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The dyeing of textile fabrics (1885)

Hummel, J. J. (John James), d. 1902 · London : Cassell · leaf 40

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:»aque. Th^J aredefiaent in tenacity, lustre, and felting power, and intheir attraction for colouring matt^ers. They may occureven in good qualities of wool, e.g,. about the neck andlegs of the animals, where the wool gradually merges intohair.- In coarse wools they may be found in any part ofthe… … Chap. HLJ FOREIGN WOOLS. 2? fine wavy character. The individual fibres are also moreor less w^avy, but not with the same degree of regularityas the strand of which they form a part. When tliefibres adliere to each other, as in the strand, the regularwavy character is very marked. Besides sheeps…

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