A cotton fabrics glossary; containing instructions for the manufacture of every known grade and variety of cotton fabrics .. (1907)
Bennett, Frank P. and company. [from old catalog] · Boston, New York [etc.] F.P. Bennett & co., inc · leaf 12
case. These cloths (medium grade) arenot made as strong and compact asthe first quality; the particulars beingas follows: Warp: 14 ends per 1 in., % cotton, 7X 2 dent reed. Filling: 12 picks per-1 in., % cot-ton. The weave is generally a semi-fancyone, i. e.. plain weave for 2 in. or 3 in.and then… … Repeat several times. The cheapest qualities are much.lighter in weight and more open in tex-ture, the particulars being as follows: Warp: 8 ends per 1 in., % cotton, 8dent reed x 2; mess every other dent. Filling: 7 picks per 1 in., % cotton. The weave is generally a gauze one,one that is largely…
Cotton manufacture
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