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Costume design and illustration (1918)

Traphagen, Ethel, b. 1884 · New York, John Wiley & sons, inc.; [etc., etc.] · leaf 75

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gn. A new cylinder, as we have said above,is 16 inches in circumference. AMien amanufacturer wants no more goods printedfrom a ceitain pattern, the cylin<ler ispolished off and engraved with a new piil-tern. AVith each polishing a thicknes> nlcopper is removed, and the circumfereiK tof the… … TEXTILE DESIGNING one-third or one-fourth its size tobecome practicable for printing. Mostcommercial designers work on a 7|-inchsquare for silk. The above refers to the printing ofsilks. For printing cottons, the sameprocess is used. A cotton printingroller, however, is 18 inches in cir-cumference…

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