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Textiles (1910)

Barker, A. F. (Aldred Farrer), b. 1868, Gardner, Walter Myers 1862- [from old catalog], Snow, R. [from old catalog], Cook, William H. [from old catalog], Bradbury, Fred. [from old catalog] · New York, D. Van Nostrand company · leaf 202

An illustration from Textiles, 1910, leaf 202
ts up as curlsby shrinking the ground texture or as a cut pile by severingthese floats either in or out of the loom. -In this latter 182 TEXTILES TO I crossing I Jzhfcfc /-M-K/ 5) 5 crossing• 1 • J V S3 | | I Ll|J_L|« lj-Lli-LCLllLs- LJL|JjL|- i I I ■ i I l crossing 2 r #f L iLLLEpZL ILLLI IjJZ… … Fig. 43b.—Gauze Structure with Fancy Yarn Introduced. 184 TEXTILES case some most useful types of pile fabrics are obtained—fustians and corduroys for example—by distributing orconcentrating the pile on certain sections of the cloth bythe suitable arrangement of the positions where the…

Textile industry and fabrics

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