Wine g 11 pn Midnight Blue g 12y 2 pn Textile Color Card Association Eggplant 70165 Other sources Black Violet S Dark Violet Brown S Dull Bluish Violet A Dull Bordeaux A Dull Reddish Violet A Dull Violet A Very Dusky Purple RC Very Dusky Red Purple.... RC 231. PURPLISH WHITE Plochere Caprice Lavender 600 Bp 3-h Dream Fluff 432 Rp 6-h Fable 584 Bp 1-h Magical 624 Bp 6-h Placid -. 608 Bp 4-h SilverSky 615 Bp 5-g Virginia Lavender 616 Bp 5-h Wafted Feather 623 Bp 6-g Wan Blue 720 Bg 6-h Taylor, Knoche, Granville Orchid Tint g 10 ba Other sources Lilac S Reddish White.. A 232. LIGHT PURPLISH GRAY Maerz and Paul French White 42B2 Plochere Dove Gray 430 Rp 6-f Moonbeam. 431 Rp 6-g Nocturne 621 Bp 6-e Sea Fog 622 Bp 6-f SilverSky 615 Bp 5-g Silver Wing 429 Rp 6-e Wafted Feather 623 Bp 6-g Ridgway Light Vinaceous-Gray L 69""f Lilac Gray Lll 59"'"f Pale Quaker Drab LI l'""d Pallid Purple-Drab XLV l""f Pallid Purplish Gray Llll 67"'"f Pallid Quaker Drab LI l'""f Pallid Vinaceous-Drab XLV 5""f Taylor, Knoche, Granville Orchid Haze g 10 dc Orchid Mistg 10 cb Other sources Gray S Gray Blue S Gray Lilac S Lavendulo-Griseus B Lilac S Lilac Gray S Purplish Blue S Reddish Gray A Subpurpureo-Griseus B Subvinoso-Griseus B 233. PURPLISH GRAY Maerz and Paul Art Grey 45B3 Cinder [Grey] 53A2 Cloud Grey 45B2 Crane 54A2 Crystal Grey 53A2 DoveGrey 45B1 Granite 46B1 Grey Dawn 45B2 Gull Grey 36A3 Heliotrope Grey 44C3 Irisglow 44B3 Metallic Grey 46B1 Plumbago Blue 43B4 Plumbago Grey 44B4 Prince Grey 54A2 Quaker 45B3 Sea Mist 45B3 Silver Wing 53A2 Tapestry 45B4 Wild Iris 44B5 Zinc 45B2 Plochere Gull Gray 428 Rp 6-d London Fog 620 Bp 6-d Quaker 619 Bp 6-c Silver Wing 429 Rp 6-e Ridgway Dark Plumbago Gray L 61"" Deep Plumbago Gray L 61""b Deep Violet-Gray Lll 59"'"i Light Plumbago Gray L 61""f Light Purplish Gray Llll 67""'b Light Quaker Drab LI l'""b Light Vinaceous-Gray L 69""f Light Violet-Gray Lll 59"'"b Pale Purplish Gray Llll 67"'"d Pale Quaker Drab LI l'""d Pale Violet Gray Lll 59"'"d Plumbago Gray L 61""d Quaker Drab Lll'"" Violet-Gray Lll 59'"" Taylor, Knoche, Granville Dusk gm -. 10 fe Slate m 10 ih Taupe Gray m 7 ih Textile Color Card Association Steel 70153 Other sources Dark Violet S Gray Violet S Griseo-Lavendulus B Lavendulo-Griseus B Lilac. S Purpureo-Griseus B Reddish Gray A Subpurpureo-Griseus B Subvinoso-Griseus B Violaceo-Griseus B 234. DARK PURPLISH GRAY Maerz and Paul Dusk 47C6 Grebe. 55A2 Lead 55A2 Leadville 47C5 Livid 55A2 Pigeon 55A3 Plumbaceous 55A2 Plumbago Slate 46D6 Shark 47C3 Slate [Color| 47C6 Squirrel 55A2 Plochere Continental Blue 561 Pb 5-a Deep Reverie 474Pr6-b Gray Mood 427 Rp 6-c Night Fighter 617 Bp 6-a Nightshade 522P6-b Roman Purple 473 Pr 6-a Slate 618 Bp 6-b Ridgway Aniline Black L 69""m Blackish Violet-Gray Lll 59"'"m Blue-Violet Black.. XLIX 57""m 'm Dark Heliotrope-Slate L 65""k Dark Plumbago Gray L 61"" Dark Plumbago-Slate L 61""k Dark Purplish Gray ._ Llll 67'"' Dark Quaker Drab LI l'""k Dark Slate-Violet (1) XLIII 57' Dark Varley's Gray XLIX 57" Dark Violet-Gray Lll 59""' Deep Purplish Gray Llll 67'" Deep Quaker Drab LI l'""i Deep Varley's Gray XLIX 57" Deep Violet-Gray Lll 59'"" Dull Purplish Black L 65""m Dull Violet-Black (1) XLIV 61" Dull Violet-Black (3) L 61""m Dusky Brown XLV l""k Dusky Purplish Gray Llll 67""'m Dusky Slate-Violet XLIII 57"'m Plumbago-Slate L 61""i Purplish Gray Llll 67""' Slate-Violet (1) XLIII 57"'i Taylor, Knoche, Granville Black Plum m 10 po Charcoal m 10 ml Dark Blue m 12.4 pn Dark Eggplant m 9 pn Dark Mauve Taupe m 8 nl Dark Navy m 12V 2 pn Dark Orchid Taupe m 9 nl Dark Plum m 10 pn Dark Prune m 11 pn Dark Purple Wine m 11 pn Eggplant m 10 nl Mauve Taupe gm 8 li Midnight Blue m 12H pn Slate m 10 ih Taupe Gray gm 7 ih Other sources Atroardesiacus B Fusco-Niger B Fuscus B Niger B Purpureo-Griseus B Reddish Gray A Violaceo-Ardesiacus B Violaceo-Griseus B Violaceo- Niger B Violet Black S 235. PURPLISH BLACK Maerz and Paul Admiral 48E12 Aubergine 48H12 Continental Blue 48C11 Eggplant 48H12 Kurdistan. 48A10 Logwood 48E12 Morello... 48E9 Mulberry 48E9 Murrey 48E9 Old Lavender 56A7 Raisin Black 56A9 Sailor... 48C9 Sinbad 48A12 Plochere Deep Purple 513 P 5-a Ridgway Black Plum g 10 po Other sources Reddish Black.... A 236. VIVID REDDISH PURPLE Maerz and Paul Caprice 51G11 Cellini 51111 Ecclesiastic 52A12 Fuchsia 50112 Ridgway Mallow Purple XII 67b Purple (True) XI 65 Other sources Bright Red-Violet S Bright Reddish Violet A Cyclamen Purple H 30 Mallow Purple H 630 Orchid Purple H 31 Persian Rose. H 628 Petunia Purple H 32 Phlox Purple H 632 Plum.... S Purpureus B Roseine Purple H 629 237. STRONG REDDISH PURPLE Maerz and Paul Ecclesiastic 52A12 Liseran Purple 50B9 Meadow Violet 51A9 Patricia 42K7 Phlox Purple 51A11 Thistle Bloom 51D10 Plochere Dark Fuchsia 482 P 1-b Monsignor 483 P 1-c Pink Rapture 444 Pr 2-d Ridgway Dull Dark Purple.... XXVI 67'k Dull Magenta Purple XXVI 67'i Liseran Purple XXVI 67'b Magenta XXVI 67' Phlox Purple XI 65b Tourmaline Pink XXXVIII 67" Tyrian Pink XII 69b Taylor, Knoche, Granville Bright Fuchsia Purple m... 10 na Fuchsia Purple m 10 pa Light Fuchsia Purple gm . . 10 la Orchid g 10 ia Textile Color Card Association Purple Orchid 70172 Other sources Atropurpureus B Bright Red-Violet S Lilac Rose S Lilacinus B Magenta S Malvaceus B Purpureus B Red Violet S Reddish Violet A Rose Lilac S Roseus B 238. DEEP REDDISH PURPLE Maerz and Paul Amaranth 44L8 Amaranthine 44L8 Auricula Purple 54F12 Botticelli 44L7 Byzantium 44K7 Cotinga Purple 45L10 Imperial. 45L10 Oriental Fuchsia 53E12 Phlox 54H12 Raisin Purple 54B12 Thistletuft 54A12 Wild Aster 44L9 Plochere Heliotrope.. 490 P 2-b Ridgway Dull Dark Purple.... XXVI 67'k Rood's Violet XI 65i Taylor, Knoche, Granville Bright Fuchsia Purple g... 10 na Fuchsia Purple gm 10 pc 77 Other sources Atropurpureus B DeepViolet__ S Doge Purple H 732 Plum __ S Purpureus B Red Purple S Red Violet... S Reddish Violet A Rose Violet S Violet S Violet Purple. __ H 733 239. VERY DEEP REDDISH PURPLE Other sources Reddish Violet A 240. LIGHT REDDISH PURPLE Maerz and Paul Opera Mauve 42H5 Orchadee 42H4 Rose-Purple 41G5 Plochere Cuban Orchid 501 P 3-e First Lady 453 Pr 3-e Opera Mauve 493 P 2-e Wild Orchid.... 500 P 3-d Ridgway Eupatorium Purple XXXVIII 67" Laelia Pink XXXVIII 67"d Light Vinaceous-Lilac XLIV 69"'d Liseran Purple XXVI 67'b Purplish Lilac XXXVII 65"d Taylor, Knoche, Granville Orchid gm 10 gc Textile Color Card Association Crocus 70202 Other sources Lilacinus B Livido-Purpureus B Red Violet S Reddish Violet A Rose Lilac S Violet -. S 241. MODERATE REDDISH PURPLE Maerz and Paul Antique Fuchsia 43K7 Bishop's Purple 44J6 Bishop's Violet 44J6 Bougainville 4416 Claver.. 51C7 Clover... 51C7 Dahlia Mauve 53D9 Eupatorium Purple 43J4 Geisha. 4313 Lilium 43K7 Melilot 51C7 Ophelia 52F8 Verbena 52A8 Plochere Antique Fuchsia 491 P 2-c Caprice Pink 452 Pr 3-d Mystic Purple 492 P 2-d Pansy Purple 498 P 3-b Purple Aster 499 P 3-c Verbena Lavender 460 Pr 4-d Ridgway Argyle Purple XXXVII 65"b Bishop's Purple XXXVII 65" Dull Dark Purple. XXVI 67'k Eupatorium Purple XXXVIII 67" Light Perilla Purple XXXVII 65"i Liseran Purple XXVI 67'b Livid Purple XXXVII 63"i Taylor, Knoche, Granville Fuchsia Purple m 10 nc Orchid gm... 10 ic Textile Color Card Association Heliotrope 70163 Other sources Atropurpureus B Lilac S Lilacinus B Livido-Purpureus B Mauve S Pansy Violet H 033 Purple S Red Violet S Reddish Violet A Rose Violet S 242. DARK REDDISH PURPLE Maerz and Paul Byzantium 44K7 Coronation 46L8 Cotinga Purple 45L10 Dante 47L10 Heliotrope 54C10 Imperial 45L10 Pansy Violet 44K8 Prune 47J8 Roman Violet 44K8 Romanesque 46L10 Slate-Purple 4616 Titania 54F11 Violet Carmine 46L9 Plochere Heliotrope 490 P 2-b Hortensia.. 497 P 3-a Pansy Purple 498 P 3-b Ridgway Blackish Purple XI 65m Burnt Lake XII 71m Dark Maroon Purple XXVI 71'm Dark Naphthalene Violet... XXXVII 61"m Dark Slate-Purple XLIV 65"'k Dull Dusky Purple XXVI 67'm Dusky Auricula Purple XXVI 69'm Naphthalene Violet XXXVII 61"k Raisin Purple XI 65k Taylor, Knoche, Granville Eggplant g 10 ni Fuchsia Purple m 10 pc Grape Wine m 10 pg Plum Wine m 10 pe Royal Purple m 10 pg Other sources Atrolividus B Atropurpureus B Magenta S Purple S Purpureo-Ardesiacus B Reddish Violet A Sanguineus B 243. VERY DARK REDDISH PURPLE Maerz and Paul Cyclamen 47L9 Ridgway Blackish Purple XI 65m Taylor, Knoche, Granville Deep Eggplant g 10 pl Deep Plum g 10 pl Grape Wine g 10 pi Plum g 10 pi Other sources Atropurpureus B Reddish Violet A 244. PALE REDDISH PURPLE Maerz and Paul Anemone 43F3 Argyle Purple 43G4 Crocus 43F4 Morning Glory 42F4 Plochere Charm School 468 Pr 5-d Diadem 509P4-e Heliotrope Gray 477 Pr 6-e Vanda _ 517 P 5-e Ridgway Deep Vinaceous-Lavender. XLIV 65"'d Light Vinaceous-Lilac XLIV 69"'d Taylor, Knoche, Granville Dusty Orchid m 9 ge Other sources Dull Reddish Violet A Griseo-Lilacinus B Lilac S Lilacinus B Violet S 245. GRAYISH REDDISH PURPLE Maerz and Paul Argyle Purple 43G4 Campanula Purple 44G5 Campanula Violet 44G5 Crocus 43F4 Livid Purple ■_ 4516 Old Lilac 45H6 Ophelia ._ _ 52F8 Ophelia _ 53A7 Rosemary 44H4 Vanda 43E4 Vestal _ 44F4 Wild Orchid 52A7 Plochere Amethyst.. 507 P 4-c 18th Century Violet 516 P 5-d French Lilac 508 P 4-d Tropic Night 515P5-C Ridgway Light Perilla Purple XXXVII 65"i Light Vinaceous-Purple.... XLIV 65"'b Slate-Purple. XLIV 65"'i Vinaceous-Purple (2) XLIV 65'" Taylor, Knoche, Granville Dusty Orchid g 9 ge Heather gm 10 ie Rose Plum m 9 ie Other sources Dull Reddish Violet A Dull Violet S Livido-Purpureus B Purple S Purpureo-Ardesiacus B Vinoso-Purpureus B Violet. S 246. BRILLIANT PURPLISH PINK Plochere Beauty Pink 439 Pr 1-g Pink Carnation 391 Rp 1-g Pink Powder 447 Pr 2-g Sussanqua Pink 390 Rp 1-f Tourmaline Pink 486 P 1-f Ridgway Cameo Pink... XXVI 71'f Rosolane Pink... XXVI 69'f Other sources Bluish Pink _ A Pink s Roseus B 247. STRONG PURPLISH PINK Maerz and Paul Arbutus 1B4 Plochere Aurora Pink 398 Rp 2-f Charm Pink 438 Pr 1-f Fuchsia Pink 389 RP 1-e Iris Orchid.. 485 P 1-e Quality Pink 454 Pr 3-f Ruffled Petunia 446 Pr 2-f Sussanqua Pink 390 Rp 1-f Ridgway Deep Rose Pink XII 71d Mallow Pink XII 67f Pale Amaranth Pink XII 69f Thulite Pink.... _. XXVI 7 I'd Other sources Amaranth Rose... H 530 Bluish Pink A Pink S Rhodamine Pink.... H 527 Rose S Roseus. B 248. DEEP PURPLISH PINK Maerz and Paul Amaranth Pink.. 49D8 Arbutus 1B4 Rosebud 41H1 Sweet Briar 1C4 Thulite Pink 5011 Valencia 49H5 Plochere China Pink 388 RP 1-d First Lady _ 453 Pr 3-e Fuchsia Pink 389 Rp 1-e Iris Orchid 485 P 1-e Mayflower 396 Rp 2-d Morning Glory _. 484 P 1-d Phlox Pink 445 Pr 2-e Rose Garden 437 Pr 1-e Rose Marie 397 Rp 2-e Ridgway Amaranth Pink XII 69d Daphne Pink XXXVIII 69"b Laelia Pink XXXVIII 67"d Light Mallow Purple XII 67d Light 'hlox Purple XI 65d Light Rosolane Purple XXVI 69'b Liseran Purple XXVI 67'b Mallow Purple XII 67b Pale Rosolane Purple XXVI 69'd Rocellin Purple _ XXXVIII 71"t> Rose Color XII 71b Tourmaline Pink XXXVIII 67"r> Taylor, Knoche, Granville Fuchsia Pink g 9ga Light Orchid Rose g 9 ga Orchid m 10 ia Orchid Rose m 9 ia Other sources Bluish Pink A Bright Rose S Bright Rose Violet S Carmine Rose S Fuchsine Pink H 627 Griseo-Roseus B Lilac Rose S Lilacinus B Malvaceus B Neyron Rose H 623 Phlox Pink H 625 Pink S Rose S Roseus... B 78 249. LIGHT PURPLISH PINK Plochere Angel Wing 392 Rp 1-h Bridesmaid Pink 400 Rp 2-h Cameo Pink 407 RP 3-g Charm 408 Rp 3-h Clementine 487 P 1-g Crocus Rose 503 P 3-g Dawn Pink 440 Pr 1-h Dignity ._ 423 Rp 5-g Dream Stuff 495 P 2-g Lover's Knot.. __. 448 Pr 2-h Pink Icing 456 Pr 3-h Pouf du Vent. 464 Pr 4-h Prism Pink 463 Pr 4-g Rosea 455 Pr 3-g Stellar 504 P 3-h Teen Age Pink _... 399 Rp 2-g Tourmaline Pink 486 P 1-f Vamp 496 P 2-h Ridgway Cameo Pink XXVI 71'f Light Pinkish Lilac XXXVII 65"f Mauvette. XXV 65'f Pale Laelia Pink.. XXXVIII 67"f Pale Rhodonite Pink XXXVIII 71"f Pale Vinaceous-Lilac XLIV 69"'f Rose Pink... XII 71f Rosolane Pink... XXVI 69'f Taylor, Knoche, Granville Geranium Pink m IVi ea Light Orchid m 10 ea Orchid Pink m 9 ea Pinkm.. VA ea Rose Pink m 8 ea Other sources Bluish Pink A Gray Lilac S Griseo-Roseus B Lilac Rose S Lilacinus B Red Violet... S Rose _ S Rose Pink H 427 Roseus. B 250. MODERATE PURPLISH PINK Maerz and Paul Mallow Pink 49A7 Plochere Aurora Pink 398 Rp 2-f Blackberry Cream 502 P 3-f Candida.. 462 Pr 4-f Cuban Orchid 501 P 3-e Light Mauve 414 Rp 4-f Nymph Pink 406 Rp 3-f Quality Pink 454 Pr 3-f Serenity 494 P 2-f Ridgway Light Vinaceous-Lilac XLIV 69"'d Pale Laelia Pink.. XXXVIII 67"f Pale Persian Lilac XXXVIII 69"f Purplish Lilac XXXVII 65"d Taylor, Knoche, Granville Fuchsia Pink m 9 ga Geranium Pink m._ 1\4 ea Light Orchid g 10 ea Light Orchid Rose m 9 ga Light Rose m 8 ga Orchid m 10 ga Orchid Pink gm 9 ea Pinkm.. 1V2 ea Rose Pink m IVi ea Textile Color Card Association Vassar Rose 70097 Other sources Bluish Pink A Dull Rose S Griseo-Roseus B Lilacinus B Red Violet S Rose Lilac S Violet S 251. DARK PURPLISH PINK Maerz and Paul Cosmos 50D6 Laelia Pink 43G2 Persian Lilac 51H1 Rhodonite Pink 43G1 Rosebud 41H1 Starflower 43G3 Plochere Ashes of Roses 413 Rp 4-e Clover 461 Pr 4-e Daphne Pink 404 Rp 3-d Mayflower 396 Rp 2-d Orchid Mauve 412 Rp 4-d Vivid 405 Rp 3-e Ridgway Daphne Pink XXXVIII 69"b Persian Lilac XXXVIII 69"d Rhodonite Pink XXXVIII 71"d Rocellin Purple XXXVIII 71"b Vinaceous-Lilac XLIV 69"'b Taylor, Knoche, Granville Clover Pink gm 9 gc Dusty Rose gm 8 gc Rose m 8 ic Other sources Bluish Pink A Claret S Deep Rose S Griseo-Roseus B Rose S Rose Lilac S Vinoso-Lividus B 252. PALE PURPLISH PINK Maerz and Paul French White 42B2 Plochere After Glow.. 527 P 6-g Coquette 575 Pb 6-g Corsage Pink 512 P 4-h Dawn Glow 544 Pb 2-h Dignity 423 Rp 5-g Heavenly Orchid 519 P 5-g Mauvette 51 1 P 4-g Personal 480 Pr 6-h Pink Lavender 479 Pr 6-g Pink Mist 576 Pb 6-h Pink Orchid 471 Pr 5-g Pouf du Vent 464 Pr 4-h Queen Pink 472 Pr 5-h Romance 520 P 5-h Seance 528 P 6-h Thistle Down.... _ 488 P 1-h Ridgway Pale Lilac XXXVII 63"f Pale Vinaceous-Lilac XLIV 69"'f Pallid Vinaceous-Drab XLV 5""f Taylor, Knoche, Granville Baby Pink m 8 ca Light Orchid Pink gm 9 ca Mauve Pink gm 9 ca Pale Lilac g _ Ilea Pale Orchid gm _ 10 ca Pale Pink m 8 ca Other sources Bluish Pink A Lilac _ S Lilacinus B Pale Lilac S Pale Pink.. RC Pastel Mauve H 433 Subvinoso-Griseus B Violet S 253. GRAYISH PURPLISH PINK Maerz and Paul Cameo Pink 50C2 Plochere Ageratum 518 P 5-f Dove Gray 430 Rp 6-f Eventide 526 P 6-f Heliotrope Gray 477 Pr 6-e Mauve Mist 470 Pr 5-f Orchid 510 P 4-f Orchid Smoke 478 Pr 6-f Ridgway Deep Vinaceous-Lavender. XLIV 65"'d Dull Lavender XLIV 61"'f Light Vinaceous-Gray L 69""f Light Vinaceous-Lilac XLIV 69"'d Pale Purple-Drab XLV l""d Pallid Purple-Drab XLV l""f Taylor, Knoche, Granville Dawn Pink gm 7 dc Orchid Mist gm 9 ec Rose Mist gm 8 ec Other sources Bluish Pink A Griseo-Lavendulus B Griseo-Lilacinus B Lilac S Lilacinus B Red Violet S Subvinoso-Griseus B Violet S 254. VIVID PURPLISH RED Maerz and Paul Byzantine. 51K8 Cellini 51111 Cineraria 52L8 Cobalt Red. 42K2 Eglantine 3C6 Fandango 52L10 Indiana 49L7 Malmaison Rose 2H6 Persian Rose... _. 50K7 Renaissance 52L9 Rubellite. _. 51L8 Spring Beauty... 50J5 Tyrian Pink 50J6 Venetian Fuchsia 51K11 Plochere Fuchsia Rose 434 Pr 1-b Persian Rose... 435 Pr 1-c Spectra Rose 433 Pr 1-a Ridgway Rhodamine Purple XII 67 Rose Color XII 71b Tyrian Rose... XII 69 Textile Color Card Association Fuchsia 70213 Other sources Bright Bluish Red A Bright Rose S Carmine S Cerise S Crimson H 22 Deep Magenta S Dianthus Purple H 730 Fuchsia Purple H 28 Magenta H 27 Peony Purple H 729 Persian Rose H 628 Rhodamine Purple H 29 Rose S Rose Bengal.. H 25 Rose Carmine- S Rose Madder H 23 Rose Pink S Roseus B Ruber B Solferino Purple H 26 Spiraea Red H 025 Tyrian Purple H 727 Tyrian Rose H 24 255. STRONG PURPLISH RED Maerz and Paul Casino Pink 114 Cobalt Red 42K2 Madder Lake 1J4 Madder Pink 114 Malmaison Rose 2H6 Pomegranate 1E6 Rose de Provence 53J9 Rose Madder 114 Rose Neyron 114 Spinel Red 3H5 Spring Beauty 5015 Plochere Cerise Pink 387 Rp 1-c China Pink 388 Rp 1-d Fuchsia. .i 386 Rp 1-b Fuchsia Rose 434 Pr 1-b Irresistible 443 Pr 2-c Persian Rose 435 Pr 1-c PinkShock 436 Pr 1-d Ridgway Rosolane Purple... XXVI 69' Spinel Pink XXVI 71'b Spinel Red XXVI 71' Taylor, Knoche, Granville Bright Rose gm 8 na Fuchsia Rose g 9 la Raspberry Rose g 9 1a Textile Color Card Association Cherry.. 70049 Other sources Bluish Red A Carmine .- S Carmine Lake S Carmine Rose. S China Rose H 024 Magenta S Magenta Rose H 027 Purpureus B Rose S Rose Carmine S Roseus... B Spinel Red H 0023 256. DEEP PURPLISH RED Maerz and Paul Amaranth Purple 53L3 Aster Purple... 53K10 Hollyhock. 53L11 Magenta.... 52K12 Magenta Rose 53111 Schoenfeld's Purple 5319 Ridgway Amaranth Purple XII 69i Aster Purple XII 67i Schoenfeld's Purple XXVI 69'i Taylor, Knoche, Granville Bright Fuchsia Purple g... 10 na Fuchsia Purple g 10 pa Fuchsia Red g._ 9 pc Magenta g... 9 pa Raspberry g 9 nc 79 Textile Color Card Association Crimson (USA) 65013 Harvard Crimson 70050 Magenta 70053 Ruby 70051 Other sources Beetroot Purple H 830 Bluish Red A Carmine S Cerise S Garnet Lake H 828 Pansy Purple. H 928 Plum S Purpureus B Rose Brown S Rose Violet S Ruber. B 257. VERY DEEP PURPLISH RED Other sources Beetroot Purple H 830 Bluish Red A Rose Brown S 258. MODERATE PURPLISH RED Maerz and Paul Archel. 