Manufacture of narrow woven fabrics, ribbons, trimmings, edgings, etc., giving description of the various yarns used. The construction of weaves and novelties in fabric structures, also descriptive matter as to looms, etc (1917)
Posselt, E. A. (Emanuel Anthony), 1858-1921 · Philadelphia, Textile Pub. Co · leaf 226
Philadelphia, Pa. Specimen Page of Wool, Cotton, Silk from Fibre to Finished Fabric (Reduced in Size) 27 large, white, coarse, long wool, and the breed hasbecome practically native to this country. Thestructure of the fibres is shown in Fig. 10. In theCotswold, we find the lines indicating the… … rig. 9. the scales more irregular and broken than in theLeicester and Lincoln; and more so in the Lincolnthan in the. Leicester. In all of them the scales aremore or less oblong, but in width they are muchlarger than In the Downs and MerinosIf we compare locks of Cotswold and Lincoln wool
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