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Wool substitutes (1922)

Beaumont, Roberts, 1862-1924 · London, New York [etc.] Sir I. Pitman & sons, ltd. · leaf 144

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criptcolour, such as a dingy grey—brownish, greenish orbluish in tone. Four examples are appended in blends of this class. They are suggestive, in material composition and in shade quality, of the sorts of mixture yarns obtainable in the lower grades of woollen cloth manufacture— Blend I. Tinted… … ,^-i,.^,„^:^ai.tiU_>a-^s- ^ -1- BLENDING 127 Bi^BND II. Brownish Grey. Composed of pulled Waste,Merinos (extract), and Wool. 20 parts of medium grey Mungo8 „ white Wool7 ,, fawn Wool5 „ light brown Merinos Blend III. Greenish Grey. Composed of Shoddy and Cross-bred Wools. 12 parts of grey Shoddy…

Woolen and worsted manufacture

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