53K5 Archil 53K5 Bacchus 53J4 China Rose 5A6 Corcir 53K5 Cork 53K5 Corker 53K5 Corkur _._ 53K5 Crostil 53K5 Crotal 53K5 Crottle 53K5 Cudbear 53K5 Daphne Red 4A5 Dead Carnations 4B5 French Purple 53K5 Geisha 4313 Gridelin 53K5 Gris-de-lin 53K5 Hellebore Red 4C5 Indian Lake... 53K6 Kork 53K5 Korkir 53K5 Lac Lake.. 53K6 Madder Carmine 4H6 Mallow |Purple| 5113 Mallow Red 5113 Meadowpink 5A5 Orchall 53K5 Orchil (alkali bath) 53K5 Orseille 53K5 Persian Pink 3H4 Persio 53K5 Persis 53K5 Pomegranate Purple 416 Rambler Rose 3D4 Raspberry Glacfi 4F4 Schoenfeld's Purple 5319 Solferino 4E5 Spinel Pink 51K1 Tynan 44K5 Vandyke Madder 314 Flochere Azalea 395 Rp 2-c Caprice Pink. 452 Pr 3-d Magenta 442 Pr 2-b Thistle Bloom 451 Pr 3-c Ridgway Daphne Red XXXVIII 69" Hellebore Red XXXVIII 71" Indian Lake... XXVI 71'i Pomegranate Purple XII 71 1 Vinaceous-Purple(l) XXXVIII 67"i Taylor, Knoche, Granville American Beauty m 8 pa Bright Fuchsia Rose gm__ 9 na Bright Rose g 8 ia Dark Rose gm 8 1c Fuchsia Red m 9 pa Fuchsia Rose m 9 la Magenta m 9 pa Magenta Rose gm 9 na Orchid Rose g 9 ia Raspberry m 9 pc Raspberry Rose gm 9 Ic Rose gm 8 ic Rose Red m 8 pa Rose Wine m 8 nc Textile Color Card Association Peach Blossom 70098 Raspberry 70100 Strawberry __ 70099 Violine Pink 70198 Other sources Bluish Red A Carmine S Carmine Lake S Carmine Rose S Deep Plum S Deep Rose S Dull Bluish-Red A ErythriteRed H 0027 Lake S Lilac Purple H 031 Lilac Rose S Livido-Purpureus B Livido-Ruber B Magenta S Magnolia Purple H 030 Pink S Purpureus B Red Lilac... S Rose S Rose Carmine S Rose Lilac S Rose Violet S Ruber B 259. DARK PURPLISH RED Maerz and Paul Bokhara 47L2 Canyon 7E6 Chardon 55E10 Charles X 54J8 Claret Lees 47J6 Columbine [Red] 47L4 Corinthian Purple 6C5 Coronation 46L8 Cygnet 45L7 Dahlia Carmine 46L3 Dahlia Purple 55J12 Dante 47L10 De'Medici 54L12 Dove 47L4 Gooseberry 55H9 Indian Purple 47J2 Neutral Red 6F5 Old Amethyst 7C5 Old Mauve 4615 Pansy-Maroon 7A6 Pansy Purple 54L8 Perilla Purple 47J3 Phlox 54H12 Plum Violet _ 7E6 Raisin 55J8 Rhododendron 54J6 Sultana 7C5 Titania 54F11 Velasquez 54K10 Vin Rose 6C6 Wild Cherry 6C6 Wild Raspberry 6E6 Wineberry... 55H4 Plochere Amaranth 458 Pr 4-b Magenta Rose 441 Pr 2-a Purple Lake 457 Pr 4-a Royal Violet 481 P 1-a Ruby Lake 449 Pr 3-a Vatican 489 P 2-a Ridgway Anthracene Purple XLIV 69"'k Auricula Purple XXVI 69'k Blackish Red-Purple XII 67m Bordeaux XII 71k Corinthian Purple XXXVIII 69"k Dahlia Carmine XXVI 71'k Dahlia Purple XII 67k Dark Corinthian Purple.... XXXVIII 69"m Dark Livid Purple XXXVII 63"m Dark Perilla Purple XXXVII 65"m DarkVinaceous-Purple.... XXXVIII 67"k Deep Livid Purple XXXVII 63"k Indian Purple XXXVIII 67"m Neutral Red XXXVIII 71"k Pansy Purple XII 69k Perilla Purple XXXVII 65"k Violet Carmine XII 69m Taylor, Knoche, Granville Claret Wine m 8 pg Eggplant g 9 ni Garnet m 8 pg Mauve Wine g 8 ni Old Wine m 8 ng Plum Wine g... 10 pe Raspberry gm 9 pc Raspberry Wine m . _ 9 pg Red Plum gm 9 ng Rose Mauve g 8 Ig Rose Plum g 9 Ig Wine m 8 pg Textile Color Card Association American Beauty 70052 Burgundy 70102 Catawba 70190 Claret 70101 Magenta. 70053 Maroon 70084 Raspberry 70100 Redgrape 70054 Other sources Atrolividus B Atropurpureus B Atrovinosus B Black Violet S Bordeaux A Brown Violet S Brunneo-Vinosus B Dahlia Purple H 931 Dark Violet Brown S Deep Lake S Dull Bluish Red A Dull Bordeaux A Dull Violet S Magenta S Maroon S Red Purple S Rose Lake S Sanguineus B Very Dusky Red Purple.... RC Violet Brown S 260. VERY DARK PURPLISH RED Maerz and Paul Dahlia Purple 55J12 Ridgway Blackish Brown (1) XLV l""m Taylor, Knoche, Granville Blackberry Wine g 9 pi Deep Eggplant g 9 pi Grape Wine g 10 pg Plum g 10 pi Raspberry Wine g 9 pg Red Plum g 9 pg Royal Purple g 10 pg Textile Color Card Association Burgundy 70102 Other sources Black Violet S Bordeaux A Dahlia Purple H 931 Dark Violet Brown S Dull Bluish Red A Dull Bordeaux A Fusco-Niger B Very Dusky Red Purple ... RC 261. LIGHT GRAYISH PURPLISH RED Maerz and Paul Candida 51C5 Laelia Pink.. 43G2 Plochere Charm School 468 Pr 5-d Intimate Mood 469 Pr 5-e Mauve Orchid 421 Rp 5-e Other sources Bluish Pink A Dull Violet S Lilac S Pink A Violet S 262. GRAYISH PURPLISH RED Maerz and Paul Artificial Vermilion 4A4 Ashes of Rose 4A4 Aztec Maroon 6B5 Claret Cup 6B4 Corinth 46J2 Corinthian Purple 6C5 Daphne Pink 5211 Daphne Red 4A5 Geisha 4313 Heather 45K1 Meadowpink 5A5 Moss Pink 4B4 Ophelia 52F8 Palestine 44E2 Raspberry Glacg 4F4 Rosed'Alma 53F2 Sorbier 53H3 Tourmaline Pink 4312 Veronia Purple 6A5 Windflower 53F6 Plochere Amaranth 458 Pr 4-b Blush Rose 402 Rp 3-b Cineraria 450 Pr 3-b Distinction _ 459 Pr 4-c Lady Orchid 466 Pr 5-b Mauve Decade 467 Pr 5-c Mauve Taupe 419 Rp 5-c Mellow Mauve 420 Rp 5-d Orchid Night 410 Rp 4-b Raspberry Glace 403 Rp 3-c Sweet Pea Pink 422 Rp 5-f Verbena Lavender 460 Pr 4-d Windflower 411 Rp 4-c Ridgway Deep Hellebore Red XXXVIII 71"i Deep Purplish Vinaceous.. XLIV 69'" Dull Indian Purple XLIV 69"'i Indian Lake XXVI 71'i Neutral Red XXXVIII 71"k Pomegranate Purple XII 71i Vernonia Purple XXXVIII 69"i Vinaceous-Lilac XLIV 69"'b Vina eous-Purple(l) XXXVIII 67"i Taylor, Knoche, Granville Ash Rose gm 7H ie Dusty Rose gm 8 ie Light Wine m 8 ne Raspberry gm 9 nc Rose Plum gm 9 ie Rose Wine gm 8 Ie 80 Textile Color Card Association Ashes of Rose 70189 Other sources Atrovinosus B Bordeaux A Bright Rose S Brown Violet S Claret S Dark Violet S Dull Lilac S Dull Violet S Lilac. S Livido-Purpureus.. B Livido-Ruber B Magenta S Purpureus B Red Lilac S Red Violet S Rose S Rose Lake S Rose Lilac S Ruber B Vinoso-Lividus B 263. WHITE Plochere Airy Cream 48 Y 6-h Ancestral 1056 Gyy 6-h Chaste 24 Y 3-h Lullaby 1096 GY 5-h Misty Morn 1152 Ygg 6-h Nil. 40Y5-h Solitary 1104 GY 6-h Ridgway Pale Drab-Gray XLVI 17""l White Llll NGo Taylor, Knoche, Granville Oyster White m b White gm.. a Textile Color Card Association White 70001 Other sources Fumosus B Insignia White (AN) F 1755 White A White MUP 00 White PSP00 White RC White SC 264. LIGHT GRAY Maerz and Paul Agate Grey 43A1 Aluminum. 45A1 Cinereous 35A3 Fog 35A2 French Grey 28C1 Glaucous-Grey 35B2 Granite Blue 44A2 Metal 44A2 Moonbeam 44A2 Pearl. 44A2 Pearl Blue 44A2 Pearl White 44A2 Priscilla 35A2 Plochere Ancestral 1056 Gyy 6-h Dewkist 1055 Gyy 6-g Gorge 1054 Gyy 6-f Gray Light 335 Ro 6-g Lullaby 1096 GY 5-h Silver Lining 334 Ro 6-f Solitary 1104 GY 6-h Ridgway Dawn Gray Lll 35"'"d Hathi Gray Lll 35"'"b Gray (Light Gull Gray) Llll CGf *9 Pale Drab-Gray... XLVI 17""f Gray (Pale Gull Gray) Llll CGo *10 Pallid Mouse Gray LI 15"'"f Pallid Neutral Gray Llll NGf Pearl Gray Lll 35""'f Taylor, Knoche, Granville Light Gray gm c Oyster White g b Textile Color Card Association Pale Blue 70007 Pearl Grey 70193 Other sources Aircraft Gray (AN) F 1645 Black S Fumosus B Gray... A Gray S Light Gray (AN) F 3635 Light Gray (N) F 1650 Light Gray RC Light Gray SC Light Gull Gray (AN) F 3635 Olive Bistre S Oyster Gray (MA) F 3635 Pearl Gray (Y&D) F 3635 Submurinus B Subviridi-Griseus B Very Light Gray RC Viridi-Griseus B White SC 265. MEDIUM GRAY Maerz and Paul Aluminum 45A1 Argent 37A2 Art Grey 45B3 Battleship Grey. 45A4 Cement 46A1 Chateau Grey 46A2 Chinchilla 37A3 Cloud Grey 45B2 Dawn Grey 37A2 Denver 45A4 Flint Grey 14A1 Frost Grey 46A2 Grey Dawn 45B2 Gull 53A1 Kasha-Beige 14A2 National Grey 46A1 New Silver 37A2 Nickle 36A2 Nimbus 36A2 Old Silver 38A1 Opal Grey 54B1 Oriental Pearl 14A1 Penguin 38A2 Platinum 45A3 Puritan Grey 36B2 Quaker 45B3 Quaker Drab 46B2 Russian Grey 14A2 Sea Mist 45B3 Slate-Grey 14A2 Zinc 45B2 Ridgway Castor Gray Lll 35"'"i Gray (Deep Gull Gray) Llll CGb *7 Deep Mouse Gray LI 15"'"i Deep Violet-Gray Lll 59"'"i Gray (Gull Gray) Llll CGd '8 Hathi Gray Lll 35"'"b Light Neutral Gray Llll NGb Light Purplish Gray Llll 67"'"b Light Violet-Gray Lll 59"'"b Neutral Gray Llll NG Pale Neutral Gray Llll NGd Pale Violet-Gray Lll 59"'"d Quaker Drab... LI I'"" Taylor, Knoche, Granville Beige Gray m 3 ih Gray gm g Mouse m 3 ih Textile Color Card Association Nickel 70152 Silver... 70151 Silver Gray (USA) 65008 Other sources Battleship Gray (PC) F 1640 Black S Blue Gray (BuOrd) F 2630 Blue Gray (USA) F 3615 Dark Gull Gray (AN) F 3615 Engine Gray (MA) F 2625 Gray A Gray Wood (MA) F 3520 Gray Deck(N 20-L) F 3615 Gray (PBS) F 1640 Gray MUP69 Gray S Gray SC Gray Black S Haze-Gray (N) F 2635 Lavendulo-Griseus B Light Gray (MA) F 1630 Light Gray Boottopping (PC) F 1630 Light Gray (USA) F 1640 Light Gray SC Light Navy Gray (Y&D).... F 2635 Medium Gray (N) F 1630 Medium Gray (USA) F 1625 Medium Gray RC Medium Light Gray RC Medium Navy Gray (Y&D). F 1615 Murinus B Ocean Gray (N). F 2615 Ocean Gray (USA) F 2615 Purpureo-Griseus. B Rod and Tire Gray (PC)... F 1615 Violaceo-Griseus B Viridi-Griseus B 266. DARK GRAY Maerz and Paul Annapolis 40C6 Argali... 15A4 Asphalt 16A2 Bat 24A2 Bear... 16A5 Bear's Hair 16A5 Bearskin [Grey] 16A5 Blue Haze . 38C3 Chaetura Drab 16A5 Charcoal Grey 47A2 Cobblestone 48C4 Cruiser 48A1 Davy's Grey 47A4 Dove 47A2 Dover Grey 39A3 Fashion Gray 48A1 Gargoyle 16C1 Grebe 55A2 Griffin 47A3 Guinea Hen 16C4 Gunmetal 48C2 Hair Brown 15A4 HudsonSeal 8A9 India Ink.... 16A2 Iron Blue 47A4 Iron Grey 24A2 Jack Rabbit 39A2 Lead 55A2 Light Gunmetal 47A2 Limestone 15A4 Livid 55A2 Pelican 47A2 Pewter 48A3 Phantom.. 16A3 Pigeon's Neck 47A4 Pilgrim 48A1 Plumbaceous 55A2 Plymouth 48A1 Poil d'ours 16A5 Quail 15A4 Rail 39A4 Rodent.... 16C3 Rose Taupe 16A4 Seabird 15A2 Slag 48A4 Smoke Brown 16A2 Smoked Pearl 46B3 Squirrel 55A2 Steel 47A4 Steel Grey 47A4 Traprock 15A2 Turtledove 55C1 Vienna Smoke 16A2 Wrought Iron 48C1 Plochere G'een Black 1049 Gyy 6-a Night Fighter 617 Bp 6-a Slate 618 Bp 6-b Ridgway Blackish Mouse Gray LI 15"'"m Blackish Slate Llll CGm *3 Blackish Violet-Gray Lll 59""'m Blue-Violet Black XLIX 57""m Dark Grayish Blue-Green.. XLVIII 37""k Gray (Dark Gull Gray) Llll CG *6 Dark Mouse Gray LI 15"'"k Dark Neutral Gray Llll NGk Dark Purplish Gray Llll 67"'"k Dark Violet-Gray Lll 59"'"k Deep Mouse Gray LI 15"'"i Deep Neutral Gray Llll MGi Deep Violet-Gray Lll 59"'"i Dull Greenish Black(l).... XLVII 29""m Dull Greenish Black (2)... XLVII 33""m Dull Violet-Black L 61""m Dusky Green-Gray Lll 35"'"k Dusky Neutral Gray Llll NGm Dusky Purplish Gray Llll 67"'"m Fuscous-Black XLVI 13""m Greenish Slate-Black XLVIII 37""m Olivaceous Black (3) LI 23"'"m Slate Color Llll CGk *4 Slate-Gray Llll CGi *5 Sooty Black LI l'""m Taylor, Knoche, Granville Beaver Gray m 3 ml Charcoal Gray m . _ n Chocolate m 5 ml Dark Brown m 6 nl Ebony m 3 po Ebony Brown m 8 pn Gray gm i Lead Gray g 5 ih Mole gm I Oxford Gray gm I Shadow Gray g 5 ih Teak m 3 po Teal Gray m 19 ih Textile Color Card Association Grebe 70186 Smoke 70171 Other sources Atroardesiacus B Atromurinus B Black S Dark Gray (MA) F 1610 Dark Gray (USA) F 1610 Dark Gray RC Dark Gray SC Deep Navy Gray (Y&D) F 1610 Engine Gray (AN) F 1610 Fusco-Niger B Gray A Gray Deck (MA) F 2610 Medium Dark Gray RC Murinus B Navy Gray (N) F 3605 Niger B Olivaceo-Niger B Sea Gray (AN) F 3610 Sea Gray (USA).. F 3610 Slate S Slate(BuOrd) F 2605 Very Dark Gray SC Violaceo-Griseus B Violaceo-Niger B Viridi-Niger B 81 267. BLACK Maeri and Paul African 8E8 Arctic 32L2 Balsam Green 32H5 Chaetura Black 8C8 Cordovan 8H8 Everglade. _ . 32L4 Flint 56C1 Graphite.. 48C7 HudsonSeal 8A9 lion 8E9 Iron Brown 8E9 Kara Dagh. 56A2 Lava.. 8E7 Lonoun Smoke 8C9 Negro 8E9 Neutral Tint 48C8 NuDian. 8C9 Quaker Blue 40E5 Rameau... . 32L6 Rifle [Green] 32A2 St. Benoit. 8E9 Slate Black 48C6 Sooty Black 48C5 Woodland Brown 8H8 Plochere Baltic. 841 Gbb 4-a Bayou 945 G 5-a Black Water 801 BG 5-a Charcoal 329 Ro 6-a Everglade... 953 G 6-a Green Black 1049 Gyy 6-a Iron Mask.. 905 Gb 6-a Jasper... 1097 GY 6-a Night Horizon 849 Gbb 5-a Ombre 761 Bgg 6-a Raven. 809 BG 6-a Stoic 857 Gbb 6-a Ridgway Black.... .. UN NGOO *1 Lll 35""'m L 61""m Llll 67""'m XLV1II 37""m Lll 49"'"m Llll CGOO *2 Blackish Green-Gray Dull Violet-Black... Dusky Purplish Gray Greenish Slate-Black Plumbeous-Black... Slate-Black Taylor, Knoche, Granville Black Plum g 10 po Charcoal Gray g. .. ... n Dark Navy gm 13 po Lamp Black gm p Midnight Blue gm 13 po Textile Color Card Association Black (USA) 65018 Dark Blue (USA) 65012 Other sources Atroardesiacus. ... B Black A Black(AN). F 3725 Black (N) F1775 Black Deck(N) F 2710 Black Boottopping (PC)... F 1775 Black (USA) F 1775 Black MUP60 Black PSP60 Black RC Black S Black SC Gloss Black (AN) F 1775 Grayish Black RC Hull Black (MA) F 2710 Jet (AN) F 1770 Jet Black (PO) F 1770 Instrument Black (AN) ... F2710 Niger B Violaceo-Niger .. B 82 15. Dictionary of Color Names Pages 85 to 158. 83 How To Use the Dictionary of Color Names Meaning of a color name. Look up the name in section 15. It will be followed by the ISCC-NBS designation in abbrevi- ated form: B = blue b = bluish Br = brown br = brownish brill. = brilliant d. = dark G = green g = greenish Gy = gray gy. = grayish 1. = light m. = moderate med. = medium = orange 01= olive p. = pale P = purple p = purplish Pk = pink pk = pinkish R = red r = reddish s. = strong v. = very or vivid V= violet Y = yellow y = yellowish See the color-name charts (section 13) for the color range of the designation in Munsell terms. Example. Continental Blue (P). Section 15 shows the ISCC-NBS designation to be dark purplish gray (d.pGy). The color-name charts (section 13) show that its Munsell notation must lie between 9PB and 1R in hue, between 2.5 and 4.5 in value, and between 0.5 and 1.5 in chroma. Source of a color name. Look up the name in section 15 and note the code letter following it (M, R, P, and so on). The sources and uses of the color names are as follows: Code letter Source Field M Maerz and Paul, Dictionary of Color, 1st ed. General. P Plochere Color System _ _ Interior decor- ating. R Ridgway, Color Standards Biology, bot- and Color Nomenclature. any. T Taylor, Knoche, Granville, Descriptive Color Names Dictionary. Mass market. TC Textile Color Card Associa- Textile sales tion, Standard Color Card promotion. of America and U. S. Army Color Card. A American Association of Tex- tile Chemists and Colorists and Society of Dyers and Colourists. Dyes. B Colour Terminology in Biol- ogy, H. A. Dade. Biology. F Federal Specification TT-C- 595, Colors; (for) Ready- Mixed Paints. Paint. H Horticultural Colour Charts, R. F. Wilson. Horticulture. MUP Commercial Standard CS147-47, Colors for Molded Urea Plastics. Plastics. PSP Commercial Standard CS156-49, Colors for Polystyrene Plastics. Plastics. RC National Research Council, Rock-Color Chart. Rock colors. S Postage - Stamp Color Names, William H. Beck. Philately. sc U. S. Department of Agri- culture Soil Color Charts. Soil colors. Color range of name. Look up the name in section 15 and note the code letter following it (M, R, P, and so on) denoting its source. If the letter is F, H, M, MUP, P, PSP, R, or TC, the color name is defined by a single color chip and is intended to "pin point" that color. If the letter is A, B, RC, S, SC, or T, the name is defined by two or more color chips, and is intended to denote a range of colors of greater or lesser extent. To find the color range, note all of the ISCC-NBS designations given for the color name in section 15. Example 1. Madonna. Section 15 shows the source code letter M and the ISCC-NBS abbreviations m.B and gy.B. This is a "pin-pointing" name for a color on the border between grayish blue and moderate blue; see the color-name charts. Example 2. Yellow (S). Section 15 shows abbreviations for 27 ISCC-NBS designations including l.Br, l.yPk, v.Y, and v.O. Yellow is used in philately to refer to postage-stamp colors ranging from light brown and light yellowish pink on the one hand, to vivid yellow and vivid orange on the other. Color-name families. Look up the generic name in sec- tion 15. Immediately following the definitions of the name from various sources will be found listed the specific names formed by a preceding adjective or adjectives in the form of cross-index references. These will be followed by all of the color names formed by use of the generic name as an adjective. Example. Blue. Section 15 shows five definitions of the generic name Blue. Then it lists 540 kinds of blue from Blue, Abstract to Blue, Zephyr. Following these are 115 names commencing with blue from Blue Appeal to Bluish White. Exact synonyms of a color name. Look up the color name in section 15. If it is the key name for the color with less well- known synonyms defined by the same color chip, the syno- nyms will be found listed immediately after and indented under the key name. If it is a less well-known exact syno- nym of a key color name, section 15 will show in parentheses the key name preceded by "same as". Example 1. Acacia. Section 15 shows eleven exact synonyms following Acacia, such as Gaude, Luteous, Olde and so on. Example 2. Wod. Section 15 shows "Wod (same as Acacia)". Near synonyms of a color name. Look up the color name in section 15 and note the key number following the abbrevi- ation for the ISCC-NBS designation. Look up the key number in section 14 (pages 37 to 82). There, classified as to source, will be found all of the color names corresponding to this ISCC-NBS designation. Example. Tabu. Section 15 shows the abbreviated ISCC- NBS designation to be gy.B with the key number 186. Under this key number section 14 shows 75 near synonyms from Maerz and Paul, 32 from Plochere, 32 from Ridgway, 32 from Taylor, Knoche, Granville, 12 from the Standard Color Card, and 27 from the other five sources. The following abbreviations designate the branch of the U. S. Government using the color name: (Agr) (AN) (BuOrd) (CAA^ (Eng) (FS) (MC) (MA) (N) (PC) (PO) (PBS) (PR) (QM) (SCS) (TC) (Y&D) (USA) Department of Agriculture Army-Navy (See Army-Navy Aircraft Stand- ard Colors and Army- Navy Aircraft Cam- ouflage Standard Colors) Bureau of Ordnance, Navy Department Civil Aeronautics Administration, Depart- ment of Commerce U. S. Engineers, U. S. Army Forest Service, Department of Agriculture U. S. Marine Corps, Navy Department Maritime Administration, Department of Commerce Navy Department The Panama Canal Post Office Department Public Buildings Service, General Services Administration Bureau of Public Roads, Department of Commerce Quartermaster Corps, U. S. Army Soil Conservation Service, Department of Agriculture Transportation Corps, U. S. Army Bureau of Yards and Docks, Navy Depart- ment U. S. Army (See Supplement to U. S. Army Specification, 3-1, 1943; also U. S. Army Color Card published by the Textile Color Card Association) 84 Dictionary of Color Names Color name Abbey Absinthe [Green] Foliage Green Absinthe Green Absi nthe Yellow Absinthe Yellow Abstract Blue Abyss.