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How World War I Created the Army Olive Green We Know Today
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How World War I Created the Army Olive Green We Know Today
Color occurs naturally, but most of the color in our modern world is manufactured. Margarine makers, for instance, didn’t just forage prepackaged yellow dye from some mountain meadow. Even if the raw materials for that dye were from a meadow, the colorant itself, in its liquid gold form, was carefully, lovingly synthesized. The production of colorants—dyes, in particular—was a global concern. German dye manufacturers reigned supreme prior to the…
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