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The self-instructor in silk knitting, crocheting and embroidery (1884)

Belding Bros. & Co · New York · leaf 10

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in lustre and strength to thread made fromreeled silk. The time employed in making the article is the same, whether o ■© o PUBE THBEAD SILK. V spun or Beldings Pure Thread Silk is used, but the result isvery different. The following considerations will doubtless be sufficient to con-vince consumers… … lustre, and will last for years, with ordinary use, retaining theirfreshness and brilliancy to the last. Articles made of spun silk, on the contrary, will have little lus-tre ; the parts that are most handled in making will soon lose theirbrightness, and after a weeks use the article will look dull…

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