- Acacia... Gaude, Luteous, Olde, Oold, Wald, Wau, Weld, Wield, Woald, Wod, Wold Acacia _ Acacia Gray Acacia Green Academy Blue Acajou (same as Laurel Oak) Acajou Red Acanthe Butternut, Siberian Brown Acetin Blue.. Acier (same as Grey Drab) Ackermann's Green Ackermann's Green Aconite Violet Aconite Violet Datura Aconite Violet Acorn Meadowlark Adamia (same as Emi- nence) Adelaide (same as Pru- nella) Aden Aden Admiral Logwood Admiral _._ Adobe.. Adobe Brown.. Cinnamon Brown Adrianople Red Levant Red, Turkey Red, Turkish Red Adriatic... Adust (same as Tan) Aero _ Aerugineus. Afghan (same as Chippen- dale) Afghan Red _. Checkerberry, Hyper- mic Red African.. African Brown (same as Chippendale) African Brown _ African Green African Night _. Afterglow... After Glow Agate Agate Grey Agathia Green Agean Mist Ageratum Ageratum Blue Floss Flower Blue Ageratum Violet Ageratum Violet Air Blue (same as Ce- ramic) Air Castle Blue Source M M TC P P M P M M H P P M M R M ISCC-NBS color des- ignation with serial number from sec. 14 s.V 207 m.YG 120 m.YG 120 gy.gY 105 m.Y87 v.p.B 184 p.G 149 l.gY 101. m.gY 102 gy.G 150 gGy 155 gGy 155 m.gB 173. m.rBr 43 gy.R 19 m.OIBr 95 gy.pB 204 l.gy.OI 109 d.yG 137 m.G 145 d.V 212 m.P 223 m.P 223 gyyBr 80 d.P224 deep V 208 I.G 144 I.G 144 blackish P 230, pBlack 235 d.gy.P 229 m.yBr 77 m.yBr 77 m.R15 m.bG 164 br0 54 gy.B 186 l.yG 135, m.yG 136, I.G 144, m.G 145, p.G 149, gy.G 150. i.bG 163. m.bG 164 d.gy.Br 62 v.Rll Black 267 d.gy.Br 62 d.gy.Br 62, brGy 64 d.gy.B 187 d.gy.rBr 47 p.V 214 p.pPk 252 s.rBr 40, s.Br 55 I.Gy 264 s.YG 117, s.yG 131 .gGy 154 I gy.pPk 253 p.P 227 gy.P 228 m.P 223 m.B 182 v.p.B 184 Color name Aircraft Cream (AN 507)._ Buff (PC), Cream (USA 127) Aircraft Gray (AN 512)... Airedale Airway Airy Cream Akbar Alabaster (same as White Jade) Alabaster Tint. Aladdin's Lamp Alamo Alcanna (same as Henna). Alcazar (same as Egyptian Red) Alderney Alesan (same as French Nude) Alexandria Blue Egyptian Blue Alfalfa Algerian (same as Tan- bark) Algerian Red Crimson Maple Algiers Blue Algonquin (same as Terra Cotta) Alhambra Alice Blue Alice Blue Light Alice Blue Alizarine Blue.. Alizarine Pink Alkermes (same as Scar- let) Allure Almond Almond, Burnt (see Burnt Almond) Almond, Toasted (see Toasted Almond) Almond Blossom (same as Almond |Pink|) Almond |Brown|. Biscuit, Doe, Pawnee Almond Cream Almond Green Almond Green Almond Green Light Almond Green Almond [Pink] Almond Blossom Aloes |Green| Aloma Alpine Alpine Blue Alpine Green Aluminum Amaranth Amaranthine Amaranth Amaranthine (same as Amaranth) Amaranth Pink Amaranth Pink Pale Amaranth Pink Amaranth Purple Amaranth Purple Amaranth Rose Amarna Amarylis Amazon Amber Source P M M M R R R R M P P M, P M M M P M T TC T ISCC-NBS color des- ignation with serial number from sec. 14 gy.Y90 I.Gy 264 m.yBr 77, gy.yBr 80 LB 181 White 263 deep rBr 41, m.rBr 43 p.yPk 31, yGy 93 v.p.B 184, bWhite 189 m.rO 37 s.Br 55 s.rBr 40 d.R 16, s.rBr 40 m.yBr 77 l.gy.rBr 45, I.Br 57, l.gy.Br 60 v.B 176, s.B 178 d.yG 137 m.Br 58 deep rBr 41 m.gB 173 deep 51, brO 54 d.gy.G 151, d.bG 165 p.B 185 p.B 185 LB 181, p.B 185 m.B 182 s.Pk 2, djeep Pk 3 v.Rll LB 181 LyBr 76 I.Pk 4, m.Pk 5, p.Pk 7, gy.Pk 8 I.Br 57, l.gy.Br 60, LyBr 76, Igy.yBr 79 p.OY 73 gy.G 150 m.yG 136, d.yG 137, gy.G 150 gy.G 150 l.yG 135, m.yG 136, p.G 149 I.Pk 4, p.Pk 7, p.G 149 I.Br 57, LyBr 76, m.yBr 77 gy.B 186 v.l.pB 198, v.p.pB 202 d.gy.G 151 I.Gy 264, med.Gy 265 deep rP 238 m.Pk gy.Pk d.pR259, gy.pR262 deep rP 238 deep pPk 248 deep pPk 248 s.pPk 247 deep pR 256 deep pR 256 s.pPk 247 deep G 142, d.G 146 m.R15, gy.R 19 m.G 145 deep OY 69, m.OY 71, d.OY 72 Color name Amber, Cloudy (see Cloudy Amber) Light Amber Amber, Peach (see Peach Amber) Amber, Rose (see Rose Amber) Amber, Topaz (see Topaz Amber) Amber Brown Amber Brown Amber Coral Amberglow Amber Gold Amberlite Amber White.- Amber Yellow Amber [Yellow) Venetian Yellow Amber Yellow _. Ambrosia Ambrosia Ambulance Amelie (same as Chippen- dale) American Beauty American Beauty American Beauty American Green (same as Jadesheen) American Green Dark American Green... Amethyst Amethyst Amethyst Light Amethyst Amethyst, Old (see Old Amethyst) Amethyst Orchid Amethyst Violet Amethyst [Violet|. Amethyst Violet Amparo Blue Amparo Blue Light Amparo Blue Pale Amparo Blue Amparo Purple... Amparo Purple Light Amparo Purple Pale Amparo Purple Amulet Amulet Anamite (same as Twine) Anatolia Anatta (same as Salmon |Pink|) Ancestral Andorra Andorre Andover Green Andover Green Andrinople Berries (same as Ta-Ming) Anemone Angel Blue... Angel Red (same as Coromandel) Angel Wing Angora Animal Rouge (same as Carmine) Aniline Black Dark Aniline Blue Aniline Lilac Source M R P M P TC M M P M M M T TC M R R P T TC T M P H M R M R R R M R R R M P M M M P M M M R M M P M P P M ISCC-NBS color des- ignation with serial number from sec. 14 m.OY 71, d.OY 72 br0 54 s.Br 55 m.yPk 29 brO 54, I.Br 57 LyBr 76, gy.Y 90, d.gy.Y 91 LyBr 76 p.Y 89, gy.Y p.gY 104, gy-gY 105, p.YG 121 briU.Y 83, I.Y86 I.Y 86, m.Y 87 90, brill.Y 83, s.Y 84, I.Y 86, m.Y 87 m.rBr 43 v.l.yG 134 d.gy.rBr 47 d.gy.Br 62 d.R 16 v.R 11, m.pR 258 d.pR 259 m.yG 136, d.yG 137, gy.G 150 m.yG 136 d.yG 137, gy.G 150, d.gy.G 151 gy.rP 245 m.P 223 m.P 223 m.P 223 LP 222 V.P216 m.P 223, d.P 224, gy.P 228 V.P216 s.B 178, brill.pB 195 brill.pB 195 brill.B 177 v.p.B 184, p.B 185 m.P 223 brill.P 217, s.P 218 brill.P 217 LP 222 d.bG 165 m.bG 164 l.gy.OI 109 deep rBr 41 m.yPk 29 White 263, I.Gy 264 d. rBr 44, d.gy.rBr 47 m.yG 136, gy.G 150 gy.OIG 127 gy.YG 122 s.OY 68, m.OY 71 p.rP 244 v.p.B 184 m.rBr 43 LpPk 249 p.OY 73, yWhite92 v.R 11, s.R 12 d.gy.P 229, d.pGy 234 d.gy.B 187, d.gy.P 229 I.V 210 85 Color name Source ISCC-NBS color des- ignation with serial number from sec. 14 Color name Source Deep Aniline Lilac. Pale Aniline Lilac Aniline Yellow Annapolis Annatto (same as Salmon IPink]) Annotto (same as Salmon |Pink!) Antelope(sameas Dust).. Anthracene Green ._ Anthracene Purple Anthracene Violet Dark Anthracene Violet... Anti-Corrosive Brown(MA) Anti-Corrosive Green (MA) (same as Olive Drab (USA 202)) Antimony Yellow(sameas Daffodile|Yellowl) Antimony Yellow Antique (same as Syrup).. Antique Brass.. Antique Brass. Antique Bronze Cacao Antique Bronze Antique Brown (same as Cigarette) Antique Brown Antique Drab (same as Fox) Antique Fuchsia Lilium Antique Fuchsia Antique Gold Brown Pink, Golden Yellow, Stil de Gram Brown Antique Gold Light Antique Gold Antique Green Antique Green Antique Red (same as Canna) Antique Rose Antique Ruby (same as Chianti) Antique Yellow Antwerp Blue Harlem Blue, Mineral Blue Antwerp Blue Antwerp Brown (same as Congo |Brown]) Antwerp Red (same as Bole) Apache (same as Cocoa). . Aphrodite Tyrolite Green Apple, Crab (see Crab Apple) Appleblossom [Pink] Apple-fallow (same as Chimney Red) Apple Green _ Pomona Green Apple Green Apple Green Apple Green Apple Green Apple Red.. Apricot Apricot Apricot Apricot Apricot Apricot, Golden (see Golden Apricot) Light Apricot Apricot Buff Apricot Cream 86 TC brill. B 177 v IB 180, I.B 181 deep Y 85 d.Gy 266 m.yPk 29 m.yPk29 I.OIBr 94 m.bG 164, d.bG 165 d.gy.P 229, d.pR 259 m.V211 d.P 224, d.gy.P 229 d.Br 59 d.OI 108 m.OY 71 m.OY 71 I.OIBr 94, mOIBr95 I.OI 106, l.gy.OI 109 d.Y 88 m.yBr 77 m.OI 107 m.Br 58 Apricot Ice Apricot Orange.. Apricot Sherbet . Apricot Tan Apricot Yellow. . Apricot Yellow. . April Sky Aqua Aqua Bright Aqua Aqua, Dusty (see Dusty Aqua) Light Aqua Pale Aqua Aqua, Shadow (see Shadow Aqua) Aqua Blue Bright Aqua Blue Aqua Blue, Dusty (see Dusty Aqua Blue) Light Aqua Blue Pale Aqua Blue Aqua Gray. Aqua Gray R s.Br 55, m.Br 58 M m.yBr 77, I.OIBr 94, I Aquagreen. m.OIBr 95 l ! Aqua Green.. M m.P223, m.rP241 I Bright Aqua Green. p m.rP241 M d.OY 72, s.yBr 74 T deep Y 85, d.Y 88, d.gY 103 T m.Y87 M d.gy.G 151 R gy.G 150, d.gy.G 151 M m.rO 37, d.rO 38, gy.rO 39, m.rBr 43 T gy.R 19 M deep R 13 P m.Y 87 M deep gB 170, m.B 182 R m.B 182, d.B 183, gy.B 186 M d.gy.yBr 81 M m.rBr 43 M m.Br 58 M l.bG 163 Aqua Green, Dusty (see Dusty Aqua Green) Light Aqua Green Pale Aqua Green Aqua Green Tint Aquamarine Aquamarine Green Aqua Queen Aqua Sky Arab |Brown| Rugby Tan Arabesque Arabian Brown Oak Arabian Red (same as India Red) Araby Aragon _. Arbor Green Arbutus M gy.R 19 M deep R 13, m.R 15 M m.YG 120 P m.YG 120 R s.YG 117 S v.YG 115, s.YG 117, s.yG 131 T l.yG 135, m.yG 136 TC v.R 11 H s.OY 68 M m.O 53 P 1.0 52 T s.0 50, 1.0 52, m.O 53 TC m.O 53 P T l.yPk 28, m.yPk 29 R m.O 53 P p.OY 73, p.Y 89 Arbutus Pink.. Arcadia Arcadian Green Archel (same as Orchil).. Archil (same as Orchil). . . Arctic Arctic Arctic Blue Ardoise Argali (same as Hair Brown) Argent (same as New Silver) Argentina (same as Art Brown) Argus Brown (same as Cochin) Argus Brown Argyle Purple Argyle Purple.. Arizona Armada (same as Gran- ada) Armeniacus Armenian Blue (same as Genuine Ultramarine [Blue]) P R P P M R P T TC T TC P M M M M P M M M M M ISCC-NBS color des- ignation with serial number from sec. 14 p.OY 73 m.O 53 I.OY 70 ' m.O 53, m.OY 71 i I.Y 86, m.Y 87 s.Y 84 v.l.bG 162 l.bG 163, l.gB 172 l.bG 163 brill. bG 159, l.bG 163, v.l.gB 171, l.gB 172 p.G 149, v.l.gB 171, p.B 185 v.p.G 148, v.p.B 184 v.l.gB 171, l.gB 172 l.gB 172 v.l.gB 171, p.B 185 v.p.B 184 p.G 149 p.G 149, p.B 185, gy.B 186, l.bGy 190, bGy 191 l.yG 135 l.bG 163, l.gB 172 brill. bG 159, v.l.bG 162, l.bG 163 p.G 149, v.l.bG 162 v.p.G 148, v.l.bG 162 v.p.G 148 l.gB 172, p.B 185 m.bG 164 v.l.bG 162 l.bG 163 s.Br 55 m.rO 37 s.Br 55, m.Br 58 deep i Br 41 gy.rO 39, l.rBr 42 m.rBr 43 m.yG 136 s.Pk 2, deep Pk 3, s.pPk247, deep pPk 248 m.Pk5 s.gY 99, m.gY 102 l.yG 135 m.pR 258 m.pR 258 Black 267 gy.B 186, d.gy.B 187 gy.B 186 gy.B 186, gy.P 228 brGy 64, d.Gy 266 med. Gy 265 d.Br 59 m.Br 58 m.Br 58 p.rP 244, gy.rP 245 m.rP 241 l.yBr 76 d.gy.rBr 47, d.gy.Br 62 m.r0 37, m.O 53 v.B 176, s.B 178 Armenian Bole (same as Bole) Armenian Red (same as Copper Brown) Armenian Stone (same as Ceramic) Army Brown Rosario Army Brown Arno Blue Arno Blue. Arnotto (same as Salmon |Pink|) Arona Arrowwood (same as Hamadan) Arsenate Art Brown Argentina, Mirador Artemesia Green Artemesia Green Art Green Art Grey (same as Quaker) Artichoke Green Artillery Bastard Saffron, Carthamus Red, Carthamus Rose, Chinese Rouge, Dyer's Saffron, Leaf Red, Lincoln Red, Portugese Red, Red in plates, Rose Carthame, Rouge Vegetal, Safflor, Safflower Red.Saffor, Spanish Red, Vege- table Red, Vegetable Rouge Ascot Tan (same as Coconut) Ash, Green (see Green Ash) Ash, Rose(seeRose Ash). Ash, Ultramarine (see Ultramarine Ash) Ashes Ashes, Blue (see 8lue Ashes) Ashes of Rose Artificial Vermilion Ashes of Rose Ashes of Rose Ashes of Roses Ash [Grey] Ash Rose Asmalte(sameasSmalt).. Asparagus Green... Aspen Green Asphalt (same as Smoke Brown) Asphaltum (same as Congo (Brown]) J Asphodel Green.. I Asphodel Green Aster.. Aster, Blue (see Blue Aster) Aster, Purple (see Purple Aster) Aster, Wild (see Wild Aster) Aster Purple Aster Purple Aster Violet Asthetic Blue Athenia Faded Rose, Ocher Red Atlantic Atlantis (same as Pagoda [Blue]) Atlantis. Source ISCC-NBS color des- ignation with serial number from sec. 14 R m.Br 58, gy.Br 61 M m.gB 173, d.gB 174 P m.gB 173 M m.yPk 29 M d.gy.B 187 M I.OIBr 94 M s.G 141 M d.Br 59 M gGy 155 R gGy 155 M m.YG 120, m.OIG 125 M pGy 233, med.Gy 265 M gy.YG 122 M v.R 11 M,P R T TC P M T M M M M M R M M M, P m.rBr 43 s.Br 55 m.B 182 I.Br 57 gy.Br 61 I. brGy 63 gy.pR 262 l.gy.R 18, gy.R 19 gy.pR 262 d.Pk 6, d.pPk 251 l.gGy 154 gy.R 19, gy.pR262 deep B 179, m.B 182 p.YG 121 gy.G 150 d.Gy 266 d.gy.yBr 31 m.YG 120 m.YG 120 gy.P 228 deep pR 256 deep pR 256 v.V 205 l.gB 172 gy.R 19 d.gy.B 187 d.gB 174, d.gy.B 187 d.B 183 Color name Atmosphere _ Mauve Blush Atonement Atramentous (same as Ink Black) Atroardesiacus Source Atrocyaneus. Atroherbaceus. Atrolazulinus. Atrolividus. Atromurinus... Atropurpureus. Atrovenetus. Atrovlnosus. Atroviolaceus. Atroviridis. Attar of Roses Aubergine (same as Egg- plant) ISCC-NBS color des- ignation with serial number from sec. 14 brPk 33, l.gy.yBr 79, yGy 93 P.P227 d.bGy 192 d.gy.G 151, d.gGy 156, d.B 183, gy.B 186, d.gy.B 187, blackish B 188, d.bGy 192, bBlack 193, d.pGy 234, d.Gy 266, Black 267 m.bG 164, d.bG 165, m.gB 173, d.gB 174, m.B 182, d.B 183, gy.B 186 I.OI 106, m.OI 107, m.YG 120, m.OIG 125, gy.OIG 127, d.yG 137, m.G 145, gy.G 150 v.B 176, s.B 178, deep B 179, m.B 182, d.B 183, gy.B 186, d.gy.B 187, s.pB 196, m.pB 200, gy.pB 204 m.P 223, d.P 224, gy.P 228, d.gy.P 229, d.rP 242, d.pR 259 brGy 64, d.Gy 266 deep P219, m.P 223, d.P 224, d.gy.P 229, s.rP 237, deep rP 238, m.rP241, d.rP242, v.d.rP 243, d.pR 259 m.G 145, d.G 146, gy.G 150, d.gy.G 151, d.gGy 156, s.bG 160, m.bG 164, d.bG 165, m.gB 173, gy.B 186, d.gy.B 187 gy.R 19, d.gy.R 20, gy.rBr 46, d.gy.P 229, d.pR 259, gy.pR 262 d.gy.B 187, deep pB 197, m.pB 200, d.pB 201, gy.pB 204, m.V 211, d.V 212, gy.V 215, deep P219, d.P 224, gy.P 228, d.gy.P 229 s.YG 117, m.YG 120, m.OIG 125. gy.OIG 127, m.yG 136, d.yG 137, brill.G 140, s.G 141, m.G 145, d.G 146, gy.G 150, d.gy.G 151, d.gGy 156,m.bG 164, d.bG 165 gy.rO 39, l.rBr 42 blackish P 230, pBlack 235 Color name Auburn Cacha, Cachou, Cashew, Cashew Lake, Cashoo, Cate, Catechu, Cotch, Cutch, Gambia, Gor- evan, Japan Earth, Terra Japonica, Tu- lip Wood, Zuni Brown Auburn Aubusson Aucuba (same as Laurel Green) Aurantiacus Aureolin... Aureolin Cobalt Yellow Auricula Purple Auricula Purple Dusky Auricula Purple. Auripigmentum (same as Lemon (Yellow]) Aurora [Orange) Morning Dawning Yel- low, Orange Aurora Aurora Pink Aurora Red (same as Em- berglow) Aurora Yellow (same as Cadmium Yellow) Aurora Yellow Aurore (same as Hydran- gea Pink) Aurum (same as Gold) Australian Pine Auteuil Autumn Autumn Blonde (same as Fawn [Brown]) Autumn Brown (same as Seal [Brown]) Autumn Brown Autumn Brown Autumn Glory . Autumn Glory Autumn Gold Autumn Green (same as Spanish Green) Autumn Leaf (same as Feuille Morte) Autumn Oak (same as Liver Brown) Autumn Tan Avellaneous (same as Hazel) Avellaneous .. Avellaneus.. Avignon Berries (same as Ta-Ming) Avon Azalea Diavolo Azalea Azalea Pink Aztec Indian Tan Aztec Maroon Azulin (same as Chin- Chin Blue) Azure, Dutch (see Dutch Azure) Azure Blue (AN 609) (same as Azure Blue (USA 308)) Azure Blue (USA 308) Azure Blue (AN 609) Azurite Blue Source P TC M P P M M M P M R B ISCC-NBS color des- ignation with serial number from sec. 14 m.Br 58 m.rBr 43 d.R 16 I.OI 106 v.O 48, s.O 50, s.OY 68 v.Y 82 brill.Y 83, s.Y 84 deep rP 238 d.pR 259 d.rP 242 brill.Y 83, s.Y 84, I.Y86, m.Y87 s.yPk 26, deep yPk 27. m.rO 37 s.pPk 247, m.pPk 250 m.R15, deep yPk 27, m.rO 37 s.O 50, m.O 53, s.OY 68, m.OY 71 I.Y 86 m.Pk 5 I.OIBr 94 d.yG 137 m.OY 71 gy.OI 110, d.gy.OI 111 I. gy.rBr 45, m.Br 58, l.gy.Br 60, gy.Br 61 d.gyiySr 81 s.yBr 74, m.OIBr 95 m.Br 58, gy.Br 61 d.R 16, d.rO 38 deep R 13, d.rO 38 d.OY 72 m.YG 120, m.OIG 125 deep 51, s.Br 55 gy.rBr 46 brO 54, m.yBr 77 I.Br 57, s.yBr 74 l.yBr 76, l.gy.yBr 79 l.yBr 76, m.yBr 77, l.gy.yBr 79 s.OY 68, m.OY 71 gGy 155 gy.R 19 m.pR 258 v.yPk 25, deep yPk 27 s.yBr 74, l.yBr 76, m.yBr 77 gy.pR 262 gy.B 186 IpB 199 l.pB 199 m.gB 173, gy.B 186 Color name Azurite Blue. Baby Blue... Baby Blue Baby Blue._ Light Horizon Blue Baby 8lue Baby Blue Eyes Baby Pink Baby Pink Baby Pink Baby Rose Bacchus Bachelor Button. Badius Bagdad. Bagdad Bakst Green Balge Yellow (same as Sunflower |Yellow]) Ballad Blue Ballerina Ball Lake (same as Car- mine) Balmy Air _. Balsam Balsam Green Balsam Green.. Baltic (same as Myrtle [Green]) Baltic Bambino. Bamboo.. Bamboo.. Source Banana Sunbeam Banana Banana, Green (see Green Banana) Banana, Red (see Red Banana) Banner Banshee Narva Banshee Barberry Barium Yellow. Barium Yellow. Bark Mocha Barn Red Baronet Barwood (same as Rasp- berry Red) Baryta Yellow Basic Basketball Bastard Saffron (same as Artillery) Bath Stone (same as Caen Stone) Bath Stone Bat Iron Grey Battleship Gray (PC) (same as Light Gray (USA 124)) Battleship Grey Denver Bavarian Blue Bay (same as Trotteur Tan) Bay _. Bay, Biscay (see Biscay Bay) R M P T TC P M T TC M M M B ISCC-NBS cnlor des- ignation with serial number from sec. 14 m.pB 200 p.B 185, l.bGy 190, bGy 191 v.l.B 180 v.l.gB 171, v.p.B 184 v.p.B 184 v.l.B 180, v.l.pB 198 l.yPk 28, m.yPk 29 I.Pk 4, m.Pk 5, p.pPk 252 I.Pk 4 s.yPk 26 m.pR 258 deep Pk 3 m.R 15, gy.R 19, d.gy.R 20, s.rBr40, m.rBr 43, gy.rBr 46 d.B 183, d.gy.B 187, blackish B 188 gy.R 19 d.G 146 brill.Y 83 l.pB 199 v.l.V 209 v.R 11, s.R 12 v.p.B 184 d.gy.B 187 Black 267 d.gy.G 151 d.gy.G 151, d.bG 165 d.gy.B 187, Black 267 p.B 185 l.yBr 76, m.yBr 77 m.Y 87, p.Y 89, gy.Y 90 gy.Y 90 I.Y 86 gy.pB 204 d.gy.G 151 gy.G 150, d.gy.G 151, m.bG 164, d.bG 165 deep R 13, m.R 15 brill.Y 83 l.gY 101, m.gY 102 d.OIBr 96 gy.R 19, deeprBr41, m.rBr 43 I.B 181 m.R 15 I.Y 86 d.bG 165 v.V 205 v.R 11 P.OY73 p.OY 73 d.Gy 266 med.Gy 265 med.Gy 265 d.B 183 m.Br 58 m.rBr 43 87 Color name Bay, Brown (see Brown Bay) Bayberry Light Bayberry Bayberry Gray Bay Leaf Bayou Bayou Beach (same as Sand) Beach, Long (see Long Beach) Beach Tan (same as Winter Leaf) Bear Bear's Hair, Bearskin [Grey], Chaetura Drab, Poild'ours Bear, Polar (see Polar Bear) Bear's Hair (same as Bear) Bearskin [Grey] (same as Bear) Beau Blue __. Beaucai re Beautiful. Beauty Pink Beaver Camel, Mushroom, Star- ling Beaver Beaver Dark Beaver