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A cotton fabrics glossary (1914)

Frank P. Bennett & Co · Boston, New York, Frank P. Bennett · leaf 356

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the hair being of a uniformlength and color, generally black; themechanism on the loom drawing astrand of hair from the bunch andplacing it in the shed formed by theharness. A herring-bone twill weaveis used in this grade of the cloth.Practically THE SAME EFFECTcan be produced by using a glazedwarp… … Crinoline. effect being a highly polished surfaceto the yarn. Crinoline composed of regular cot-ton yarns is stiffened by weighting the size, in some cases, equals 20 percent of that of the yarns used in con-struction. Crinoline is made generally on theroller or cam loom of l-20s to l-26scotton…

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