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Azure Blue is a fictional character who was created by Carl Barks for The Walt Disney Company. He first appeared as an evil miser in The Golden Helmet in Donald Duck Four Color #308. In that story, he was revealed to be a descendant of Olaf the Blue and he wanted to find a Golden Helmet so he can be king of North America and make everyone on the continent his slaves, but Donald Duck and his nephews Huey, Dewey and Louie wouldn't let that happen. Azure was assisted by Lawyer Sharky.

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Chambers's Encyclopædia (1868)

A Dictionary of Universal Knowledge

Azure Blue is a pigment prepared by mixing 2 parts of deep blue, 1 of oxide of zinc, and 4 of lead glass ; the latter consisting of 4 parts ...

Chambers's Encyclopaedia (1882)

A Dictionary of Universal Knowledge for the People ...

Azure BLUE is a pigment prepared by mixing 2 parts of deep blue, 1 of oxide of zinc, ...

Chambers's Encyclopædia: Bel.-Chi (1880)

AZURE BLUE is a pigment prepared by mixing 2 parts of deep blue, 1 of oxide of zinc, and 4 01 lead gloss; the latter consisting of 4 ...

United Editors Encyclopedia and Dictionary (1907)

A Library of Universal Knowledge and an Unabridged Dictionary of the English Language ...

AZURE BLUE is a pigment prepared by mixing 2 parts of deep blue, 1 of oxide of zinc, and 4 of lead glass; the latter consisting of 4 parts of minium and 1 of sand. The above azure blue is for skies, but a pigment for more general use is ...

Encyclopaedia Britannica, Or a Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, and Miscellaneous Literature (1810)

Azure blue, as in lapis lazuli, and azure copper ore. - 4. Piolet blue, as in fluor spar, amethyst, and in rock salt. - 5. Lavender blue, as in a variety of porcelain, jasper, and lithomarga. 6. Smast blue, as in light azure copper ore, and blue martial ...

Encyclopedia of Food and Color Additives (1997)

by George A. Burdock

1; Hexacol brilliant blue A; Hidacid azure blue; H.K. Formula No. K. 71 17; Kiton blue AR; Kiton pure blue L; Maple brilliant blue FCF; Neptune blue BRA; Neptune blue BRA concentration; Neptune blue WF; Patent blue AE; Patent blue 2Y; ...

Pigment Compendium: A Dictionary of Historical Pigments (2007)

by Nicholas Eastaugh, Valentine Walsh, Tracey Chaplin, Ruth Siddall

AZURE Blue Synonym, variant or common name Essentialy, azure ...

Encyclopedia of South American Aquatic Insects: Odonata - Zygoptera (2008)

Illustrated Keys to Known Families, Genera, and Species in South America by Charles W. Heckman

The synthorax is pale azure blue with a black middorsal stripe interrupted on each side by a blue antehumeral stripe, which widens ventrad and curls slightly inward. On the second lateral suture, there is a wide oblique black stripe. The coxae ...

The Harvard Encyclopedia (1890)

A Dictionary of Language Arts, Sciences, and General Literature

Azure Blue is a pigment prepared by mixing 2 parts of deep blue, 1 of oxide of zinc, and 4 of lead glass; the latter consisting of 4 parts of minium and 1 of sand. The above azure blue is for skies, but a pigment for more general use is prepared ...

The Edinburgh Encyclopaedia (1832)

Azure blue. 5.5–6.0. Sp. gr. =2.95. Eacternal Characters .-Colour azure-blue, of all degrees of intensity. Found massive, disseminated, in ...

Encyclopaedia Britannica (1817)

Or, A Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, and Miscellaneous Literature ...

Azure blue, as in lapis lazuli, and azure copper ere. 4. Violet blue, as in fluor spar , amethyst, and in rock salt. 5. Lavender blue, as in a variety of Forcelain, jasper, and lithomarga. 6. Smast blue, as in light azure copper ore, and blue martial ...

Dictionary of Gems and Gemology (2013)

by Mohsen Manutchehr-Danai

azure blue; → cobalt blue. azure malachite; same as azurmalachite. azure quartz; a confusing term for a blue variety of quartz, Sapphire quartz or crocidolite. Also called siderite. azure spar; same as ...