Nutmeg, Praline.Santos Beaver Gray Beaverpelt. Gr6ge, Nutria Beech Beechnut Brushwood, Pony Brown, Soapstone Beef's Blood (same as Kazak) Beeswax (same as Bronze) Beetle Beetroot Purple Begonia Begonia Gaiety Begonia Rose Begonia Rose Beige Ecru, Lint-white Beige Beige Beige, Cream (see Cream Beige) Beige, French (see French Beige) Beige, Honey (see Honey Beige) Light Beige.. Beige, Light Rose (see Light Rose Beige) Beige, Mode (see Mode Beige) Beige, Mood (see Mood Beige) Beige, Rose (see Rose Beige) Beige, Rose 2 (see Rose Beige 2) Beige, Shadow (see Shadow Beige) Beige, Tapestry (see Tapestry Beige) Beige, Yellow (see Yellow Beige) Beige Brown Mist Brown Source TC M M M H H M M R M T TC M M,P M,P T T M P M,T,TC M P P M T ISCC-NBS color des- ignation with serial number from sec. 14 gy.G 150 p.G 149 p.G 149 s.yBr 74 d.gy.G 151 d.gy.B 187, Black 267 l.gy.OI 109, I.OIGy 112 gy.Br 61 d.Gy 266 d.Gy 266 d.Gy 266 v.p.B 184 s.gB 169, m.gB 173 m.bG 164 brill.pPk 246 brGy 64 gy.Br 61, gy.yBr 80, d.gy.yBr81, m.OIBr 95 gy.Br 61 m.Br58, gy.Br 61 d.OIBr 96, d.Gy 266 OIGy 113 gy.OIHO, OIGy 113 gy.Br 61 m.rBr 43 m.yBr 77 gy.OIG 127 deep pR 256, v.deeppR257 deep yPk 27 deep Pk 3 m.R15 deep yPk 27 p.Y89, gy.Y90 l.gy.yBr 79, I.OIBr 94 l.gy.Br 60 l.gy.yBr 79, gy.Y 90 Color name Beige Gray Beige Gray Mouse Beige Soir6e Mirage, Pongee Belladonna Belladonna Belleek (same as Cham- pagne) Bellemonte Bellflower... Mazarine Blue, Roslyn Blue Bellflower Benzo Brown gy.yBr 80, m.OIBr 95 Benzol Green Berlin Blue Berlin Brown Cocobala, Iron Minium Berlin Red (same as Bole) Bermuda (same as Ger- anium Pink) Beryl Beryl Blue Beryl Blue Beryl Green Beryl Green.. _ Beryl Green Best Effort Bewitch Bewitching Blue Biarritz Elmwood, Miami Sand Bice, Blue (see Blue Bice) Bice Green Light Bice Green Big 4 Yellow Billiard... Billiard... Billow Birch Bird's-egg-green (same as Robin's Egg Blue) Biscay Bay. Biscay Green Biscay Green Biscuit (same as Almond [Brown]) Biscuit Ecru, Oatmeal Bishop Bishop Bishop's Purple (same as Bishop's Violet) Bishop's Purple | Bishop's Violet Bishop's Violet Bishop's Purple Biskra Date, Jacaranda Brown Bismarck Bismarck Brown (same as Bunny) Bison Bison Bisque Bisque Bisque Source ! Bisque Bisque, Mocha (see Mo- cha Bisque) Bisque, Peach (see Peach Bisque) Bister (same asTeakwood). Bister Bister, Mineral (see Min- eral Bister) Bistre (same as Teak- wood) M M M P M P T TC M M, P M R M M ISCC-NBS color des- ignation with serial number from sec. 14 yGy 93 OIGy 113, med.Gy265 l.yBr 76 d.P 224 m.P223 p.OY 73, l.gy.yBr 79, gy.Y 90, yGy 93 m.R15 deep pB 197 m.V211 l.gy.rBr 45, l.gy.Br 60, gy.Br 61 s.bG 160 d.B 183 gy.R 19, gy.rBr 46 m.rBr 43 deep Pk 3 l.gB 172 l.gB 172 v.l.gB 171 l.bG 163 l.bG 163 brill bC. 159 p.gY 104, p.YG 121 brill bG 159 LB 181 l.gy.yBr 79,I.OIBr 94 m.YG 120 m.YG 120 v.O 48, s.O 50 d.G 146 deep bG 161, d.bG 165 v.p.B 184 gWhite 153 p.G 149, l.bG 163 m.gB 173, gy.B 186 m.YG 120 m.YG 120 I.Br 57, l.gy.Br 60, l.yBr 76, l.gy.yBr 79 gy.Y 90 m.V 211 m.V 211 m.rP 241 m.rP 241 v.P 216 m.rP 241 d.gy.yBr 81 m.rBr 43 m.yBr 77 d.gy.yBr 81 m.OIBr 95 p.OY 73, yGy 93 m.yPk 29, gy.yPk 32 gy.yPk 32, brPk 33, l.gy.yBr 79, gy.Y 90 l.gy.Br 60 gy.Br 61, gy.yBr ; gy.yBr 80, d.gy.yBr 81 gy.Br 61, gy.yBr Color name Bistre. Bistre, Brown (see Brown Bistre) Deep Bistre Bistre, Olive (see Olive Bistre) Bistre Brown Bistre Green Bittersweet Chinese Red, Lobster Bittersweet (same as Pap- rika) Bittersweet Bittersweet Orange Neutral Orange Bittersweet Orange Bittersweet Orange Bittersweet Pink Du Barry Bittersweet Pink Bitumen (same as Congo [Brown]) Black Black (AN 604) Black (N38) (same as Gloss Black (AN 515)) Black(USA101)(sameas Gloss Black (AN 515)) "Black Black Black Black Black Black Black (USA) Black, Aniline (see Ani- line BlacJ<) Black, Blue (see Blue Black) Black, Blue-Violet (see Blue-Violet Black) Black, Chaetura (see Chaetura Black) Black, Dull Blue-Green... (see Dull Blue-Green Black) Black, Dull Greenish (1).. (see Dull Greenish Black (1)) Black, Dull Greenish (2) (see Dull Greenish Black (2)) Black, Dull Purplish (see Dull Purplish Black) Black, Gloss (see Gloss Black) Black, Gray (see Gray Black) Black, Grayish (see Gray- ish Black) Source ISCC-NBS color des- ignation with serial number from sec. 14 MUP PSP R RC S SC TC R S R M, R R R F S RC I.Br 57, l.brGy 63, m.OY71, d.OY72, s.yBr 74, l.yBr 76, m.yBr 77, l.gy.yBr 79, gyyBr 80, deep Y 85, m.Y 87, d.Y 88, p.Y 89, gy.Y 90, d.gy.Y 91, yGy 93, I.OIBr 94, m.OIBr 95. m.gY 102. l.gy.OI 109, I.OIGy 112 I.OIBr 94 m.yPk 29, I.Br b/ l.brGy 63, l.vB' 76, m.yBr 77, I.OIBr 94, I.OI 106 d.Y 88, d.gy.Y 91 deep rO 36, d.rO 38 d.rO 38 deep 51 deep 51 s.rO 35, s.O 50 m.rO 37 s.yPk 26 m.O 53 d.gy.yBr 81 Black 267 Black 267 Black 267 Black 267 Black 267 Black 267 Black 267 Black 267 OIGy 113, I.Gy 264, med.Gy 265, d.Gy 266, Black^ d.gy.Br 62, brBlack 65, d.OIBr 96, d.gy.OI 111, OIBIack 114, Black 267 Black 267 Color name Source ISCC-NBS color des- ignation with serial number from sec. 14 | Color name Source ISCC-NBS color des- ignation with serial number from sec. 14 Color name 1 Source ISCC-NBS color des- ignation with serial number from sec. 14 P F M F F T R R R M, R M M, R S P T F S F P R R R R R R R R R R RC R R R R P T T S P M P R R P P M P M M M M P m.pPk 250 d.gy.P 229, v.d.pR 260 Black 267 gy.Br 61, d.gy.Br 62. l.brGy 63, brGy 64, gy.OIHO, OIGy 113 Black 267 gy.OIG 127 v.d.pR 260 d.rGy 23 d.gy.Br 62, brGy 64 d.gy.G 151 d.gB 174 Black 267 brGy 64, d.Gy266 d.bGy 192 d.rP 242, v.d.rP 243 d.gy.R 20 d.pR 259 d.Gy 266 m.V 211, d.V 212, gy.V 215 d.pGy 234, d.Gy 266 d.gy.B 187, d.bGy 192 d.OI 108, OIGy 113 d.gy.P 229, d.pGy 234, pBlack235, Black 267 d.gy.P 229, blackish P 230, d.pR259,v.d.pR260 d.gy.B 187, Black 267 I.OI 106 v.l.bG 162 m.B 182 gy.V 215, gy.P 228, d.gy.P 229 v.G 139, s.G 141 gy.B 186, d.gy.B 187 m.R15, d.r0 38 p.YG 121 deep B 179, m.B 182 s.B 178 m.bG 164, m.gB 173 p.B 185, gy.B 186, bGy 191 bnll.gB 168 i Blond M M P M M M M M H M M P M M MJC T A F MUP-42 MUP-43 PSP-42 PSP-44 PSP-46 S P M R M M P M P M,R R P M,R l.yBr 76, d.gy.Y 91 gWhite 153 gy.yBr 80 l.bGy 190 v.Rll s.R 12, m.R 15 m.Pk 5 p.gY 104 m.Pk 5 brill. B 177, s.B 178, deep B 179, v.l.B 180, LB 181. m.B 182, d.B 183, v.l.pB 198, LpB 199, d.pB 201 m.B 182 s.B 178 LB 181 s.B 178 brill.B 177 v.pB 194 l.bG 163, m.bG 164, bnll.gB 168, s.gB 169, deep gB 170, v.l.gB 171, l.gB 172. m.gB 173, d.gB 174, brill.B 177, s.B 178, deep B 179, LB 181, m.B 182, d.B 183, v. p.B 184, gy.B 186 Blue, Angel (see Angel Blue) Blue, Antwerp (see Ant- werp Blue) Blue, Aqua (see Aqua Blue) Blue, Arctic (see Arctic Blue) Blue, Armenian (see Armenian Blue) Blue, Arno (see Arno Blue) Blue, Asthetic (see Asthetic Blue) Blue, Azure (see Azure Blue) Blue, Azurite (see Azurite Blue) Blue, Baby (see Baby Blue) Blue, Ballad (see Ballad Blue) Blue, Bavarian (see Ba- varian Blue) Blue, Beau (see Beau Blue) Blue, Berlin (see Berlin Blue) Blue, Beryl (see Beryl •Blue) Blue, Bewitching (see Be- witching Blue) Blue, Blanc's (see Blanc's Blue) Blue, Blase (see Blase Blue) Blue, Bluebird (see Blue- bird Blue) Blue, Bohemian (see Bo- hemian Blue) Blue, Bonnie (see Bonnie Blue) Blue, Bradley's (see Bradley's Blue) Blue, Bremen (see Bre- men Blue) Bright Blue P M.R T M M M,P P F P,R M, P,T, TC P P P R M, R P R P H P M, P R M, R A F S T T T T T T T A T T T T TC M, R Black) Black, Hull (see Hull Black) Black 1 nk (see Ink Black) Golden Blond, Flesh (see Flesh Blond) Blonde Green . . Blondine .. _ International Black) Black, Jet (see Jet Black). . Black, Lamp (see Lamp Black) Black, Olivaceous(l)(see Olivaceous Black (1)) Black, Olivaceous (2) (see Olivaceous Black (2)) Black, Olivaceous (3) (see Olivaceous Black (3)) Black, Raisin (see Raisin Rose Beige, Sable, Woodbark Blonket (same as Sky Grey) Blood, Beef's (see Beef's Blood) Blood, Dragon's (see Dragon's Blood) Blood, Pigeon (see Pigeon Blood Blood Red Black) Blood Red Black, Slate (see Slate Black) Black, Sooty (see Sooty Black) Black, Violet (see Violet Black) Blackberry Cream Blackberry Wine Cadmium Vermilion, Devil's Red, Dewey Red, Golf [Red], Para Red, Parma Red, Permanent Red, Perma Red, Sanguine, Scarlet Lake Blossom -. _ Black Boottopping (PC) (same as Gloss Black (AN 515)) Venetian Pink Blossom . .- .- Black Brown . ... Blossom, Cherry (see Cherry Blossom) Blossom, Flaxflower (see Flaxflower Blossom) Blossom, Peach (see Peach Blossom) Black Deck(N 24) Hull Black(MA), Instru- ment Black (AN 514) Black Forest Blackish Brown (1) Blackish Brown (2) Cherry Pink Blue Blackish Brown (3) Blackish Brown, Warm (see Warm Blackish Brown) Dull Blackish Green. Blackish Green- Blue Blackish Green-Gray Blackish Mouse Gray Blue (MA) (same as Me- dium Blue (USA 116)) Blue v.B 176 Blackish Plumbeous Blue Bright Blue (USA 117).... Blue Striping (N 43) Bright Blue s.B 178 Blackish Purple Blue Blackish Red _ Blue s.bG 160, S.gB 169, s.B 178 m.B 182 Blackish Red-Purple Blue ... . Bright Blue Blackish Slate Blue Blue, Abstract, (see Abstract Blue) Blue, Academy (see Academy Blue) Blue, Acetin (see Acetin Blue) Blue, Ageratum (see Ageratum Blue) Blue, Air (see Air Blue). . . Blue, Air Castle (see Air Castle Blue) Blue, Alexandria (see Alexandria Blue) Blue, Algiers (see Algiers Blue) Blue, Alice (see Alice Blue) Blue, Alizarine (see Alizarine Blue) Blue, Alpine (see Alpine Blue) Blue, Amparo (see Am- paro Blue) brilLgB 168, s.gB 169, l.gB 172, m.gB 173, v.B 176, brill.B 177, s.B 178 Blackish Violet Blue, Bright Aqua (see Bright Aqua Blue) Blue, E right Cerulean (see Bright Cerulean Blue) Blue, Bright Copen (see Bright Copen Blue) Blue, Bright Dutch (see Bright Dutch Blue) Blue, Bright Peacock (see Bright Peacock Blue) Blue, Bright Periwinkle (see Bright Periwinkle Blue) Blue, Bright Reddish (see Bright Reddish Blue) Blue, Bright Teal (see Bright Teal Blue) Blue, Bright Turquoise (see Bright Turquoise Blue) Brilliant Blue. ._ Blackish Violet-Gray Black Knight Black Olive Black Plum ... Black Violet Black Water Bladder Green (same as Reseda [Green]) Blanch Blanc's Blue Blanc's Violet Blarney Blase Blue Blaze Sheik Blend. Bleu de Lyons (same as National [Blue]) Bleu d'Orient (same as Victoria Blue) Bleu Louise (same as Email) Bleu Passe s.gB 169 Brilliant Peacock Blue Blue, Brilliant Peacock (see Brilliant Peacock Blue) Blue, Brittany (see Brit- tany Blue) Blue, Burn (see Burn Blue) Old Blue Blithe 89 ISCC-NBS color des- Color name Source ignation with serial number from sec. 14 Blue. Butterfly (see But- H terfly Blue) Blue. Cadet (see Cadet M, R, T Blue) Blue, Calamine (see Cala- M, R mine Blue) Blue, Cambridge (see M Cambridge Blue) Blue. Cameo (see Cameo M Blue) Blue, Campanula (see M, R Campanula Blue) Blue, Canton (see Canton M Blue) Blue, Capri (see Capri H, R Blue) Blue. Castilhan (see Cas- P tilhan Blue) Blue, Cathedral (see M Cathedral Blue) Blue. Celestial (see Cel- M, P estial Blue) Blue, Cendre (see Cendre R Blue) Blue, Centre (see Centre M Blue) Blue, Cerulean (see Ceru- M, R, T lean Blue) Blue, Cerulein (see Ceru- H lein Blue) Blue, Ceylon (see Ceylon M, P Blue) Blue, Chalk (see Chalk T Blue) Blue. Chalky (see Chalky S Blue) Blue, Chapman's (see R Chapman's Blue) Blue, Chemic (see Chemic M Blue) Blue, Chessylite (see M, R Chessylite Blue) Blue, Chicory (see Chic- M, R ory Blue) Blue, China (see China M, R Blue) Blue, Chin-Chin (see M Chin-Chin Blue) Blue, Classic (see Classic P Blue) Blue, Clear (see Clear F Blue) Blue, Clear Cadet (see R Clear Cadet Blue) Blue, Clear Windsor (see R Clear Windsor Blue) Blue, Cloud (see Cloud T Blue) Blue, Cloudy (see Cloudy P Blue) Blue, Cobalt (see Cobalt H.M.TC Blue) Blue, Colonial (see Colo- P, T nial Blue) Blue, Columbia (see Co- M, R lumbia Blue) Blue, Columbine (see M Columbine Blue) Blue, Commelina (see M, R Commehna Blue) Blue, Congo (see Congo P Blue) Blue, Continental (see M, P Continental Blue) Blue, Copen (see Copen T Blue) [Bluet, Copenhagen (see M l Copenhagen [Blue|) i Blue, Copper (see Copper M 1 Blue) Blue, Cornflower (see H, R. T, Cornflower Blue) TC ' ISCC-NBS color des- Color name Source ignation with serial number from sec. 14 Color name Source [Blue], Cornflower (see M [Blue|, Dark Wedgwood M Cornflower [Blue]) (see Dark Wedgwood Blue, Coronet (see Cor- P [Blue!) onet Blue) Blue, Dawn (see Dawn T Blue, Corsican (see Cor- M Blue) sican Blue) Blue, Dazzle (see Dazzle P Blue. Cosmic (see Cosmic P Blue) Blue) i Blue, Debutante (see P Blue, Crayon (see Crayon M Debutante Blue) Blue) Deep Blue S Blue, Crisp (see Crisp P Blue) Blue, Cruise (see Cruise P Blue) Blue, Crystal (see Crystal Blue) P Deep Blue T Blue, Crystal Palace (see M Crystal Palace Blue) Blue, Cuddle (see Cuddle P Blue) Blue, Cupid (see Cupid P Blue, Deep Cadet (see R Blue) Deep Cadet Blue) Blue, Cyan (see Cyan M, P Blue, Deep Cerulean (see T Blue) Deep Cerulean Blue) Blue, Cyanine (see Cy- M, R Blue, Deep Chicory (see R anine Blue) Deep Chicory Blue) Dark Blue (USA 115) F d.pB 201 Blue, Deep Delft (see R (same as Insignia Blue Deep Delft Blue) (AN 502)) Blue, Deep Dull Viola- R Dark Blue S deepgB 170, ceous (see Deep Dull m.gB 173, Violaceous Blue) d.gB 174, s.B 178, | Blue, Deep Dutch (see R deep B 179, Deep Dutch Blue) m.B 182, d.B 183, i Blue, Deep Madder (see R gy.B 186, Deep Madder Blue) d.gy.B 187, Blue, Deep Medici (see R blackish B 188, Deep Medici Blue) deep pB 197, Blue, Deep Orient (see R l.pB 199 Deep Orient Blue) Dark Blue T deep B 179, m.B 182, d B 183, gy.B 186, Blue, Deep Peacock (see Deep Peacock Blue) T d.gy.B 187. Blue, Deep Plumbago (see R blackish B 188. Deep Plumbago Blue) d.bGy 192. Blue, Deep Royal (see T m.pB 200, Deep Royal Blue) d.pB201, p.pB203, Blue. Deep Sapphire (see T gy.pB 204, Deep Sapphire Blue) blackish P 230. Blue. Deep Teal (see T d.pGy 234 Deep Teal Blue) Dark Blue (USA) TC Black 267 Blue. Deep Wedgewood R Blue, Dark Aniline (see R (see Deep Wedgewood Dark Aniline Blue) Blue) Blue, Dark Cadet (see R Blue, Oelft (see Delft Blue) M, R, T Dark Cadet Blue) Blue, Delia Robbia (see T Blue, Dark Cerulean (see T Delia Robbia Blue) Dark Cerulean Blue) Blue, Delphinium (see T Blue, DarkChessylite(see R 1 Delphinium Blue) Dark Chessylite Blue) Blue, Demon (see Demon P Blue, Dark Delft (see R Blue) Dark Delft Blue) Blue, Demure (see De- P Blue, Dark Diva (see R mure Blue) Dark Diva Blue) Blue. Derby (see Derby M Blue, Dark Gobelin (see R Blue) Dark Gobelin Blue) Blue, Diamin-Azo (see R Blue, Dark Gray (see T Diamin-Azo Blue) Dark Gray Blue) Blue, Directoire (see M Blue, Dark Madder (see R Directoire Blue) Dark Madder Blue) Blue, Diva (see Diva Blue)_ M. P, R Bide, Dark Medici (see R Blue, Divine (see Divine P Dark Medici Blue) Blue) Blue, Dark Orient (see R Blue, Dream (see Dream P Dark Orient Blue) Blue) Blue, Dark Peacock (see T Blue, Dreamy (see P Dark Peacock Blue) Dreamy Blue) Blue, r irk Plumbago (see R Blue, Dresden (see Ores M Dark Plumbago Blue) den Blue) Blue Dark Steel (see T Blue, Du Barry (see P Dark Steel Blue) Du Barry Blue) Blue, Dark Teal (see T Blue, Duck (see Duck M Dark Teal Blue) Blue) Blue, Dark Tyrian (see R Blue, Duckling (see Duck P Dark Tyrian Blue) ling Blue) ISCC-NBS color des- ignation with serial number from sec. 14 deepgB 170, m.gB 173, v.B 176, s.B 178, deep B 179, 1.B 181, m.B 182, gy.B 186 v.B 176, s.B 178, deep B 179, m.B 182, d.B 183, v.pB 194, s.pB 196, deeppB 197, m.pB 200 90 ISCC-NBS color des- ISCC-NBS color des- ISCC-NBS color des- Color name Source ignation with serial number from sec. 14 Color name Source ignation with serial number from sec. 14 Color name Source ignation with serial number from sec. 14 Dull Blue A v.p.B 184, p.B 185, Blue, Flemish (see Flem- M, P, TC Blue, Hydrangea (see Hy- M, TC gy.B 186, ish Blue) drangea Blue) d.gy.B 187, Blue, Floss Flower (see M Blue, Iceland (see Ice- P blackish B 188, Floss Flower Blue) land Blue) v.p.pB 202, Blue, Fog (see Fog Blue). P, T Blue, Imperial (see Im- M p.pB 203, [Blue], Forget-me-not(see M perial Blue) gy.pB 204 Forget-me-not |Blue|) Blue, Inde(seelndeBlue). M Dull Blue S s.B 178, Blue, Forget-me-not (see R, T Blue, Indian (see Indian H, M deep B 179, Forget-me-not Blue) Blue) I.B 181, m.B 182, Blue, Fountain (see Foun- P Blue, Indigo (see Indigo R gy.B 186, tain Blue) Blue) d.bGy 192, Blue, French (see French H, M, P Blue, Indulin (see Indu- R gy.pB 204 Blue) lin Blue) Blue, Dull Violaceous R Blue, Garter (see Garter M Blue, Infernal (see In- M (see Dull Violaceous Blue) fernal Blue) Blue) [Blue], Gendarme (see M Blue, Ink (see Ink Blue). M, P Blue, Dumont's (see Du- M Gendarme |Blue|) Blue, Insignia (see In- F mont's Blue) Blue, Gendarme (see R signia Blue) Blue, Dusk (see Dusk T Gendarme Blue) Blue, Intense (see In- M Blue) Blue, Geneva (see Gen- M, P tense Blue) Dusky Blue P p.B 185 eva Blue) Blue, Intermediate (see F Dusky Blue R gy.pB 204 Blue, Genoa (see Genoa M Intermediate Blue) Dusky Blue.. RC gy.B 186, d.gy.B 187 Blue) Blue, Ionia (see Ionia M, P Blue, Dusky Orient (see R Blue, Gentian (see Gen- H, M, R Blue) Dusky Orient Blue) tian Blue) Blue, Iron (see Iron Blue). M Blue, Dusty (see Dusty T [Blue], Genuine Ultra- M Blue, Italian (see Italian M, P, R Blue) marine (see Genuine Blue) Blue, Dusty Aqua (see T Ultramarine [Blue]) Blue, Japan (see Japan M Dusty Aqua Blue) Blue, Ghostly (see Ghostly P Blue) Blue, Dusty Copen (see T Blue) Blue, Japanese (see Jap- M Dusty Copen Blue) Blue, Glacier (see Gla- M anese Blue) Blue, Dusty Periwinkle T cier Blue) [Blue], Jay(see Jay [Bluel). M (see Dusty Periwinkle Blue, Gmelm's (see Gme- M Blue, Jay (see Jay Blue). . R Blue) lin's Blue) Blue, Jewel (see Jewel P Blue, Dusty Turquoise T Blue, Gobelin (see Gobe- M, R Blue) (see Dusty Turquoise lin Blue) Blue, Jouvence (see Jou- M, R Blue) Blue, Granite (see Gran- M, P vence Blue) Blue, Dutch (see Dutch M, R, T ite Blue) Blue, Kingfisher (see