The 1940s and World War II brought soil-hiding khaki and olive green, as well as patriotic reds and blues. Doing its part for the war effort, the American textile industry even restricted the number of colors available for fabric, thus suppressing the appetite for new colors and new clothes every season. Brighter colors started to return after the war years, though the political and social influences of the time kept colors relatively restrained.

White - 0 1883	Old Ivory - 05 1927 - 1944	Tuscan - 01 1929 - 1953	Autumn Brown - 11 1927 - 1944	Peachblow - 10 1934 - 1973
Cerulean Blue - 08 1938 - 1986	Spring Green - 15 1927 - 1944	Spruce Green - 02 1945 - 1972	Lavender - 03 1927 - 1944	Rouge - 09 1931 - 1944

Due to differences in monitors, technical factors, and characteristics of some of our finishes, the colors shown here cannot be represented with all their true qualities. The color samples should only be considered a guide.