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A cotton fabrics glossary (1914)

Frank P. Bennett & Co · Boston, New York, Frank P. Bennett · leaf 573

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erappearance. Being a type of fabric of universaluse in civilized countries, for all class-es of people, quilts are necessarilymade in widely varying qualities.They are also made in varying singleand compound structures of cloth, andin varying types of designs. THREE PRINCIPAL TYPES. Three of the… … Fig. 1. which the extra yarns are generallyused for the purpose of adding weightand at the same time producing anembossed pattern on the face. The third is a double cloth, reversi-ble, with some types of designs inwhich each of the single cloths alter-nate from one side of the quilt to theother,…

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