H Blue) Blue, Grape (see Grape M Kingfisher Blue) Blue, Dutch Ware (see M Blue) Blue, King's (see King's M, R Dutch Ware Blue) Blue, Graphite (see TC Blue) Blue, Eerie (see Eerie P Graphite Blue) Blue, Lake (see Lake M, P Blue) Blue, Gray (see Gray Blue). P, s Blue) Blue, Eggshell (see Egg- M Blue, Grayish Violaceous R Blue, Lambert's (see M shell Blue) (see Grayish Violaceous Lambert's Blue) Blue, Egyptian (see M Blue) Blue, Lapis Lazuli (see T Egyptian Blue) [Blue], Grotto (see Grotto M Lapis Lazuli Blue) (Blue), Electric (see Elec- M [Blue)) Blue, Larkspur (see Lark- P tric [BiueD Blue, Grotto (see Grotto TC spur Blue) Blue, Empire (see Em- M Blue) Blue, Laundry (see M pire Blue) Blue, Guimet's (see Gui- M Laundry Blue) Blue, Empirical (see Em- P met's Blue) Blue, Legion (see Legion M pirical Blue) Blue, Harbor (see Harbor M, P Blue) Blue, Enamel (see Enamel H, M Blue) Blue, Leitch's (see M, R Blue) Blue, Harlem (see Har- M, P Leitch's Blue) Blue, Endive (see Endive M, R lem Blue) Blue, Leithner's (see M Blue) Blue, Harmonious (see P Leithner's Blue) Blue, English (see English M Harmonious Blue) Blue, Levden (see Leyden M Blue) Blue, Hays (see Hays R Blue) Blue, Eschel (see Eschel M Blue) Blue, Liberty (see Liberty M Blue) Blue, Haze (see Haze T Blue) Blue, Etain (see Etain M, R Blue) Light Blue(AN501)(same F m.B 182 Blue) Blue, Hazy (see Hazy M as Medium Blue (USA Blue, Ethereal (see M Blue) 116)) Ethereal Blue) Blue, Helvetia (see Hel- M, R Light Blue (BuOrd) F m.bG 164, m.gB 173 Blue, Ethyl (see Ethyl H vetia Blue) Light Blue(Eng) F 2525 v.l.G 143 Blue) Blue, Holland (see Hol- M, P Light Blue(Eng) F 3550 v.p.G 148 Blue, Eton (see Eton M, R land Blue) Light Blue (USA 118) F 1535 m.bG 164 Blue) Blue, Homage (see Hom- M, TC Light Blue (USA 209) F 2425 v.p.G 148 Blue, Fa fence (see H age Blue) Light Blue (USA 307).... F 3530 m.gB 173 Fa fence Blue) Blue, Horace Vernet's (see Horace Vernet's Blue) M Light Blue RC l.gB 172 Blue, Fall (see Fall Blue). P Light Blue S v.l.bG 162, l.bG 163, Blue, Firmament (see M, P m.bG 164, Firmament Blue) Blue, Flag (see Flag Blue). T [Blue], Horizon (see Hori- zon [Blue|) M brill.gB 168, l.gB 172, m.gB 173, Blue, Flame (see Flame M s.B 178, I.B 181. Blue) Blue, Horizon (see Hori- T v.p.B 184 Blue, Flax (see Flax Blue). H zon Blue) Light Blue T v.l.gB 171. v.p.B. 184 Blue, Flaxflower (see M Blue, Hortense (see Hor- R Light Blue (USA) TC m.gB 173, gy.B 186 Flaxflower Blue) tense Blue) Light Blue 1 (same as M p.YG 121 Blue, Flax Flower (see P Blue, Hungarian (see M Skimmed-Milk White) Flax Flower Blue) Hungarian Blue) Light Blue 2 M v.p.G 148, v.p.B 184 Blue, Flax-flower (see R Blue, Hyacinth (see Hya- H, M, R Light Blue 3 M v.p.G 148, v.p.B 184 Flax-flower Blue) cinth Blue) Light Blue 4 M v.p.B 184 91 ISCC-NBS color des- ISCC-NBS color des- ISCC-NBS color des- Color name Source ignation with serial number from sec. 14 Color name Source ignation with serial number from sec. 14 Color name Source ignation with serial number from sec. 14 Light Blue 5 M v.p.G 148 p.B 185 [Blue], Marine(see Marine [Blue]) Blue, Marine (see Marine M Blue. Neropalin (see Neropalin Blue) Blue, Neuwieder (see R Light Blue 6 M Blue, Light Alice (see R P, R M Light Alice Blue) Blue) Neuwieder Blue) Blue, Light Amparo (see R Blue, Marine Corp (see P Blue, New (see New Blue). M, P Light Amparo Blue) Marine Corp Blue) Blue, Night (see Night P, T Blue, Light Aqua (see T Blue, Mathew's (see R Blue) Light Aqua Blue) Mathew's Blue) Blue, Nigrosin (see Ni- R Blue, Light Cadet (see R Blue, Mazarine (see M, R grosin Blue) Light Cadet Blue) Mazarine Blue) Blue, Nile (see Nile Blue). M, R Blue, Light Campanula R Blue, Medici (see Medici M, R Blue, Normandy (see M (see Light Campanula Blue) Normandy Blue) Blue) Moderate Blue RC m.gB 173 m.gB 173, d.gB 174, m.B 182, d.B 183, Blue, Norse (see Norse P Blue, Light Cerulean (see R, T Medium Blue... T Blue) Light Cerulean Blue) Blue, North (see North P Blue, Light Chicory (see R gy.B 186, Blue) Light Chicory Blue) gy.pB 204 Blue, Oil (see Oil Blue) M Light Clear Blue... .. .. T l.gB 172, v.l.B 180 Medium Blue(BuOrd) p gy.B 186 m.B 182 Blue, Old (see Old Blue)... Blue, Old Glory (see Old M, TC Blue, Light Columbia (see R Medium Blue (USA 116) F TC Light Columbia Blue) Blue (MA), Light Blue Glory Blue) Blue, Light Copen (see T (AN 501) Blue, Olympian (see M Light Copen Blue) Blue, Medium Gray (see T Olympian Blue) Blue, Light Cornflower T Medium Gray Blue) Blue, Olympic (see Olym- M, R (see Light Cornflower Blue, Medium Teal (see T pic Blue) Blue) Medium Teal Blue) Blue, Opal (see Opal M Blue, Light Dutch (see T Blue, Medium Turquoise T Blue) Light Dutch Blue) (see Medium Turquoise Blue, Opera (see Opera P Blue, Light Forget-me-not R Blue) Blue) (see Light Forget-me- Blue, Methyl (see Methyl R [Blue], Orient (see Orient M not Blue) Blue) (Blue)) Blue, Light Gray (see T Blue, Midnight (see Mid- T Blue, Orient (see Orient M, R Light Gray Blue) night Blue) Blue) Blue, Light Horizon (see T Blue, Milano (see Milano M, P Blue, Oriental (see Ori- H, M,TC Light Horizon Blue) Blue) ental Blue) Blue, Light King's (see R Blue, Milky (see Milky S Blue, Oxford (see Oxford M Light King's Blue) Blue) Blue) Blue, Light Medici (see R Blue, Mineral (see Mineral M Blue, Oxide (see Oxide M, R Light Medici Blue) Blue) Blue) Blue, Light Methyl (see R Blue, Mist (see Mist Blue). M, T [Blue], Pagoda (see Pa- M Light Methyl Blue) Blue, Misty (see Misty M goda |Blue|) Blue, Light Neropalin R Blue) Blue, Palace (see Palace P (see Light Neropalin Blue, Monastral (see P Blue) Blue) Monastral Blue) Pale Blue (Ethyl Blue).... R v.l.gB 171, v.p.B 184 Blue, Light Periwinkle T Blue, Monet (see Monet M Pale Blue .. RC l.gB 172, p.B 185 gy.B 186, l.pGy 232 v.p.B 184, v.p.pB 202 l.gGy 154, I.Gy 264 (see Light Periwinkle Blue) Pale Blue S Blue) Blue, Moonlight (see M, P Pale Blue __ T Blue, Light Sky (see Light R, T Moonlight Blue) Pale Blue TC Sky Blue) Blue, Moonlit (see Moon- P Blue, Pale Amparo (see R Blue, Light Squill (see R lit Blue) Pale Amparo Blue) Light Squill Blue) Blue, Moonstone (see T Blue, Pale Aqua (see Pale T Blue, LightTurquoise(see T Moonstone Blue) Aqua Blue) Light Turquoise Blue) Blue, Moorish (see H Blue, Pale Cadet (see Pale R Blue, Light Tyrian (see R Moorish Blue) Cadet Blue) Light Tyrian Blue) Blue, Morning (see Morn- M Blue, Pale Campanula R (Blue], Light Wedgwood M ing Blue) (see Pale Campanula (see Light Wedgwood Blue, Mosaic (see Mosaic M Blue) [Blue]) Blue) Blue, Pale Cerulean (see R Blue, Light Windsor (see R Blue, Motmot (see Mot- M, R Pale Cerulean Blue) Light Windsor Blue) mot Blue) Blue, Pale Forget-me-not R Blue, Light Wistaria (see R Blue, Mountain (see M (see Pale Forget-me- Light Wistaria Blue) Mountain Blue) not Blue) Blue, Lime(see Lime Blue) M Blue, Mountain Peak (see P Blue, Pale Grayish (see R Blue, Lobelia (see Lobelia H Mountain Peak Blue) Pale Grayish Blue) Blue) Blue, Myosotis (see M Blue, Pale King's (see R [Blue], Lobelia (see M Myosotis Blue) Pale King's Blue) Lobelia [Blue]) Blue, Mystic (see Mystic P Blue, Pale Mazarine (see R Blue, Logwood (see Log- M Blue) Pale Mazarine Blue) wood Blue) Blue, Myth (see Myth P Blue, Pale Medici (see R Blue, Lucerne (see Lu- M, P Blue) Pale Medici Blue) cerne Blue) Blue, Napoleon (see M Blue, Pale Methyl (see R Blue, Lumiere (see M, R Napoleon Blue) Pale Methyl Blue) Lumiere Blue) [Blue], National (see M Blue, Pale Neropalin (see R Blue, Lustre (see Lustre TC National [Blue]) Pale Neropalin Blue) Blue) Blue, National Flag (see TC Blue. Pale Nile (see Pale R Blue, Lyons (see Lyons M, P, R National Flag Blue) Nile Blue) Blue) Blue, Native (see Native P Blue, Pale Periwinkle(see T Blue, Lyre (see Lyre Blue). P Blue) Pale Periwinkle Blue) Blue, Madder (see Mad- M, R Blue, Navy (see Navy M, R Blue, Pale Russian (see R der Blue) Blue) Pale Russian Blue) Blue, Madeline (see M Blue, Neapolitan (see M Blue, Pale Sky (see Pale T Madeline Blue) Neapolitan Blue) Sky Blue) Blue, Majolica (see M, TC Blue, Neon (see Neon P Blue, Pale Windsor (see R Majolica Blue) Blue) Pale Windsor Blue) <>2 r I ISCC-NBS color des- ISCC-NBS color des- ISCC-NBS color des- Color name Source ignation with serial Color name number from sec. il Source ignation with serial number from sec. Color name Source ignation with serial number from sec. 14 14 14 Blue, Pale Wistaria (see R Blue, Robin's Egg (see M, T Blue, Steam (see Steam P Pale Wistaria Blue) Robin's Egg Blue) Blue) Blue, Pallid Methyl (see R Blue, Roma (see Roma M Blue, Steel (see Steel P, T Pallid Methyl Blue) Blue) Blue) Blue, Panama (see Pan- P Blue, Romantic (see Ro- P Blue, Sterling (see Ster- P ama Blue) mantic Blue) ling Blue) Blue, Paris (see Paris R Blue, Rood's (see Rood's R Blue, Stone (see Stone M, T, TC Blue) Blue) Blue) Blue, Parrot (see Parrot TC Blue, Roslyn (see Roslyn M, R Blue, Storm (see Storm T Blue) Blue) Blue) Blue, Parula (see Parula M, R Blue, Royal (see Royal F, M, S, Strong Blue. ... T s.B 178, deep B 179. Blue) Blue) T, TC m.B 182 Blue, Pastel (see Pastel M, T, TC Blue, Russian (see Rus- M, P, R Blue, Succory (see Suc- M Blue) sian Blue) cory Blue) Blue, Patent (see Patent R Blue, Saga (see Saga P Blue, Suez (seeSuez Blue) P Blue) Blue) Blue, Sweet (see Sweet P Blue], Peacock (see Pea- M Blue, Sailor (see Sailor M, R Blue) cock [Blue)) Blue) Blue, Swiss (see Swiss M, P Blue, Peacock (see Pea- P, R, S, T Blue, Salome (see Salome P Blue) cock Blue) Blue) Blue, Teal (see Teal Blue). M, P, T Blue, Pearl (see Pearl M, R Blue, Salvia (see Salvia M, R Blue, Telegraph (see M Blue) Blue) Telegraph Blue) Blue, Peasant (see Peas- M, P, TC Blue, Sander's (see M Blue, Television (see P ant Blue) Sander's Blue) Television Blue) Blue, Peking (see Peking M, TC [Bluej, Sapphire (see M Blue, Tempest (see P Blue) Sapphire |Blue|) Tempest Blue) Blue, Peligot's (see Peli- M Blue, Sapphire (see Sap- T, TC Blue, Theatrical (see P got's Blue) phire Blue) Theatrical Blue) Blue, Periwinkle (see T Blue, Saunder's (see M Blue, Thenard's (see M Periwinkle Blue) Saunder's Blue) Thenard's Blue) Blue Permanent (see M Blue, Saxe (see Saxe M, P, TC Blue, Tile(seeTile Blue).. M, TC Permanent Blue) Blue) Blue, Titmouse (see Tit- M Blue, Persian (see Per- H, M, R Blue, Saxony (see Saxony M mouse Blue) sian Blue) Blue) Blue, Torino (see Torino M Blue, Phantom (see Phan- P Blue, Scotch (see Scotch M, P Blue) tom Blue) Blue) Blue, Transatlantic (see P Blue, Phenyl (see Phenyl R Blue, Sea (see Sea Blue)... F, H, M Transatlantic Blue) Blue) Blue, Sea, Glossy (see F Blue, Translucent (see P Blue, Pilot (see Pilot M Sea Blue, Glossy) Translucent Blue) Blue) Blue, Sea. Non-Specular F Blue, Triumph (see M Blue, Plumbago (see P, R (see Sea Blue, Non- Triumph Blue) Plumbago Blue) Specular) Blue, Turkey (see Turkey M Blue, Polar (see Polar P Blue, Sea, Semi-Glossy F Blue) Blue) (see Sea Blue, Semi- Blue, Turkish (see Turk- M Blue, Pompeian (see M Glossy) ish Blue) Pompeian Blue) Blue, Seaman (see Sea- M [Blue], Turquoise (see M Blue, Porcelain (see Por- H, M, R man Blue) Turquoise [Blue]) celain Blue) [Blue], Sevres (see Sevres M Blue, Turquoise (see P, S, T Blue, Poudre(see Poudre M [Blue]) Turquoise Blue) Blue) Blue, Shadow (see Shadow P, T [Blue], Twilight (see Twi- M Blue, Powder (see Powder M, T Blue) light [Blue]) Blue) Blue, Silver (see Silver P Blue, Twilight (see Twi- T Blue, Princely (see P Blue) light Blue) Princely Blue) Blue, Singing (see Sing- P Blue, Twinkle (see M Blue, Princess (see Prin- H ing Blue) Twinkle Blue) cess Blue) Blue, Sky (see Sky Blue).. M, R, T, Blue, Tyrian (see Tyrian M, P, R Blue, Priscilla (see Pris- P TC Blue) cilla Blue) Blue, Slate (see Slate M, P,S,T Blue, Ultramarine (see R, TC Blue, Profound (see Pro- P Blue) Ultramarine Blue) found Blue) Blue, Smalt (see Smalt R [Blue|, Genuine Ultra- M Blue, Prussian (see Prus- R, S Blue) marine (see Genuine sian Blue) Blue, Smoke (see Smoke M, P Ultramarine [Blue]) Blue, Quaker (see Quaker M Blue) Blue, Uniform (see Uni- P Blue) Blue, Solitary (see Soli- P form Blue) Blue, Queen (see Queen M, P tary Blue) Blue, Urania (see Urania M, R Blue) Blue, Somber (see Somber P Blue) Blue, Queen's (see M Blue) Blue, Vanderpoel's (see R Queen's Blue) Blue, Sovereign (see P Vanderpoel's Blue) Blue, Radio (see Radio M Sovereign Blue) Blue, Vapor (see Vapor P Blue) Blue, Spanish (see Span- P Blue) Blue, Ramier (see Ramier M, R ish Blue) Blue, Venetian (see Vene- M, R Blue) Blue, Spectra (see Spectra P tian Blue) Blue, Reddish (see Red- A Blue) (Blue), Venice (see Venice M dish Blue) Blue, Restrained (see Re- P Blue, Spectrum (see Spec- trum Blue) H, R [Blue]) Blue, Venice (see Venice P strained Blue) Blue) Blue, Rhapsody (see P Blue, Spiritual (see P Blue, Venus (see Venus P Rhapsody Blue) Spiritual Blue) Blue) Blue, Rigi (see Rigi Blue). M, P Blue, Squill (see Squill M, R Very Pale Blue RC v.p.B 184 Blue, Reo (see Reo Blue).. P Blue) Blue, Victoria (see Vic- M Blue, River (see River TC Blue, Starch (see Starch M toria Blue) Blue) Blue) Blue, Vienna (see Vienna M Blue, Rivulet (see Riv- P Blue, Starlight (see Star- TC Blue) let Blue) I light Blue) i Vivid Blue T s.gB 169, s.B 178 93 ISCC-NBS color des- ISCC-NBS color des- ISCC-NBS color des- Color name Source ignation with serial number from sec. 14 Color name Source ignation with serial number from sec. 14 Color name Source ignation with serial number from sec. 14 T Dark Blue Green ... S s.G 141, d.G 146, Dusky Blue-Violet (2) R d.V 212, d.gy.P 229 Vivid Cerulean Blue) v.d.G 147, Blue-Violet, Grayish (1) R Blue, Vivid Peacock (see T d.gy.G 151, (see Grayish Blue-Vio- Vivid Peacock Blue) blackish G 152, let (D) Blue, Vivid Turquoise T s.bG 160, l.bG 163, Blue-Violet, Grayish (2) R (see Vivid Turquoise m.bG 164, (see Grayish Blue-Vio- Blue) m.gB 173 let (2)) Blue, Wan (see Wan Blue). P Blue-Green, Dark Grayish R Light Blue-Violet R v.pB 194 Blue, Water (see Water M (see Dark Grayish Blue- Blue-Violet, Light Gray- R Blue) Green) ish (see Light Grayish Blue, Wedgewood (see R Blue-Green, Deep Grayish R Blue- Violet) Wedgewood Blue) (see Deep Grayish Blue- Light Soft Blue-Violet- __ R brill. pB 195, Blue, Wedgwood (see T Green) brill.V 206 Wedgwood Blue) Dusky Blue-Green . R d.gy.G 151 Pale Blue-Violet .. R brill. pB 195 [Blue), Dark Wedgwood M Dusky Blue Green RC d.gy.G 151 Blue-Violet, Pale Gray- R (see Dark Wedgwood Blue-Green, Grayish (see R ish (see Pale Grayish [Blue]) Grayish Blue-Green) Blue-Violet) [Blue), Light Wedgwood M Blue Green, Grayish (see RC Pale Soft Blue-Violet R l.pB 199, I.V 210 (see Light Wedgwood Grayish Blue Green) Pallid Blue-Violet. R v.l.pB 198, l.pB 199 [Blue]) Light Blue-Green _ R brill.G 140, I.G 144 Pallid Soft Blue-Violet R v.l.pB 198, l.pB 199, Blue, White (see White M Light Blue Green . . . RC l.bG 163 v.l.V 209, I.V 210 Blue) M, R Moderate Blue Green Pale Blue-Green RC R m.bG 164 v.p.G 148 Soft Blue-Violet R R brill.V 206 Blue, Windsor (see Wind- Blue-Violet Black d.pGy 234, d.Gy 266 sor Blue) Pale Blue Green .. RC p.G 149 Blue Waltz P v.p.G 148, v.l.bG 162 Blue, Winsome (see Win- P M Dull Blue-Green Black.... R d.gy.B 187, blackish B 188, bBlack 193 Blue Wash P A R bWhite 189 some Blue) Bluish Black bBlack 193 [Blue], Wistaria (see Bluish Black d.gy.B 187, Wistaria [Blue]) Blue Grotto .. .. P l.gB 172 d.Gy 266 brill.B 177, v.l.B 180, blackish B 188 Blue, Wistaria (see M, R Blue Haze . M P R R v.p.G 148, v.l.bG 162 Wistaria Blue) Blue Heaven I.G 144, p.G 149 v.l.bG 162 Blue, Wisteria (see H LB 181 Deep Bluish Glaucous R Wisteria Blue) Blue Horizon P p.B 185 Bluish Gray A LbGy 190, Blue, Yale(see Yale Blue). M, P, R, Blue Hour P m.gB 173 med.bGy 191, TC Blue Idol _ P m.bG 164 d.bGy 192 Blue, Zaffre (see Zaffre M M deep B 179, d.B 183 s.gB 169 p.pB 203 Light Bluish Gray Medium Bluish Gray.. . Bluish Gray-Green RC LbGy 190 bGy 191 Blue) M RC [Blue], Zenith (see Zenith M Blue Lavender (same as M R p.G 149, gy.G 150 [Blue]) Ontario Violet) Dark Bluish Gray-Green.. R gy.G 150, d.gy.G 151, Blue, Zephyr (see Zephyr P Blue Light.. P v.p.B 184 m.bG 164, d.bG 165 Blue) Blue Lightning P s.B 178 Deep Bluish Gray-Green,. R gy.G 150, m.bG 164 Blue Appeal... P M v.l.B 180, v.p.B 184 m.B 182 Blue Lotus.. . . M P LB 181 l.gB 172, p.B 185 gy.G 150, gy.B 186 gy.B 186 d.V 212, gy.V 215, d.gy.P 229 v.l.gB 171 A brill.bG 159, s.bG 160, Blue Ashes (same as Blue Mist deep bG 161, v.l.bG 162, l.bG 163, Ceramic) Blue Ochre .. M Blue Aster . . M m.B 182 Blue Orchid M m.bG 164, d.bG 165, Bluebell M m.B 182, d.B 183 Blue Plum T v.d.bG 166 Blue Bell P l.pB 199 Bright Bluish Green Dull Bluish Green A v.bG 158 Blue Bice (same as M m.B 182 Blue Prose P A v.p.G 148, p.G 149, Ceramic) P v.l.B 180, v.l.pB 198 m.gB 173 m.gB 173 m.G 145, gy.G 150 m.G 145 gy.G 150, Blue Bird ... M m.B 182 M d.gy.G 151, blackish G 152 TC m.B 182 P Bluebird Blue.. _ . H s.pB 196, m.pB 200, M Dusky Bluish Green Dusky Dull Bluish Green R d.gGy 156 d.gy.G 151 S.V207, m.V211 Blue Spruce _ P R Blue Black S P bGy 191, d.bGy 192 v.p.B 184 BlueSpruce... . T TC gy.G 150. d.gy.G 151 m G 145 R R I.V 210 Blue Chill v.p.V 213, v.p.P 226 s.OIG 123, Blue Danube P P s.gB 169 gy.B 186 Light BlueSpruce- __ T T p.G 149 gy.G 150 gy.B 186 s.B 178 Bluish Olive A Blue Dash deep OIG 124 Blue Day P v.p.pB 202 TC 1 m.OIG 125, Blue Devil . M gy.pB 204 Blue Striping (N) (same as Bright Blue (USA F d.OIG 126, Blue Drab (USA 328) F d.gGy 156 gy.OIG 127, Light Blue Enamel (PC)__. F d.B 183 117)) d.gy.OIG 128 Blue Eyes, Baby (see P BlueSwirl P l.gB 172 Bluish Pink A brill.pPk 246, Baby Blue Eyes) Bluet M m.B 182 s.pPk 247, Blue Flower TC p.B 185 P v.l.gB 171 deep pPk 248, Blue Fog P gy.B 186, bGy 191 Blue Tint T v.p.B 184, bWhite 189 LpPk 249, Blue Fox.. M d.rGy 23 m.pPk 250, Blue Glow P v.p.B 184 Blue Tint (MA) F v.p.G 148 d.pPk 