(1596). A profitable booke declaring dyuers approoued remedies, to take out spotts and staines, in silkes, veluets, linnen, and wollen clothes: With diuers colours how to die veluets and silkes, linnen and woollen fustian and threade. Also to dresse leather, and to colour felles. How to gild, graue, sowder, and vernishe. And to harden and make soft yron and steele. Very necessarie for all men, specially for those which hath or shall haue any doings therein: with a perfect table hereunto, to find all things readie, not the like reuealde in Englishe heretofore. Taken out of Dutche, and Englished by L.M. Hy [sic] homas Purfoot, dwelling in the newe Rents.
Chicago-Zitierstil (17. Ausg.)A Profitable Booke Declaring Dyuers Approoued Remedies, to Take Out Spotts and Staines, in Silkes, Veluets, Linnen, and Wollen Clothes: With Diuers Colours How to Die Veluets and Silkes, Linnen and Woollen Fustian and Threade. Also to Dresse Leather, and to Colour Felles. How to Gild, Graue, Sowder, and Vernishe. And to Harden and Make Soft Yron and Steele. Very Necessarie for All Men, Specially for Those Which Hath or Shall Haue Any Doings Therein: With a Perfect Table Hereunto, to Find All Things Readie, Not the like Reuealde in Englishe Heretofore. Taken Out of Dutche, and Englished by L.M. Imprinted at London: Hy [sic] homas Purfoot, dwelling in the newe Rents, 1596.
MLA-Zitierstil (9. Ausg.)A Profitable Booke Declaring Dyuers Approoued Remedies, to Take Out Spotts and Staines, in Silkes, Veluets, Linnen, and Wollen Clothes: With Diuers Colours How to Die Veluets and Silkes, Linnen and Woollen Fustian and Threade. Also to Dresse Leather, and to Colour Felles. How to Gild, Graue, Sowder, and Vernishe. And to Harden and Make Soft Yron and Steele. Very Necessarie for All Men, Specially for Those Which Hath or Shall Haue Any Doings Therein: With a Perfect Table Hereunto, to Find All Things Readie, Not the like Reuealde in Englishe Heretofore. Taken Out of Dutche, and Englished by L.M. Hy [sic] homas Purfoot, dwelling in the newe Rents, 1596.