Lowrie, Walter, 1868-1959 · New York : The Macmillan company ; London : Macmillan & co. · leaf 397
e Turkish towel-ing (rough only on one side, however), producing tunics andpalliums of considerable warmth. The curtain illustrated in 308 MINOR ARTS Fig. 176 is of this texture. Cotton is sometimes woven inthe manner of Canton flannel; or, with the same mode ofweaving, a warmer garment and a more… … Fig. 169.—A gold-glass. Inscribed upon it is a toast to a certain Dsedalius, apparently asuperintendent or owner of a carpenter shop. a heavy woollen texture. Light textures were, however, therule, though they have rarely been so well preserved. Linenwas woven with great regularity and sometimes…
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