251, Blue Grass (same as Pine M d.bG 165 Blue Turquoise. .. . .. M l.bG 163, l.gB 172 p.pPk 252, Tree) Blue Turquoise.. _ P brill. gB 168 gy.pPk 253, S F l.gGy 154, bGy 191 med.Gy 265 med.Gy 265 Blue Turquoise TC M l.gB 172 m.B 182 Bluish Red A l.gy.pR 261 Blue Gray (BuOrd).. Blue Gray (USA 331) Blue Ultramarine Ash s.pR 255, F Blue Verditer (same as M m.B 182 deep pR 256, Dark Gull Gray (AN Ceramic) v.deep pR 257, 621), Gray Deck (N) Blue-Violet R v.pB 194. v.V 205 m.pR 258 Blue Green (CAA) Blue Green (USA 119).... blue Green . F F S 1 yG 135 l.yG 135 brill.G 140, s.G 141, i Blue Violet ! Blue-Violet, Dark Grayish (see Dark Grayish Blue-Violet) DarkSoft Blue-Violet S R l.pB 199 Bright Bluish Red Dull Bluish Red A A v.pR 254 m.pR 258, d.pR 259, v.d.pR 260 v.l.G 143, I.G 144, R m.pB 200, m.V 211 Bluish Slate-Black R d.B 183, d.gy.B 187 m.G 145, v.bG 158, brill.bG 159, s.bG R R v.pB 194, v.V 205 m.pB 200, m.V 211 Bluish Violet A brill.V 206, s.V 207. Deep Soft Blue-Violet deep V 208, 160, l.bG 163, m.bG DullBlue-Violet(l) R s.pB 196, brill.V 206, v.l.V 209, I.V 210, 164, m.gB 173 s.V 207 m.V 211, d.V212 Bright Blue Green.. ... _ S v.G 139, brill.G 140, Dull Blue-Violet (2) R m.V 211 Bluish Violet R v.pB 194, v.V 205 s.G 141 Dusky Blue- Violet (1) R gy.V 215 Bright Bluish Violet A v.V 205 94 Color name Source Dark Bluish Violet. Dark Dull Bluish Violet (I). Dark Dull Bluish Violet (2) Dark Dull Bluish Violet (3) Dark Soft Bluish Violet... Deep Dull Bluish Violet (1). Deep Dull Bluish Violet (2) Deep Dull Bluish Violet (3) Deep Soft Bluish Violet... Dull Bluish Violet Dull Bluish Violet (1) Dull Bluish Violet (2). Dull Bluish Violet (3). Light Bluish Violet... Light Dull Bluish Violet. Pale Bluish Violet Pallid Bluish Violet... Soft Bluish Violet Bluish White. Bluish White Blunket (same as Sky Grey) Blush Peachbeige Blush. Josephine, Rose Blush 2 Blush, Coral (see Coral Blush) Blush, Cream (see Cream Blush) Blush, Maiden's (see Maiden's Blush) Blush, Mauve (see Mauve Blush) Blush, Orange (see Or- ange Blush) Blush, Peach (see Peach Blush) Blush, Rose (see Rose Blush) Blush Rose Blush Rose Blush Yellow Boa (same as Nile [Green]) Bobolink (same as Deer). Bohemian Blue Bois de Rose Rosewood Bois de Rose Bokhara Bole Antwerp Red, Armen- ian Bole. Berlin Red, Bole Armomack, Bolus, Brown Red, Crocus Martis, Indian Red, Iron Crocus, Iron Saffron, Lem- nian Earth, Lemnian Ruddle, Lemnos, Naples Red, Nurem- berg Red, Oriental Bole, Raddle, Red Bole, Red Chalk, Redding, Reddle, Red Earth, Red Ochre, Rouge de Fer, Rubrica, Ruddle, Striegau Earth, Terra Lemnia, Terra Poz- zuoli, Terra Rosa, Terra Sigillata, Venice Red R R R R A RC M M M M, P P M M P M M M P P M M P P M TC M M ISCC-NBS color des- ignation with serial number from sec. 14 Color name m.V 211, d.V 212, gy.V 215 m.V 211, gy.V 215 gy.V 215 d.P 224 m.V 211 S.V207, m.V 211 p.pB 203, gy.pB 204, P.V214, gy.V 215 m.V 211 s.V 207 v.p.V 213, p.V 214, gy.V 215, v.p.P226, p.P 227, gy.P 228, d.gy.P 229, blackish P 230 brill.V 206, s.V 207 IV 210, m.V 211 S.V207, m.V 211 brill.pB 195, s.pB 196. brill.V 206 I.V 210 brill.pB 195 v.l.pB 198, l.pB 199, v.l.V 209, I.V 210 s.V 207 bWhite 189 bWhite 189 l.bGy 190 m.yPk 29 I.Br 57 gy.R 19 gy.pR 262 I.OY 70, p.OY 73 m.YG120, gy.YG 121, l.yG 135 gy.yBr 80 gy.YG 122 m.B 182 gy.R 19 gy.R 19 d.pR 259 m.rBr 43 Source Bole, Armenian (see Armenian Bole) Bole, Red (see Red Bole) Bole Armomack (same as Bole) Bolus (same as Bole) Bombay Bone Brown (same as Bracken) Bone Brown Bonfire (same as Tommy Red) Bonito Fuscous, Wild Dove Grey, Wild Pigeon Bonnie Blue Bonnie Blue Bordeaux Bordeaux Dull Bordeaux. Bordeaux |Red| (same as Claret [Red]) Boreal (same as Cordova). Bosphorus Botticelli Bottle Green. Meadowbrook Bottle Green Bottle Green Bottle Green Dark Hunter Green, Forest Green, Winter- green Bottle Green Dark Bottle Green Bougainville. Bougainvillea (same as Spectra Rose) Boulevard (same as Grey 31) Bounding Main Bouquet Green Bouquet Green Bouquet Orchid Bouquet Yellow Bourgeon Box Green Bracken Bone Brown, Ivory Brown, Loutre Bradley's Blue Bradley's Violet Bramble Bran Brass Brazen Yellow, Latoun, Latten Brass Brass, Antique (see Antique Brass) Brazen Yellow (same as Brass) Brazil Brown Brazil [Red|... Roset Brazil Red Brazil Red Brazilwood (same as Rosevale) Brazil Wood, Yellow (see Yellow Brazil Wood) Breath of Spring Bremen Blue... ChemicG'cjn, Neuwied Blue, Neuwieder Blue, Peligot's Blue, Saxon Green, Water Blue Bremen Blue TC T M P P M, P ISCC-NBS color des- ignation with serial number ftom sec. 14 m.rBr 43 m.rBr 43 s.Br 55, m.Br 58 m.OIBr95, d.OIBr 96 gy.Br 61, brGy 64 S.R12 brGy 64 v.B 176 v.B 176, v.pB 194 d.pR 259, v.d.pR 260, gy.pR 262 d.pR 259 gy.P 228, d.gy.P 229, blackish P 230, d.pR 259, v.d.pR 260 m.R 15 m.rBr 43 d.gy.G 151 deep rP 238 d.gy.G 151, d.bG 165 m.G145, gy.G 150 d.G 146 v.d.yG 138, d.G 146 d.G 146 v.d.yG 138, d.gy.G 151 m.P 223, m.rP 241 v.pR 254 brGy 64 IB 181 I.G 144 v.yG 129, brill.yG 130 v.l.P 221. v.p.P 226 I.Y 86 m.YG 120 m.YG 120 m.OIBr95, d.OIBr 96 v.B 176 brill.V 206, s.V 207, I.V210, m.V211 d.V 212 I.Br 57, l.yBr 76 m.Y87 d.YI m.Y87 d.gy.rBr 47 d.rO 38 d.rO 38 d.rO 38 m.R 15, gy.R 19 p.gY 104, I.YG 119 m.bG 164 l.gB 172 Color name Source ISCC-NBS color des- ignation with serial number from sec. 14 Bremen Green (same as Malachite Green) Brewster Green (same as Yew Green) Briar (same as Oak [Brown]) Briarwood Morocco Brick, Milwaukee (see Milwaukee Brick) Brickdust Brick Red Brick Red Latericeous, Lateritious, Saravan Brick Red Brick Red Brick Red Brick Red (USA) Bridal Rose Bridesmaid Pink Brigand English Red, Madder, Madder Red Bright Sun Brimstone [Yellow] (same as Sulphur [Yellow!) Brittany Brittany Blue Broccoli Brown (same as Goat) Broncho Indian Brown, Old English Brown Bronze Beeswax. Linoleum Brown, Wax Brown Bronze Bronze, Antique (see Antique Bronze) Bronze, Canary (see Ca- nary Bronze) Bronze, Citron (see Citron Bronze) Bronze, Cocoa (see Cocoa Bronze) Bronze, Copper (see Cop- per Bronze) Bronze, Fall (see Fall Bronze) Bronze, Gold (see Gold Bronze) Bronze, Medal (see Medal Bronze) Bronze, Midnight (see Midnight Bronze) Bronze, New (see New Bronze) Bronze, Old (see Old Bronze) Bronze, Oriental (see Ori- ental Bronze) Bronze Brown.. __ Bronze Clair Bronze Gold Bronze Green. Bronze Lustre Bronze Mist Bronze Nude (same as Olive Brown) Bronze Pink Bronze Red (same as Pep- per Red) Bronzesheen Bronze Sheen Bronze Yellow... Nugget Bronzio Brook Green TC M P M TC M TC M, P P P P P P M M, R P M M P M M P M M P M P M M P M P P m.yG 136 m.OIG 125 s.Br 55, m.Br 58 d. gy.Br 62 deep R 13 s.rO 35 s.Br 55, m.Br 58 m.rBr 43 gy.R 19, gy.rBr 46 m.R 15, d.R 16, gy.R 19, m.rBr 43, s.Br 55 d.R 16 d.Pk6 l.pPk 249 s.R 12, m.R 15, s.rO 35, m.rO 37 v.Y 82, brill.Y 83 l.gY 101 m.gB 173. m.B 182, gy.B 186 m.gB 173 brGy 64 d.gy.yBr81, m.OIBr95, d.OIBr 96 m.yBr 77 m.OIBr95 brGy 64 l.gy.yBr 79 S.Y84, m.Y87 gy.OIG 127 gy.OI 110 I.OI 106 m.OIBr 95 m.yPk 29, m.O 53 m.R 15 gy.OI 110 gy.OI 110 m.O 53, d.OY 72 m.rBr 43 v.l.bG 162 95 ISCC-NBS color des- ISCC-NRS color des- ISCC-NBS color des- Color name Source ignation with serial number from sec. Color name Source ignation with serial number from sec. Color name Source ignation with serial number from sec. 14 14 14 Brown. A s.Br 55, deep Br 56, I.Br 57, m.Br 58, Brown, Cameo(see Cameo Brown) M, R Brown, Doe-skin (see Doe-skin Brown) M d.Br 59 Brown, Canyon (see Can- F Brown, Domingo (see M Brown PSP d.Br 59 yon Brown) Domingo Brown) Brown .. ... S pkGy 10, gy.R 19, d.rGy 23, m.rO 37, Brown, Cappah (see Cap- pah Brown) M Brown, Dresden (see Dresden Brown) M, R l.rBr 42, m.rBr 43, Brown, Carob (see Carob M, R Brown, Diamine (see R l.gy.rBr 45, Brown) Diamine Brown) gy.rBr 46, brO 54, Brown, Caramel (see TC Dull Red. A brPk 33, l.gy.Br 60, s.Br 55, I.Br 57, Caramel Brown) gy.Br 61, d. gy.Br 62 m.Br 58, l.gy.Br 60, gy.Br 61. l.brGy 63. brGy 64, Brown, Cassel (see Cassel M Dusky Brown R d.gy.P229, d.pGy 234 Brown) Dusky Brown RC d. gy.Br 62 Brown, Castilian (see Cas- M Brown, Earth (see Earth F, P l.gy.yBr 79, tilian Brown) Brown) gy.yBr 80 Brown, Centennial (see M Brown, Ebony (see T Brown... _. _ SC I.Br 57, m.Br 58, l.gy.Br 60, gy.Br 61, Centennial Brown) Brown, Chestnut (see S, T Ebony Brown) Brown, Egyptian (see M m.yBr77, gy.yBr80 Chestnut Brown) Egyptian Brown) Brown . _ __ ._ TC TC m.Br 58 m.Br 58 Brown, Chocolate (see Chocolate Brown) M, T [Brown], Fawn (see Fawn [Brown]) M Brown (USA) Brown, Adobe (see Adobe T Brown, Chukker (see M [Brown], Filbert (see Fil- M Brown) Chukker Brown) bert [Brown)) Brown, African (see Af- M, TC Brown, Cinnamon (see M, T Brown, Florence (see M rican Brown) Cinnamon Brown) Florence Brown) |Brown], Almond (see Al- M Brown, Claret (see Claret R, S Brown, Foliage (see Foli- * M mond |Brown|) Brown) age Brown) Brown, Amber (see Am- M. R Brown, Clove (see Clove M, R, T Brown, Garnet (see Gar- H, M, R ber Brown) Brown) net Brown) Brown, Anti-Corrosive F Brown, Cocoa (see Cocoa M, P, T [Brown|, Gazelle (see M (see Anti-Corrosive Brown) Gazelle [Brown]) Brown) Brown, Coconut (see M Brown, Gold (see Gold M, TC Brown, Antique (see M, Ft Coconut Brown) Brown) Antique Brown) Brown, Cologne (see Co- M Brown, Golden (see M,P,T Brown, Antwerp (see M logne Brown) Golden Brown) Antwerp Brown) lBrown|,Congo(see Congo M Brown, Gray (see Gray S [Brown], Arab (see Arab M IBrownj) Brown) IBrownj) Brown, Congo (see Congo P Brown, Hair (see Hair M, R Brown, Arabian (see Ara- M Brown) Brown) bian Brown) Brown, Copper (see Cop- M, T Brown, Hampstead (see M Brown, Argus (see Argus M, R per Brown) Hampstead Brown) Brown) Brown, Covert (see T Brown, Hawk (see Hawk P Brown, Army (see Army M, R Covert Brown) Brown) Brown) Dark Brown S d.gy.R 20. rGy 22, Brown, Hay's (see Hay's R Brown, Art (see Art M d.rGy 23. m.rBr 43, Brown) Brown) l.gy.rBr 45, m.Br 58, Brown, Henna (see Henna S Brown, Autumn (see Au- M, P,TC gy.Br 61, l.brGy 63, Brown) tumn Brown) brGy 64, gy.yBr 80, Brown, Hessian (see R Brown, Beige (see Beige T yGy93 Hessian Brown) Brown) Dark Brown SC m.Br 58, gy.Br 61, Brown, Indian (see M Brown, Benzo (see Benzo R m.yBr 77, d.yBr 78, Indian Brown) Brown) gy.yBr 80 Brown, Iron (see Iron M Brown, Berlin (see Berlin M Dark Brown T d.gy.rBr47, d.Br 59, Brown) Brown) gy.Br 61, Brown, Ivory (see Ivory M Brown, Bismarck (see M d. gy.Br 62, brGy 64, Brown) Bismarck Brown) d.yBr 78, gy.yBr 80, Brown, Jacaranda (see M Brown, Bistre (see Bistre S d.gy.yBr 81, Jacaranda Brown) Brown) m.OIBr 95, Brown, Java (see Java M Brown, Black (see Black S d.OIBr 96, d.OI 108, Brown) Brown) d.Gy 266 Brown, Kaiser (see Kaiser M, R Brown, Blackish (1) (see R Brown, Dark Livid (see R Brown) Blackish Brown (1)) Dark Livid Brown) Brown, Leather (see M Brown, Blackish (2) (see R Brown, Dark Rose (see T Leather Brown) Blackish Brown (2)) Brown, Blackish (3) (see Blackish Brown (3)) Brown, Bone (see Bone Brown) Dark Rose Brown) Light Brown.. _ RC brO 54, I.Br 57 R Brown, Dark Spice (see T Light Brown S gy.yPk 32 Dark Spice Brown) Brown, Dark Violet (see Dark Violet Brown) Light Brown SC I.Br 57 M, R s Light Brown T s.Br 55, I.Br 57, m.Br 58 m.yBr 77 Brown, Brazil (see Brazil M Deep Brown .. S m.rBr 43, s.Br 55, Brown, Light Copper (see T Brown) m.Br 58 Light Copper Brown) Brown, Broccoli (see Broccoli Brown) M Deep Brown T gy.rBr 46, m.Br 58, Brown, Light Red (see S d.Br 59, gy.Br 61, Light Red Brown) Brown, Bronze (see M m.yBr 77, d.yBr 78, Brown, Light Rose (see T Bronze Brown) m.OIBr 95 Light Rose Brown) Brown, Brussels (see M, R Brown, Deep Livid (see R Brown, Light Seal (see R Brussels Brown) Deep Livid Brown) Light Seal Brown) Brown, Buckthorn (see M, R Brown, Deep Red (see T Brown, Light Spice (see T Buckthorn Brown) Deep Red Brown) Light Spice Brown) Brown, Buffy (see Buffy R Brown, Deep Slaty (see R Brown, Lilac (see Lilac S Brown) Deep Slaty Brown) Brown) Brown, Cacao (see Cacao M, R Brown, Desert (see P Brown, Linoleum (see Li- M Brown) Desert Brown) noleum Brown) Brown, Caledonian (see M [Brown], Devon (see M Brown, Liver (see Liver M, R Caledonian Brown) Devon IBrownj) Brown) 1 • Is 96 ISCC-NBS color des- 1 ISCC-NBS color des- !i ISCC-NBS color des- Color name Source ignation with serial number from sec. 14 Color name Source ignation with serial number from sec. 14 Color name Source ignation with serial number from sec. 14 Brown, Livid (see Livid M, R Brown, Russet (see Rus- M, T Brown, Woodland (see M Brown) set Brown) Woodland Brown) Brown, London (see M Brown, Rust (see Rust T Brown, Yellow (see Yel- S London Brown) Brown) low Brown) Brown, Madder (see M, R Brown, Ru;tic (see Rustic M Brown, Zuni (see Zuni M Madder Brown) Brown) Brown) Brown, Mahogany (see M Brown, Sanford's (see M, R Brown Bay (same as M gy.Br 61 Mahogany Brown) Sanford's Brown) Chestnut) Brown, Manganese (see M Brown, Sayal (see Sayal M, R Brown Bistre S l.yBr 76, l.gy.yBr 79, Manganese Brown) Brown) m.Y 87, 1.OIBr 94 Brown, Manganese Velvet M [Brown], seal (see Seal M Brown-Black S brGy64 (see Manganese Velvet [Brown|) Brown Bread (same as M s.Br 55, m.Br 58 Brown) Brown, Seal (see Seal F, R, T Sudan Brown) Brown, Mars (see Mars M, R Brown) Brown Carmine S s.R 12, v.deep R 14, Brown) Brown, Sepia (see Sepia T d.R 16 Brown, Metal (see Metal M Brown) Brownish Black A brBlack 65 Brown) [Brown], Sherry (see M Brownish Black RC d.gy.Br 62 Brown, Metallic (see F Sherry [Brown]) Brownish Drab R l.gy.rBr 45, Lgy.Br60 Metallic Brown) Brown, Siberian (see Si- M Deep Brownish Drab R gy.Br 61 Brown, Mikado (see Mi- M, R berian Brown) Light Brownish Drab R l.gy.Br 60 kado Brown) Brown, Sienna (see Si- M Pale Brownish Drab R pkGy 10 Brown, Mist (see Mist T enna Brown) Pallid Brownish Drab R pkGy 10 Brown) Brown, Smoke (seeSmoke M Brownish Gray A IbrGy 63, brGy 64, Moderate Brown. RC M, R m.Br 58 Brown) Brown, Snuff (see Snuff R Brownish Gray RC yGy 93 Brown, Mummy (see brGy 64 Mummy Brown) Brown) Light Brownish Gray RC IbrGy 63 Brown, Mustard (see M, T Brown, Soot (see Soot M Light Brownish Gray SC l.gy.yBr 79, I.OIBr 94 Mustard Brown) Brown) Brownish Olive A I.OIBr 94, m.OIBr 95 Brown, Natal (see Natal Brown) M, R Brown, Sorghum (see Sorghum Brown) M, R Brownish Olive R A m.OIBr 95 Dull Brownish Olive d.OIBr 96 Brown, Nomad (see M, P Brown. Sorolla (see M Light Brownish Olive R I.OIBr 94 Nomad Brown) Sorolla Brown) Brownish Vinaceous R l.gy.R 18 Brown, Nubian (see P Brown, Spanish (see M Deep Brownish Vinaceous R gy.R 19 Nubian Brown) Spanish Brown) Light Brownish Vinaceous. R gy.Pk 8 (Brown), Oak (see Oak M Brown. Spice (see Spice T Pale Brownish Vinaceous. R p.Pk 7, gy.Pk 8 [Brown]) Brown) Brownish White A yWhite 92 Brown, Oak (see Oak T Brown, Stil de Grain (see M Brownish Yellow SC d.OY 72, l.yBr 76 Brown) Brown, Oakleaf (see M Stil de Grain Brown) Strong Brown SC s.Br 55, s.yBr 74 Brown Lake s M m.R 15, gy.R 19 Brown Madder (same as m.rBr 43 Oakleaf Brown) Brown. Sudan (see Sudan M, R Castilian Brown) Brown, Old English (see M Brown) Brown Mahogany T deep rBr 41, Old English Brown) Brown. Taupe (see Taupe R, T Venetian Red m.rBr 43 Brown, Olive (see Olive M Brown) Dark Brown Mahogany... T d.Br 59, brGy 64 Brown) [Brown], Teak (see Teak M Deep Brown Mahogany... T d.rBr 44, gy.rBr 46 Brown, Orange (see S [Brown]) Brown Ochre (same as M m.O 53 Orange Brown) Brown, Toast (see Toast TC Doubloon) |Brown|, Otter (see Otter M Brown) Brown Olive .. . s s.yBr 74, I.OIBr 94 [Brown]) Brown, Tobacco (see To- P, T Brown Orange S m.yPk29, m.r0 37, Brown, Oxide (see Oxide M bacco Brown) gy.rO 39, s.O 50, Brown) Brown, Tuscan (see Tus- M deep 51, m.O 53, Brown, Padre (see Padre P can Brown) brO 54, I.Br 57, Brown) Brown, Umber (see Um- S s.OY 68, m.OY 71, Pale Brown. _ _ RC l.gy.rBr 45 ber Brown) l.yBr 76, m.Y 87 d.OY 72, s.yBr 74 Pale Brown S m.O 53, I.Br 57 Brown, Vandyke (see Van- M, R Brown Pink (same as M Pale Brown SC l.yBr 76, l.gy.yBr 79 dyke Brown) Antique Gold) Brown, Pecan (see Pecan Brown) M, R Brown, Velvet (see Velvet Brown) M Brown Purple S M gy.P 228 Brown Red (same as Bole) m.rBr 43 Brown, Peruvian (see Peruvian Brown) M Brown, Verona (see Ver- ona Brown) M, R Brown Red S v.R 11, l.gy.R 18, gy.R 19, gy.rBr 46 gy.Br 61 Brown, Pilgrim (see Pil- grim Brown) M Very Dark Brown .. SC d.Br 59, d.gy.Br 62, d.yBr 78, Brown Stone (same as M Brown, Pinchbeck (see M d.gy.yBr 81 Coconut) Pinchbeck Brown) Very Pale Brown SC brPk 33, p.OY 73, Brownstone (same as M gy.Br 61 Brown, Pony (see Pony M l.yBr 76, Chestnut) Brown) l.gy.yBr 79 Brown Striping (N 41) F deep rBr 41, Brown, Prairie (see M Brown, Vienna (see Vi- M Metallic Brown (PC) deep Br 56 Prairie Brown) enna Brown) Brown Sugar M m.Br 58, gy.Br 61, Brown, Prout's (see M, R Brown, Violet (see Violet S Caraibe, Prout's Brown, m.yBr 77, Prout's Brown) Brown) Siam gy.yBr 80 1 Brown, Prussian (see Prussian Brown) Brown, Purple (see Pur- ple Brown) Brown, Red (see Red M |Brown|, Wallflower (see M Brown Violet.. S d.pR 259, gy.pR 262 M, S Wallflower [Brown]) [Brown], Walnut (see Wal- M Bruges Bruges M P d.gB 174, d.gy.B 187 d.bGy 192 S nut [Brown]) Brunneo-Vinosus B gy.R 19, d.gy.R 20, i Brown) Brown, Walnut (see Wal- R d.rGy23, gy.rBr 46, Brown, Redwood(seeRed- T nut Brown) gy.Br 61, brGy 64, i wood Brown) Brown, Warm Blackish R d.gy.P 229, Brown, Rood's (see R (see Warm Blackish d.pR 259 Rood's Brown) Brown) Deep Brunswick Green M d.G 146 .Brown, Rose (see Rose S, T Brown, Wax (see Wax M English Green, Royal 1 Brown) Brown) Green, Victoria Green Brown, Rosewood (see T Brown, Wood (see Wood R Light Brunswick Green M d.yG 137 ' Rosewood Brown) Brown) Middle Brunswick Green.. M d.yG 137 97 Color name Source Brushwood (same as Beechnut) Brussels Brown (same as New Bronze) Brussels Brown Bubalinus Buccaneer Portable Red Buccaneer Buckskin Siennese