The rug and carpet industry of Philadelphia: (1917)
Philadelphia. Chamber of commerce. Educational committee. [from old catalog], Hall, Philip A. [from old catalog] · [Philadelphia · leaf 8
ough where thereare holes in the card, and control certain threads which bring up theyarn required to form the pattern. The principle is similar to the mannerin which the music is produced in a player-piano. Tlie Ingrain, Brusselsand Wilton are Jaccpiard fabrics. BODY BRUSSELS and WILTON It is easy… … Body Brussels. Clear and precise. Sho^vs its ribs plainly but a wall tapestry with a ribbed surface and the carpet was first madein England between 1740 and 1750. The Wilton efifect was also made inFlanders and France before its manufacture in England in the middleof the eighteenth century.
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