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Some things to remember in judging fabrics (1929)

United States. Department of Agriculture, United States. Office of Cooperative Extension Work, United States. Bureau of Home Economics · Washington D.C.: United States Department of Agriculture · leaf 2

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■ - S, D, Series of SOME THINGS TO-REMEMBER IN JUDGING FABRICS (EDUCATIONAL} ULLUSTIKriONS> 29222-B 29232-B Long floats, when unbound, are in danger of being caught and An excessive amount of slippage is shown by pulling the fabric \ r%sm torn, thus weakening the fabric between the hands m I ’ v. … 19967-C 20443-C 20433-C Fabrics containing cords heavier than the adjacent yarns do not Worn places result from improperly produced discharge pattern A poor or weak selvage results in wear so long as those containing more even yarns breakage 29078-B 20442-C 20617-C Clipped dots are likely to be…

Textile fabrics Quality Evaluation Posters · Textile fabrics

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