Drab Buckskin Tan Buckthorn Berries (same as Ta-Ming) Buckthorn Brown Chamolme, Sumac Buckthorn Brown Buddha (same as Red- feather) Bud Green... Buff (Engl26)_. Buff (MA) Buff (PC) (same as Air- craft Cream (AN 507)) Buff (TC) Buff (USA 126) Buff Buff Buff Straw, Wheat Buff (USA) Buff, Apricot (see Apri- cot Buff) Buff, Capucine (see Capucine Buff) Buff, Cartridge (see Cart- ridge Buff) Buff, Champagne (see Champagne Buff) Buff, Colonial (see Colo- nial Buff) Buff, Cream (see Cream Buff) Buff, Deep Colonial (see Deep Colonial Buff) Dull Buff Buff, Egyptian (see Egyptian Buff) Buff, Golden (see Golden Buff) Buff, Highlight (see High- light Buff) Buff, Indian (see Indian Buff) Buff, Iron (see Iron Buff). Light Buff Buff, Mellow (see Mellow Buff) Buff, Nasturtium (see Nasturtium Buff) Buff, Orange (see Orange Buff) Buff, Pale Pinkish (see Pale Pinkish Buff) Buff, Pinkish (see Pinkish Buff) Buff, Salmon (see Salmon Buff) 08 ISCC-NBS color des- ignation with serial number from sec. 14 TC R M, R M, R P M, R M R S H P F M M R P P H,S R R P gy.Br 61 m.Br 58, gy.Br 61, m.yBr77, gyyBr 80 m.Br 58 l.yPk 28, m.OY 71, p.OY 73, I.Y 86, m.Y 87, p.Y 89 s.R 12, m.R 15, deep rO 36, d.rO 38 s.R 12 Igy.rBr 45, .gy.Br 60 p.OY 73 s.OY 68, m.OY 71 d.OY 72. s.yBr 74, l.yBr 76, m.yBr 77, d.Y 88, d.gy.Y 91 I.OIBr 94 s.yBr 74 s.R 12, m.R 15 s.yG 131 m.OY 71 l.yBr 76 gy.Y 90 m.O 53 d.OY 72 m.OY 71 l.yPk 28, m.yPk 29, p.yPk 31, brPk 33, 1.0 52, m.O 53, m.OY 71, p.OY 73, l.yBr 76, l.gy.yBr 79, p.Y 89, y White 92, yGy93 m.Y 87, p.Y 89 l.yBr 76 p.yPk 31, gy.yPk32, I.OY 70, m.OY 71, p.OY 73 p.OY 73, p.Y 89 Color name Buff, Warm (see Warm Buff) Buff, Yellow (see Yellow Buff) Buffalo Tyrol Buff Citron Buff-Pink Buffy Brown... Buffy Citrine.. Buff-Yellow Buffy Olive Bulgare Bunny Bismarck Brown Bure Burel (same as Cocoa Brown) Burgundy Burgundy Burgundy Burgundy, Old (see Old Burgundy) Burgundy Violet (same as Manganese Violet) Burlwood (same as Nougat) Burma Burmese Gold Burmese Ruby (same as Peony) Burn Blue Burn Blue. Burnished Gold Pinchbeck Brown Burnished Straw Burnous Burnt (same as Yellow- stone) Burnt Almond Coconut Brown Burnt Almond Burnt Carmine (same as Old Red) Burnt Coral Burnt Crimson Lake (same as Old Red) Burnt Italian Earth (same as Burnt Sienna) Burnt Italian Ochre(same as Burnt Sienna) Burnt Lake (same as Old Red) Burnt Lake Burnt Ochre Light Red Burnt Orange. __ Burnt Orange Mars Orange, Orange Tawney Burnt Orange Burnt Orange Burnt Orange Burnt Roman Ochre(same as Tangier) Burnt Rose (same as Pompeii) Burnt Russet (same as Cuba) Burnt Sienna Burnt Italian Earth, Burnt Italian Ochre Burnt Sienna TC M,P M M M M M TC M M P M P M M M M R M H M P T TC M M M M ISCC-NBS color des- ignation with serial number from sec. 14 m.yBr 77 m.Y 87 m.yBr 77 gy.Y 90 m.yPk 29 l.yBr 76, I.OIBr 94 I.Y 86, 1.01 106 gy.R 19 m.yBr 77 s.yBr 74, l.yBr 76, m.yBr 77 m.Br 58 d.gy.P 299, blackish P 230 d.gy R 20, d.rGy 23, d.rBr 44, gy.rBr 46, d.gy.rBr 47 d.pR259, v.d.pR260 S.P218 I. gy.Br 60, l.gy.yBr 79 brO 54 m.rO 37 d.R 16 v.p.B 184, p.B 185, v.p.pB202, p.pB 203 v.l.B 180, I.B 181. v.l.pB 198, LpB 199 d.OY 72, s.yBr 74, l.yBr 76, d.Y 88, I.OIBr 94 I.Br 57 p.OY 73 d.gy.Y 91 m.Br 58 m.Br 58 deep R 13, m.R 15 m.rO 37 deep R 13, m.R 15 d.rO 38 d.rO 38 deep R 13, m.R 15 d.rP 242 m.rO 37 s.rO 35 m.rO 37 s.O 50 s.rO 35, deep 51, m.O 53, br0 54 m.rO 37 s.O 50 deep rBr 41, m.rBr 4; d.R 16, m.rBr 43 d.rO 38 s.rBr 40 Color name Burnt Terre Verte (same as Vandyke Brown) Burnt Umber Burnt Umber Burnt Yellow Buttercup Buttercup Yellow Buttercup |Yellow] Butterfly Butterfly Blue Butterfly Yellow Butternut (same as Acan- the) Butterscotch Butterscotch. Butter Yellow Jasmine Yellow Byron . Byzantine Byzantium Cabaret Cabbage Cabbage Green... Colewort Green Cab Green (PC) Cacao (same as Antique Bronze) Cacao Brown Cacao Brown Cacha (same as Auburn) Cachou (same as Auburn) Cactus Cadet Cadet Blue Cadet Blue Cadet Blue Clear Cadet Blue Dark Cadet Blue Deep Cadet Blue Light Cadet Blue Pale Cadet Blue Cadet Gray Cadet Gray Cadet Grey Light Cadmium Cadmium Carmine (same as Goya) Cadmium Green (same as Empire) Cadmium Lemon Mutrie Yellow Cadmium Orange Cadmium Orange Marigold [Yellow], Marygold, Souci Cadmium Orange Cadmium Purple Cadmium Vermilion (same as Blood Red) Cadmium Yellow Aurora Yellow, Daffo- dil Yellow, Nastur- tium [Yellow], Orient Yellow, Radiant Yel- low Cadmium Yellow Caen Stone Bath Stone, Freestone Caen Stone Caeruleo-Glaucus Caeruleo-Griseus. Caeruleum Cerulean Blue, Coeru- leum Source ISCC-NBS color des- ignation with serial number from sec. 14 m.B 182 m.Br 58 m.Br 58 gy.rBr 46 m.OY 71 V.Y82 v.Y 82 gy.Y 90 m.gY 102 brill.B 177, s.B 178 brill.gY 98, l.gY 101 m.OIBr 95 m.Br 58, m.yBr 77 m.OY 71, d.OY 72, s.yBr 74 brill.Y 83, I.Y 86 d.gy.yBr 81 v.pR 254 deep rP 238, d.rP 242 I.G 144 v.p.G 148 gGy 155 d.G 146 m.yBr 77 s.Br 55 I. rBr 42 m.Br 58 m.Br 58 d.yG 137 gy.B 186 m.B 182 s.B 178, gy.B 186 brill.B 177, s.B 178 m.B 182, gy.p3 204 m.B 182 brill.B 177 I.B 181, p.B 185, LpB 199, p.pB 203 p.B 185 p.B 185, gy.B 186 bGy 191 v.Y 82 s.R 12 s.G 141 v.gY 97, brill.gY 98 v.O 48, brill.O 49, s.O 50 s.O 50 v.O 48. s.O 50 deep R 13, m.R 15 s.R 12, m.R 15 s.O 50, m.O 53, S.OY 68, m.OY 71 s.O 50, s.OY 68 p.OY 73 p.OY 73 v.p.G 148, v.l.bG 162 l.gB 172, v.p.B 184 p.B 185 v.p.B 184, p.B 185 gy.B 186, bGy 191 p.pB 203 v.gB 167, v.B 176 Color name Caeruleus Caesius. Cafe-au-lait (same as French Nude) Caf6 Creme Suede Cafe Noir (same as Cat- tail) Cairo Calabash. __ Medal Bronze Calamine Blue Calamine Blue Caldera. Oxide Brown, Oxide Purple, Prussian Red, Purple Brown, Pur- ple Oxide Caledonian Brown (same as Gypsy) Caliaturwood (same as Raspberry Red) California Color California Gold._ California Green California Green. California Poppy Calla Green Calla Green Calliste Green Calliste Green Cambridge Blue Eton Blue Cambridge Red Camel (same as Beaver). Camel Camellia.. Camellia Pink Camellia Rrie Camellia Rose Camel', Hair (same as Dear) C?rneo Cameo Blue Cameo Brown Cameo Brown Cameo Green Hazy Blue, Mist Blue, Misty Blue Cameo Pink Cameo Pink _. Cameo Pink Cameo Rose (Eng). Cameo Rose (Eng). Cameo Yellow. Camener (same as Mul- berry Purple) Campanula Campanula Blue Campanula Blue Light Campanula Blue Pale Campanula Blue Source M P R F 2330 F3375 M M M M R R R M ISCC-NBS color des- ignation with serial number from sec. 14 Color name Campanula Purple (same as Campanula Violet) Campanula Violet ' H v.p.G 148, v.l.bG 162, l.bG 163, brill. gB 168, v.l.gB 171, l.gB 172, v.l.B 180, I.B 181, v.p.B 184, p.B 185 l.gB 172, m.gB 173, I.B 181, m.B 182, p.B 185, gy.B 186, l.pB199, m.pB200, p.pB 203, gy.pB 204 Lgy.rBr 45, I.Br 57, l.gy.Br 60 I.Br 57, m.Br58, m.yBr 77 d.gy.yBr 81 deep B 179 m.yBr 77, I.OIBr 94 l.gB 172 v.l.gB 171, l.gB 172 m.rBr 43 s.Br 55 m.R 15 m.Br 58 m.'OY 71 d.gy.Y 91 gGy 155 s.OY 68 m.YG 120 m.OI 107 s.YG 117, s.YG 117 l.bG 163 m.YG 120 m.R 15. gy.R 19 brGy 64 l.yBr 76, m.yBr 77, l.gy.yBr 79, I.OIBr 94 s.R 12, m.R 15 s.Pk 2, s.yPk 26 deep Pk 3 s.Pk 2 gy.yBr 80 I.Pk 4 l.bG 163 gy.R 19, l.rBr 42, m.rBr 43, gy.rBr 46 m.rBr 43, gy.rBr 46 l.yG 135, I.G 144, p.G 149 gy.pPk 253 s.Pk 2, l.pPk 249 bnll.pPk 246, l.pPk 249 p.OY 73 l.yPk 28 p.Y 89 d.P224 S.V207, m.V211 l.pB 199 brill. pB 195, brill.V 206 brill. pB 195 v.l.pB 198, l.pB 199 gy.rP 245 v.V 205 Campanula Violet Campanula Purple Camwood (same as Rasp- berry Red) Canard Canary-bird Green (same as Pyrite Yellow) Canary Bronze Canary Green (same as Pyrite Yellow) Canary Yellow Canary [Yellow] Capucine, Copper Yel- low, Meline, Quince Yellow Canary Yellow Canary Yellow Pale Lemon Yellow, Primrose Yellow Canary Yellow (Eng) Soft Yellow (Y&D 4) Canary Yellow (Eng) (USA 128) Candida Candida Candy Pink Source Canna Antique Red, Chaudron, Rembrandt's Madder Cannon. Canterbury Canton Canton [Blue) Holland Blue, Orion Canton Jade Samara Canyon Plum Violet Canyon, Grand (see Grand Canyon) Canyon Brown (QM) Cappagh (same as Rus- sian Calf) Cappah Brown (same as Russian Calf) Capri Capri Blue Capri Blue Caprice Caprice Caprice Lavender. Caprice Pink Capsicum Red Capucine (same as Canary [Yellow)) Capucine Buff Capucine Buff Capucine Lake Damonico, Monicon Capucine Madder Capucine Orange Capucine Orange Capucine Red Capucine Yellow Capucine Yellow Caput Mortuum (same as Coromandel) Caraibe (same as Brown Sugar) Caramel Caramel Caramel Brown Caramel Cream Caravan Carbuncle London Brown Cardinal Cardinal F2325 F3355 M P TC P P M TC ISCC-NBS color des- ignation with serial number from sec. 14 gy.rP 245 m.R 15 d.bG 165, d.gB 174 d.Y88 v.Y 82 d.Y 88 v.Y 82 m.Y 87 v.Y 82, brill.Y 83 l.gY 101 I.Y86 I.Y86 l.gy.pR 261 m.pPk 250 deep Pk 3. s.yPk 26, deep yPk 27 m.rO 37, d.rO 38, gyrO 39, m.rBr 43 blackish G 152 s.V 207 m.bG 164 d.B 183 m.bG 164 d.R 16, d.pR 259 gy.Br 61 m.Br 58 m.Br 58 s.gB 169 s.bG 160, s.gB 169 m.gB 173 v.rP 236 v.p.P 226 pWhite 231 m.rP 241, m.pR 258 v.rO 34 m.Y 87 p.OY 73 I.OY 70, m.OY 71, p.OY 73 s.yPk 26, m.rO 37, s.O 50, m.O 53 m.O 53 m.O 53 m.O 53 v.yPk25, s.r0 35 m.O 53 s.OY 68 m.rBr 43 m.Br 58, gy.Br 61, m.yBr 77, gy.yBr 80 brO 54, I.Br 57 I.Br 57 m.Br 58, d.Br 59 p.OY 73 Lgy.rBr 45 d.gy.rBr 47 v.R 11, s.R 12, deep R 13, m.R 15, d.R 16 deep R 13 Color name Dark Cardinal Roselustre Dark Cardinal Cardinal Red Cardinal [Red] Carmine Carmine.. _ Animal Rouge, Ball Lake, Carmine Lake, Chinese Lake, Flor- entine Lake, Ham- burg Lake, Lake, Munich Lake, Roman Lake, Venetian Lake, Vienna Lake Carmine Carmine Carmine Carmine, Brown (see Brown Carmine) Carmine, Burnt (see Burnt Carmine) Carmine, Cadmium (see Cadmium Carmine) Carmine, Dahlia (see Dahlia Carmine) Dark Carmine Carmine, Indico (see Indico Carmine) Carmine, Madder (see Madder Carmine) Carmine, Rose (see Rose Carmine) Carmine, Violet (see Vi- olet Carmine) Carmine, Yellow (see Yel- low Carmine) Carmine Lake (same as Carmine) Carmine Lake Carmine Rose Carmine Rose Carnation (same as Putty). Carnation, Pink (see Pink Carnation) Carnation Green Carnation (Red] Carnation Rose Carnelian (same as Cop- per) Carnelian Red Carnelian Red Carnival Red Carnival Red (same as Tomato Red) Carob Brown (same as Russian Calf) Carob Brown Caroubier (same as Rus- sian Calf) Carrara Green Carrot Red Carrot Red Carrot Red Carthamus Red (same as Artillery) Carthamus Rose (same as Artillery) Source TC H M H M TC S M M M, R S M M S R M M S ISCC-NBS color des- ignation with serial number from sec. 14 d.R 16 d.R 16 v.R 11 v.R 11 v.R 11 v.R 11, s.R 12 v.R 11 v.Pk 1, s.Pk 2, deep Pk 3, d.Pk 6, v.R 11, s.R 12, deep R 13, m.R 15. gy.R 19, v.pR 254, s.pR 255, deep pR 256, m.pR 258 v.R 11 v.R 11, m.R !5 v.R 11, s.R 12 v.R 11, s.R 12, m.R 15, s.pR 255, m.pR258 v.Pk 1, deep Pk 3 v.Pk 1, s.Pk 2, deep Pk 3. v.R 11, s.R 12, m.R 15, gy.R 19, deep yPk 27, deep pPk 248, s.pR 255, m.pR 258 p.Y 89, gy.Y90 gGy 155 m.R 15 s.Pk 2 gy.rO 39 m.rO 37 s.rO 35 s.R 12 v.R 11 m.Br 58 d.rBr 44 m.Br 58 d.G 146 s.O 50, m.O 53 s.O 50, m.O 53 m.r0 37 v.R 11 v.R 11 99 Color name Cartouche (same as Oak- wood) Cartridge Buff (same as Putty) Cartridge Buff Cascade Cashew (same as Auburn) Cashew Lake (same as Auburn) Cashew Nut (same as Winter Leaf) Cashoo (same as Auburn) Casino Pink Madder Pink, Rose Madder Cassel Brown (same as Vandyke Brown) Cassel Earth (same as Vandyke Brown) Cassel Yellow (same as Lemon [Yellow]) Casserole (same as Rustic Brown) Castaneous (same as Chestnut) Castaneus ISCC-NBS color des- ignation with serial number from sec. 14 Castellon (same as Cor- dova) Castile Earth (same as Vandyke Brown) Castilian Brown Brown Madder, Co- lumbian Red, Madder Brown, Old Cedar, Tanagra Castilian Red Cochineal, Dutch Scar- let, Fire Scarlet, Gob- lin Scarlet Castillian Blue Castor Castor Castor, Mauve(see Mauve Castor) Castor, Rose (see Rose Castor) Castor Gray Castor Grey Catalpa Catawba Catawba Catchup Cate (same as Auburn)... Catechu (same as Au- burn) Cathay (same as Yuca- tan) Cathedral (same as Grape). Cathedral Cathedral Blue Cattail Caf6 Noir, Musk Cattleya Caucasia Cauldron Morocco Red, Redwood Cavalry (same as Deep Chrome Yellow) Cedar Cedar Cedar.. Cedar, Dusty (see Dusty Cedar) Cedar, Old (see Old Cedar) Cedar, Spanish (seeSpan- ish Cedar) Cedarbark Cedar Bough... P M TC M M, P R M M M TC T M M m.Br 58 p.Y 89, gy.Y 90 p.Y 89 l.bG 163 m.Br 58 m.Br 58 gy.Br 61 m.Br 58 S.pR 255 m.Br 58 m.Br 58 brill.Y 83, s.Y 84, I.Y 86, m.Y 87 m.rBr 43 gy.Br 61 m.rBr 43, d.rBr 44, gy.rBr 46, d.gy.rBr 47 m.rBr 43 m.Br 58 m.rBr 43 v.R 11 Color name Source s.B 178 brGy 64 brGy 64 gGy 155, med.Gy 265 d.gGy 156 gy.P 228 v.d.R 17, blackish R 21 d.pR 259 m.R 15, deep rO 36, d.rO 38 m.Br 58 m.Br 58 brO 54, s.yBr74 d.V 212 v.d.P 225, blackish P 230 m.B 182, m.pB 200 d.gy.yBr 81 m.P 223 gy.yBr 80 d.R 16, s.rBr40, m.rBr 43 m.OY 71 gy.rBr 46 m.YG 120 gy.R 19, m.rBr 43 gy.R 19, m.rBr 43 m.YG 120 Cedar Green.. _ Cedre Cedar Green. ._ Cedar Rose Cedar Wood Tokay Cedre (same as Cedar Green) Celadon Celadon Gray Celadon Green Seladon Green Celadon Green Celadon Tint. Celandine Green Celandine Green Light Celandine Green Celest Celestial Celestial Blue Celestial Blue Celestial Yellow Cellini Cement National Grey Cendre Blue Cendre Green _ Light Cendre Green Pale Cendre Green Cendrillon _. Centennial Brown Pygmalion Centre Blue (same as Ceramic) Ceramic Air Blue, Armenian Stone, Blue Ashes, Blue Bice. Blue Ver- diter, Centre Blue, Chessylite Blue, English 'Blue, Hun- garian Blue, Lam- bert's Blue, Lime Blue, Mineral Blue, Mountain Blue, San- der's Blue, Saunder's Blue, Stone Blue I Ceramic ! Ceres 1 Ceres '< Cerise ! Cerise || Cerise Pink Cerise Rose Cerro Green Cerro Green Certosa Cerulean (same as Sky Blue) Cerulean Blue (same as Caeruleum) Cerulean Blue. Cerulean Blue Bright Cerulean Blue Dark Cerulean Blue Deep Cerulean Blue Light Cerulean Blue Light Cerulean Blue Pale Cerulean Blue,. Vivid Cerulean Blue Cerulein Blue CGruse Ceylon Blue Ceylon Blue Chaetura Black.. ._ Chaetura Black ISCC-NES color des- ignation with serial number fiom sec. 14 Color name Source ISCC-NBS color des- ignation with serial number from sec. 14 m.OIG 125 m.YG 120, gy.R 19 m.rBr 43 m.OIG 125 i Chaetura Drab (same as Bear) m.OIG 125 Chaetura Drab Chalcedony Yellow Chalcedony Yellow I Bright Chalcedony Yellow gGy 155 p.pB 203 v.p.G 148, p.G 149 gy.YG 122, p.G 149 gy.YG 122 gy.YG 122, m.yG136, p.G 149 v.p.G 148 gy.G 150 p.G 149 l.gGy 154. gy.B 186, m.B 182 P.B185 brill.B 177, brill. pB 195 I.Y 86, p.Y 89 v.rP 236. v.pR 254 med.Gy 265 brill.gB 168 bnll.yG 130 brill.yG 130, l.yG 135 I.YG 119, p.YG 121 d.gy.G 151, d.bGy 192 s.yBr 74, l.yBr 76, m.yBr 77 m.B 182 m.B 182 Light Chalcedony Yellow. . PaleChalcedony Yellow... Chalet Red.. Chalk Blue Chalk Pink Chalk Violet Chalky Blue Chamois Chamois Skin Chamois Chamois Chamois Chamois Skin (same as Chamois) Chamois Yellow. Chamoline(sameas Buck- thorn Brown) Champagne ; Belleek Champagne Champagne Champagne Buff. Chantilly Chantilly j Chapman's Blue. ! Charcoal Charcoal Charcoal Gray Charcoal Grey (same as Pelican) Chardon Charles X Charm m.gB 173, m.B 182 m.O 53 I.Y 86 m.R 15 v.pR 254, deep pR 256 s.pR 255 deep Pk 3 m.YG 120 m.OIG 125 d.gY 103. I.OI 106, m.YG 120 LB 181, I. pB 199 v.gB 167, v.B 176 s.B 178 s.gB 169, I.B 181. m.B 182 s.gB 169, m.B 182 d.gB 174, gy.B 186 deep gB 170, m.gB 173, d.gB 174, m.B 182 I.B 181 brill.gB 168, s.gB 169, I.B 181 v.l.B 180, I.B 181 s.gB 169 s.B 178 I.OIGy 112 d.gB 174 gy.B 186 Black 267 d.gy.yBr 81 | Charm Charm Pink... I Charm School. Chartreuse Chartreuse Chartreuse Bright Chartreuse Light Chartreuse.. Pale Chartreuse.. Vivid Chartreuse. . Chartreuse Green. Chartreuse Green Olive Yellow Chartreuse Green. Chartreuse Tint Chartreuse Yellow Chartreuse Yellow Chartreuse Yellow Chartreuse Yellow Bright Chartreuse Yellow Light Chartreuse Yellow. Chasseur (same as Hunter (Green)) Chaste Chateau. Chateau Grey (same as Frost Grey) Chatemuc (same as Sul- tan) R M R R R R M T TC P S M R T TC M P M P TC P M P R P T T M M M P408 P840 P P M T TC T d.Gy 266 brGy 64 LgY 101 l.gY 101 brill.YG 116, I.YG 119 LgY 101 p.gY 104 gy.R 19 p.B 185 m.Pk5 I.V 210, p.V 214 p.B 185 gy.Y 90 m.Y 87 gy.Y 90 m.Y 87 gy.Y 90 l.yBr 76 s.yBr 74, m.OY 71, d.OY 72, l.yBr 76, m.yBr 77, d.Y 88, d.gy.Y91, I.OIBr 94 P.OY73, Lgy.yBr79, gy.Y 90, yGy93 p.Y 89 p.OY 73 p.Y 89 I.G 144 I.G 144 m.B 182 d. gy.Br 62, Black 267 d.gy.B187,d.gy.P229, d.pGy 234 d.Gy 266, Black 267 d.Gy 266 d.pR 259 d.pR 259 s.Pk 2, I.Pk 4, l.pPk 249 v.l.gB 171 s.pPk 247 p.rP 244, l.gy.pR 261 brill. gY 98, s.gY99, l.gY 101, m.gY 102 s.YG 117, m.YG 120 s.gY 99 v.YG 115, brill.YG 116, s.YG 117 brill.YG 116, I.YG 119 I.YG 119, p.YG 121 v.YG 115 brill.YG 116 d.gY 103 v.YG 115, brill.YG 116 p.YG 121 l.gY 101, m.gY 102 brill.gY 98 LgY 101 s.gY 99, m.gY 102 v.gY 97, brill.gY 98, s.gY 99 brill.gY 98, LgY 101, v.d.yG 138 s.gY 99, m.gY 102 White 263 l.gB 172 med.Gy 265 m.R 15 100 Color name Chatenay Pink Chatenay Pink Chaudron (same as Canna) Checkerberry (same as Afghan Red) Cheddar Cheese Cheer Cheerful Yellow Chelsea Yellow Chemic Blue Saxon Chemic Green (same as Bremen Blue) Cherokee (same as Tile Red) Cherry... Cherry Cherry Red, Phantom Red Cherry (same as Spectra Red) Cherry Cherry Cherry, Wild (see Wild Cherry) Cherry Bloom Cherry Blossom __ Hebe Cherry Pink Cherry Red (same as Cherry) Cherry Red Bright Cherry Red (same as Scarlet) Light Cherry Red Cherry Rose Light Cherry Rose Cherry Wine Cherub Orient Pink Chessyhte Blue (same as Ceramic) Chessylite Blue Dark Chessylite Blue Chestnut Brown Bay, Brown- stone, Castaneous, Marone, Macron, Marrone Chestnut. _. Chestnut, Golden (see Golden Chestnut) Chestnut-Brown Chestnut Brown Chestnut Brown Spice Brown Chevreuse Oakheart Chianti Antique Ruby Chickadee Gray (same as Sea Hawk) Chicle. Sarouk Chicory Chicory Blue (same as Smoke Grey) Chicory Blue (same as Chicory) Chicory Blue Deep Chicory Blue Light Chicory Blue Chili Chill Chimney Red Apple-fallow China Blue Mikko China Blue China Pink Source T TC M M M T M T T T T T T M ISCC-NBS color des- ignation with serial number from sec. 14 R M R S T M M M M M M(28A2) M(42B7) R R R T P M l.yPk 28, m.yPk 29 m.Pk 5, m.yPk 29 m.rO 37, d.rO 38, gy.rO 39, m.rBr 43 v.Rll m.OY 71 v.Y 82 p.Y 89, yWhite 92 l.gY 101. p.gY 104 d.gB 174 m.bG 164 m.rO 37 v.R 11 v.rO 34 v.R 11 s.R 12, m.R 15 s.pR 255 s.yPk 26 m.R 15 m.Pk 5 v.rO 34 v.Rll, S.R12, m.R 15 v.R 11, s.R 12 s.R 12 deep Pk 3, m.R 15 s.Pk 2, deep Pk 3 deep R 13, d.R 16 m.yPk 29 m.B 182 m.gB 173, d.gB 174, m.B 182, gy.B 186 d.gB 174, m.B 182, d.B 183, gy.B 186 gy.Br 61 m.rBr 43 m.rBr 43, gy.rBr 46 d.rO 38 m.Br 58 gy.R 19, m.rBr 43 deep R 13 OIGy 113 gy.Br 61 p.pB 203 p.YG 121 p.pB 203 l.pB 199, I.V 210 brill.V 206 I.V 210 m.rO 37 brill. bG 159 deep R 13, m.R 15 m.B 182, gy.B 186 m.B 182 deep pPk 248, s.pR 255 Color name Source ISCC-NBS color des- ignation with serial number from sec. 14 China Rose China Rose China Rose China Sea Chinchilla Chin-Chin Blue Azulin Chinese Coral Chinese Gold Chinese Green Lo-kao Chinese Green (same as Mint) Chinese Lake (same as Carmine) Chinese Orange Japanese Yellow Chinese Red (same as Bit- tersweet) Chinese Red (same as Indian Red) Chinese Red Lacquer Red, Paprica Chinese Rouge (same as Artillery) Chinese Vermilion (same as Pimento) Chinese Violet Chinese Violet Chinese Yellow Chinese Yellow (same as Lemon [Yellow|) Chinese Yellow Chinese Yellow. Ch'ing Chinook Rose Pink Chip(same as Sand) Chipmunk Chippendale Afghan, African Brown, Amelie Chiswick Chive Chlonnus Chocolate. Norfolk Chocolate. Chocolate. Chocolate. Chocolate Brown (same as Rembrandt) Chocolate Brown Chocolate Maroon (same as Old Roseleaf) Christmas Green Chromate, Zinc (see Zinc Chromate Deep Chrome Chrome, Lemon (see Lemon Chrome) Chrome, National School Bus (see National School Bus Chrome) Chrome, Orange (see Orange Chrome) Chrome, Oxford (see Ox- ford Chrome) H M P P M M H M M(18A8) M (29L10) M M M (3J12) M (6L12) T M M M R H M (10K3) M (10K6) M (11L7) M M M M M R M, R s.pR 255 m.pR 258 gy.R 19 l.gB 172 med.Gy 265 gy.B 186 S.yPk 26, m.rO 37 brO 54 l.yG 135, I.G 144 d.G 146, d.bG 165 v.R 11, s.R 12 v.yPk25, s.r0 35 deep rO 36, d.rO 38 s.rBr 40 deep rO 36, m.rO 37, d.rO 38 v.R 11 v.R 11 m.P 223 m.P 223 brill.Y 83 brill.Y 83, s.Y 84, I.Y 86, m.Y 87 m.OY 71 m.OY 71 v.B 176 d.rO 38 l.gy.OI 109, I.OIGy 112 s.yBr 74 d.gy.Br 62 d.B 183 m.OIG 125, d.yG 137 m.YG 120, s.yG 131, m.yG 136 d.gy.Br 62 gy.rBr 46 gy.R 19, rGy 22, d.rGy 23, deep rBr 41, gy.rBr 46 d.rGy 23, d.gy.Br 62, brGy 64, d.gy.yBr 81, d.Gy266 d.gy.Br 62 d.gy.rBr 47, d.Br 59, gy.Br 61, d.gy.Br 62, brGy 64, br Black 65, d.yBr 78, d.gy.yBr 81 d.R 16 d.gy.G 151 s.OY 68 Color name Chrome Citron (same as Chrome Lemon) Chrome Green (PC) Chrome Green (same as Transparent Chromium Oxide) Deep Chrome Green Light Chrome Green Windsor Green Medium Chrome Green.. Chrome Lemon Chrome Citron Chrome Orange Chrome Primrose Chrome Scarlet (same as Midnight Sun) Chrome Yellow (PC) (same as Orange Yel- low (AN 506)) Deep Chrome Yellow Cavalry Light Chrome Yellow Light Chrome Yellow Cologne Yellow, Gall- stone, Oxgall, Paris Yellow, Ultramarine Yellow, Zinc Yellow I Chromium Green Chromium Green Chromium Oxide(Opaque) Opaq Transparent Chromium Oxide Chrome Green, Emer- aude, [French| Vero- nese Green, Viridian Chrysanthemum Turkish Crescent Red Chrysanthemum Crimson. Chrysanthemum Yellow. . . Chrysocolla Green Chrysocollo (same as Malachite Green) Chrysolite Green.. Source ISCC-NBS color des- ignation with serial number from sec. 14 Chrysolite Green Chrysolite Green Deep Chrysolite Green... Chrysopraise Green Chrysoprase [Green] Chukker Brown Mummy Brown, Tama- rack Chutney Cigarette Antique Brown Cinderella Cinder [Grey) (same as Silver-Wing) Cineraria Cineraria Cinereous Cinereous Dark Cinnabar Green. Cinnamomeus Cinnamon Cinnamon Golden Brown Cinnamon Cinnamon Cinnamon, Light Pinkish (see Light Pinkish Cinnamon) Cinnamon, Pale Pinkish (see Pale Pinkish Cin- namon) Cinnamon, Pinkish (see Pinkish Cinnamon) Cinnamon Brown I.Y 86 v.d.yG 138 s.G 141, m.G 145 d.yG 137 d.yG 137 d.yG 137, d.G 146 I.Y 86 v.rO 34, v.O 48 brill.gY 98, l.gY 101 s.rO 35 v.OY 66, s.OY 68 m.OY 71 v.Y 82 s.Y 84 m.YG 120 m.YG 120 m.yG 136 s.G 141, m.G 145 deep R 13, d.R 16 deep R 13 v.Y 82 bnll.G 140, s.G 141 m.yG 136 m.gY 102, gy.gY 105, m.YG 120 m.YG 120 m.YG 120 m.YG 120 l.yG 135 brill.G 140, I.G 144 gy.Br 61, gy.yBr 80 m.rBr 43 m.Br 58 brill.Y 83 pGy 233 v.pR 254 gy.pR 262 I.Gy 264 l.bGy 190, bGy 191 m.bG 164 m.yPk 29, m.O 53, I.Br 57, m.OY 71, d.OY 72, s.yBr 74, LyBr76, m.yBr 77 I.Br 57, l.yBr 76 br0 54 I.Br 57, d.OY 72 s.yBr 74, l.yBr 76 m.Br 58, m.yBr 77 101 Color name Cinnamon- Btown Cinnamon Brown (same as Adobe Brown) Cinnamon-Buff Cinnamon Cream Cinnamon-Drab Light Cinnamon-Drab Cinnamon Pink Pale Cinnamon-Pink Cinnamon-Rufous Circassian (same as Eng- lish Oak) Citrine Rhubarb Citrine... Citrine, Buffy (see Buffy Citrine) Dark Citrine Dull Citrine Citrine, Yellowish (see Yellowish Citrine) Citrine-Drab Citrino-Viridis Citron Citron, Buff (see Buff Citron) Citron, Chrome (see Chrome Citron) Dusky Citron Citron, 18th Centgry (see 18th Century Citron) Citron, Slate (see Slate Citron) Citron Bronze Citronelle Citron Gray Citron Gray Light Citron Gray Citron Green Citron Green Citron Green _ Citron [Yellow] Cupreous, Curcuma, Gaude Lake, Indian Saffron, Mimosa, Queen's Yellow, Quercitron, Terra Merita, Turbith Min- eral, Turmeric Citron Yellow Citron Yellow Citron Yellow Light Citron Yellow Citrus (same as Sulphur [Yellow]) Civette Green __ Civette Green. Clair de lune Claret Claret Deep Claret Claret Brown Claret Brown Claret Cup Claret Lees Claret |Red| __. Bordeaux |Red] Claret Rose Claret Wine Classic Blue Claver (same as Clover). Source ISCC-NBS color des- ignation with serial number from sec. 14 M R M S TC S R S M M M H T m.Br 58 m.yBr 77 m.OY 71, LyBr 76, m.Y87 p.yPk 31 Lgy.rBr45, l.gy.Br 60 l.gy.rBr 45, l.gy.Br 60 l.rBr 42 l.yPk 28, m.yPk 29, p.yPk 31, brPk33 brO 54 m.Br 58 I.OI 106 I.OI 106, m.OI 107 m.OI 107 I.OI 106, m.OI 107 I.OI 106 m.gY 102, d.gY 103, I.OI 106 gy.gY 105 m.YG 120 m.OIBr 95 brill.gY 98, s.gY 99. LgY 101, m.gY 102 I.OIBr 94. l.gy.OI 109 l.gy.OI 109, I.OIGy 112, gy.YG 122 p.YG 121, gy.YG 122 s.gY 99, m.gY 102 m.gY 102, gy.gY 105 m.gY 102, gy.gY 105 I.Y 86 I.Y86, m.Y87, LgY 101, m.gY 102 brill.gY 98, s.gY 99, LgY 101, m.gY 102 s.gY 99, m.gY 102 brill.gY 98, s.gY 99, LgY 101, m.gY 102 LgY 101 d.yG 137 m.yG 136 p.G 149 d.pPk 251. gy.pR 262 d.pR 259 d.R 16 m.rBr 43 deep R 13, d.R 16, gy.P 228 gy.pR 262 d.pR 259 m.R 15 s.R 12 d.R 16, v.d.R 17, deep rBr 41, d.pR 259 s.gB 169, m.B 182 m.rP 241 Color name Clay _. Clay Bank Clay Color Clay Drab Clear Blue (Y&D 17).... Clematis Clementine Cleopatra Cleopatra Clivia Clochette... Cloisonn§_ _. Cloister _. Cloud Cloud, Coral (see Coral Cloud) Cloud, Gale (see Gale Cloud) Cloud, Night (see Night Cloud) Cloud, Rose (see Rose Cloud) Cloud, Silvei (see Silver Cloud) Cloud, Sky(seeSkyCloud) Cloud Blue Cloud Cream Cloud Gray Cloud Grey (same as Zinc). Cloud Pink Cloudy Amber Golden Green Cloudy Blue Clove... Manchu, Manganese Brown, Mineral Bister, Rangoon, Sherry [Brown] Clove Brown (same as Eagle) Clove Brown Clove Brown Clove Pink Clover Claver, Melilot Clover. Clover, Four-leaf (see Four-leaf Clover) Clover, White (see White Clover) Clover Pink Cobalt Blue Cobalt Blue Cobalt Ultramarine, Leithner's Blue, Ley- den Blue, Olympic Blue, Thenard's Blue, Venetian Blue, Vienna Blue Cobalt Blue (USA) Cobalt Glass (same as Smalt) Cobalt Green Rinnemann's Green, Saxony Green, Smalt Green, Zinc Green Cobalt Green Cobalt Red.... Cobalt Ultramarine (same as Cobalt Blue) Cobalt Violet Cobalt Violet (same as Thistle) Cobalt Yellow (same as Aureolin) Cobblestone... Cobweb Cocci neous (same as Scar- let) Cocher (same as Whip- pet) Source TC M ISCC-NBS color des- ignation with serial number from sec. 14 s.yBr 74, l.yBr 76, m.yBr 77 brO 54 s.yBr 74, m.yBr 77, I.OIBr 94 m.yBr 77, I.OIBr 94 m.gB 173 s.V 207 l.pPk 249 v.B 176 v.p.G 148 m.O 53 m.pB 200, m.V 211 v.B 176, v.pB 194 v.p.G 148, v.p.B 184 gy.B 186 v.p.B 184, LbGy 190 p.Y 89, yWhite 92 v.p.P 226 pGy 233, med.Gy265 gy.Pk 8, p.yPk 31 gy.Y 90, d.gy.Y 91 v.p.B 184 m.Br 58 br.Gy 64 d.gy.yBr 81 m.yBr 77, d.yBr 78, m.OIBr 95 d.R 16 m.rP 241 d.pPk 251 d.pPk 251 v.B 176 s.gB 169 d.B 183 deep B 179, m.B 182 m.yG 136 I.G 144 v.pR 254, s.pR 255 S.gB 169 S.P218 m.P 223 brtll.Y 83. S.Y84 d.Gy 266 l.gyyBr 79 v.Rll m.OIBr 95 ISCC-NBS color des- Color name Source ignation with serial number from sec. 14 Cochin ..... M m.Br 58 Argus Brown, Mars Brown, Moccasin Cochineal (same as Cas- M v.Rll pian Red) Cockatoo . . M M I.Y 86 Cocoa m.Br 58 Apache, Sahara, Sienna Brown, Teak |Brown|, Turtle Cocoa _. . TC M m.rBr 43 Cocoa, New (see New Cocoa) Cocoa Bronze P M I.OI 106 Cocoa Brown . m.Br 58 Burel, Malay, Mehal, Pueblo Cocoa Brown P T I.Br 57 Cocoa Brown m.rBr 43, gy.rBr 46, m.Br 58 Cocobala (same as Ber- M gy.R 19, gy.rBr 46 lin Brown) Coconut M gy.Br 61 Ascot Tan, Brown Stone, Kermanshah, Marocain, Warm Sepia Coconut Brown (same as M m.Br 58 Burnt Almond) Cod Grey . M gy.OI 110, OIGy 113 Fish Grey Coeruleum (same as M v.gB 167, v.B 176 Caeruleum) Coffee. M T m.Br 58 Coffee d.yBr 78, d.gy.yBr 81, d.OIBr 96 Cognac M m.Br 58 Colcothar (same as Coro- M m rBr 43 mandel) Cold Morn ... P M p.V 214, p.P 227 Colewort Green (same as gGy 155 Cabbage Green) Colibri (same as Hum- M m.bG 164 mingbird) Collie (same as Olive M gy.yBr 80 Wood) Cologne Brown (same as M m.Br 58 Vandyke Brown) Cologne Earth (same as M m.Br 58 Vandyke Brown) Cologne Yellow (same as M S.Y84 Light Chrome Yellow) Colonial M deep B 179, d.B 183, deep pB 197, m.pB 200 Colonial Blue. . P T M R R d.B 183 Colonial Blue .. m.gB 173, gy.B 186 Colonial Buff I.Y 86, p.Y 89 Colonial Buff I.Y 86 Deep Colonial Buff m.Y87 Colonial Cream. . P P p.Y 89 Colonial Exterior Green... m.G 145 Colonial Rose . . M l.gy.R 18. gy.R 19 Colonial Rose . .. T T deep Pk 3, m.R 15 Light Colonial Rose... .. d.Pk 6 Colonial Yellow M T M m.Y87 Colonial Yellow _.. brill.Y 83, I.Y 86 Color, California (see California Color) Color, Clay (see Clay R Color) Color, Cream (see Cream R Color) Color, Fawn (see Fawn R Color) Color, Flesh (see Flesh R Color) Color, Isabella (see Isa- R bella Color) Color, Pale Flesh (see R Pale Flesh Color) Color, Pale Salmon (see R PaleSalmon Color) Color, Rose (see Rose R Color) 102 Color name Color, Salmon (see Sal- mon Color) [Color], Slate (see Slate [Color]) Color, Slate (see Slate Color) Color, Wax (see Wax Color) Colour, Mast (see Mast Colour) Colour, Sky (see Sky Colour) Columbia Columbia Blue Columbia Blue.. Light Columbia Blue Columbian Red (same as Castilian Brown) Columbine [Blue] Columbine [Red] Dove Comet.. Commelina Blue Commelina Blue Commodore Como Conch Shell Conclude.- Concord Condor (same as Tiffin) Confetti Sunglow Congo Congo Blue Congo [Brown] Antwerp Brown, As- phaltum, Bitumen, Egyptian Brown, Jew's Pitch, Mineral Pitch, Mummy, Spalte, Spaltum Congo Brown Congo Pink Congo Pink Light Congo Pink. Pale Congo Pink Conifer Continental Blue Continental Blue Cookie Cool Eve Coolie Copen Blue Bright Copen Blue Copen Blue, Dusty (see Dusty Copen Blue) Light Copen Blue Copenhagen... Copenhagen [Blue) Copper Carnehan, Copper Red, Cornelian Red, Wax Red Copper Copper Copper Blue (same as Murillo) Copper Bronze... Copper Brown Armenian Red Copper Brown Light Copper Brown(same as Russet) Copper Cream Copper Green (same as Malachite Green) Copper leaf Copper Lustre. Source ISCC-NBS color des- ignation with serial number from sec. 14 P M P M P M T T T T TC M M s.B 178 p.B 185 I.B 181, m.B 182 I.B 181 m.rBr 43 m.pB200, m.V211 d.pR 259 d.B 183 m.B 182 v.pB 194 v.pB 194 m.gB 173 s.yPk 26 yWhite 92 d.V 212 m.yBr 77 deep Pk 3, m.R 15 m.rBr 43 gy.B 186 d.gy.yBr 81 s.Br 55, m.Br 58 gy.rO 39 s.yPk26, m.yPk29 l.yPk 28, m.yPk 29 l.yPk 28, m.yPk 29, p.yPk31, gy.yPk32 gy.OIG 127 d.gy.P 229, pBlack 235 d.pGy 234 m.Br 58 p.G 149 m.pB200, d.pB 201 s.B 178, I.B 181, m.B 182 brill. B 177, s.B 178 I.B 181 gy.B 186 gy.B 186, gy.pB 204 gy.rO 39 m.O 53, m.rO 37 m.rO 37, brO 54 m.B 182 brO 54 s.Br 55 m.rBr 43, s.Br 55 s.Br 55 p.yPk 31 m.yG 136 m.rBr 43 s.Br 55 Color name Copper Red (same as Copper) Copper Rose (same as Rose of Picardy) Copper Tan Copper Yellow (same as Canary (Yellow)) Copra (same as Mauve Taupe) Coptic (same as Kazak). Coquelicot (same as Pon- ceau) Coquette.. Coquette Coral Coral. Coral Coral, Amber (see Amber Coral) Coral, Burnt (see Burnt Coral) Coral, Chinese (see Chi- nese Coral) Coral, Dusty (see Dusty Coral) Coral, Golden (see Golden Coral) Coral, Old (see Old Coral) Coral, Pink (see Pink Coral) Coral, Queen (see Queen Coral) Coral, Shell (see Shell Coral) Coralbell Coral Blush Coral Blush Coral Cloud Coral Gold Corallinus Coral Pink Coral Pink Coral Pink Coral Pink Coral Pink.. Bright Shell Pink, Pastel Pink Coral [Red] Coral Red. Coral Red... Light Lacquer Red Bright Coral Red.. Light Coral Red Light Coral Red (same as Nasturtium Red) Coral Rose Coral Rose Bright Coral Rose Light Coral Rose Coral Sands Corcir (same as Orchil). Cordova _ Boreal, Castellon Cordovan... Woodland Brown Cordovan Corial (same as Rose Dawn) Corinth Corinthian Pink Corinthian Pink Corinthian Purple Corinthian Purple Dark Corinthian Purple. Corinthian Red Corinthian Red Deep Corinthian Red Source ISCC-NBS color des- ignation with serial number from sec. 14 M M M P P T TC P P H T P M, P M P P M M gy.rO 39 m.R 15 l.rBr 42 m.Y 87 d.rGy 23 m.rBr 43 v.R 11, v.r0 34 s.yPk 26, m.yPk 29 p.pPk 252 deep Pk 3 m.R 15, m.rO 37 s.Pk 2 m.R 15, m.rO 37 s.yPk 26, deep yPk 27, m.rO 37 I.Pk 4, l.yPk 28 l.yPk 28 m.rO 37 deep Pk 3, m.R 15, s.rO 35, m.rO 37 deep yPk 27 m.yPk 29 s.yPk 26 s.yPk 26 m.yPk 29 deep Pk 3 m.rO 37 deep rO 36, m.rO 37 v.rO 34, s.rO 35 m.rO 37 s.rO 35 deep Pk 3 deep Pk 3, m.R 15, m.rO 37 s.rO 35, m.rO 37 s.yPk 26 m.yPk 29, gy.yPk 32 m.pR 258 m.rBr 43 d.gy.yBr 81, Black 267 d.gy.R 20, d.rGy 23, d.rBr 44, d.gy.rBr 47 m.yPk 29, l.rBr 42 gy.pR 262 m.Pk 5, l.gy.R 18 m.Pk 5 d.pR 259, gy.pR 262 d.pR 259 d.pR 259 gy.R 19 gy.R 19 gy.R 19 Color name Light Corinthian Red Cork Cork (same as Orchil)... Cork Corker (same as Orchil) . Cork Tan. Corkur (same as Orchil). Corn Sauterne Corn, Golden (see Golden Corn) Cornelian Red (same as Copper) Cornflower Blue ... Cornflower (Blue) Ragged Sailor Cornflower Blue Cornflower Blue Cornflower Blue Light Cornflower Blue Cornhusk ._ Veau d'or Cornsilk Coromandel Angel Red, Caput Mor- tuum.Colcothar, Eng- lish Red, Florence Earth, Tuscany Coronation Coronation (same as Royal Violet) Coronet Blue Corsage Green Corsage Pink Corsair Corsair Corsican Blue Corydalis Corydalis Green Corydalis Green Cosmic Blue Cosmos _ Cosmos Pink. Cossack Cossack Green Cossack Green Cosse Green Cosse Green Cotch (same as Auburn). Cotinga Purple (same as Imperial) Cotinga Purple Cotrine Courge Green Courge Green Court Gray Court Grey Covert Brown Covert Gray Dark Covert Gray Covert Tan Cowboy (same as New Bronze) Cowslip . Zinc Orange Cowslip Crabapple. Crab Apple Crab Pink Cracker Crag (same as English Grey) Cranberry Ruby Crane Prince Grey Crash Source ISCC-NBS color des- ignation with serial number from sec. 14 R d.Pk 6 M(12B7) I.Br 57 M(53K5) m.pR 258 TC M T M M H M R T TC T P M TC P M M T M M I.Br 57 m.pR 258 I.Br 57 m.pR 258 m.Y 87 gy.rO 39 v.pB 194 m.pB 200 v.pB 194 s.pB 196 s.pB 196 l.pB 199, m.pB 200, I.V210, m.V211 p.OY 73, l.yBr 76 I.Y 86 m.rBr 43 d.rP 242, d.pR 259 d.pR 259 m.B 182 I.G144, l.bG 163 p.pPk 252 d.B 183. d.gy.B 187 m.pB 200. d.pBj.201. d.V 212 I.YG 119, p.YG 121 gy.YG 122 I.YG 119, p.YG 121 m.B 182 d.pPk 251 v.l.P 221, v.p.P 226 gy.G 150 d.yG 137 m.OIG 125, gy.OIG 127 m.YG 120 s.YG 117 m.Br 58 deep P 219, d.P 224, deep rP 238, d.rP 242 deep P 219, m.P223 d.OY72, LyBr76 d.gY 103, I.OI 106, m.YG 120 m.YG 120 v.p.G 148 v.p.G 148 m.OIBr 95, gy.OI 110 I.OIGy 112 I.OIGy 112, OIGy 113 I.OIBr 94, l.gy.OI 109 m.Br 58, gy.Br 61, m.yBr 77, gy-yBr 80 s.O 50, m.O 53 1.0 52 m.rO 37 s.rO 35 I.Pk 4, p.Pk7 l.yBr 76 OIGy 113 deep R 13, m.R 15 pGy 233 gy.Y 90, d.gy.Y 91, I.OIBr 94, l.gy.OI 109 103 Color name ISCC-NBS color des- ignation with serial number from sec. 14 Color name Source Crawshay Red M d.rO 38, s.Br 55 Crowshay Red, English Red, Forest of Dea n Red Crayon Blue M gy.B 186 TC l.yG 135 gy.Y 90 gy.Y 90 Cream (Eng 127) F Cream (MA) ... F Cream (USA 127) (same F gy.Y 90 as Aircraft Cream (AN 507)) Cream. __ .. .. M p.Y 89 Cream... _. P yWhite 92 Cream. T p.Y 89 Cream . TC yWhite 92 Cream, Aircraft (see Air- F craft Cream) Cream, Airy (see Airy P Cream) Cream. Almond (see Al- P mond Cream) Cream, Apricot (see Apri- P cot Cream) Cream, Blackberry (see P Blackberry Cream) Cream, Caramel (see P Caramel Cream) Cream, Cinnamon (see P Cinnamon Cream) Cream, Cloud (see Cloud P Cream) Cream, Colonial (see P Colonial Cream) Cream, Copper (see Cop- P per Cream) Cream, Dream (see Dream P Cream) Cream, Dutch (see Dutch P Cream) Cream, Ecru (see Ecru P Cream) Cream, Flat (see Flat F Cream) Cream, Flesh (see Flesh P Cream) Cream, Golden (see P Golden Cream) Cream, Ivory (see Ivory F Cream) Cream, Jade (see Jade P Cream) Cream, Jersey (see Jersey P Cream) Cream, Lime (see Lime P Cream) Cream, Misty (see Misty P Cream) Cream, Mustard (see P Mustard Cream) Cream, Orange (see P Orange Cream) Cream, Peach (see Peach P Cream) Cream, Pearl (see Pearl P Cream) Cream, Pewter (see Pew- P ter Cream) Cream, Pistachio (see P Pistachio Cream) Cream, Sunset (see Sun- P set Cream) Cream, Walnut (see Wal- P nut Cream) Cream, Yellow (see Yel- P low Cream) Cream Beige (same as M l.rBr 42, I.Br 57 Tawny Birch) l.gy.Br 60 Cream Blush P p.OY 73 C: