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Textiles and clothing (1919)
McGowan, Ellen Amelia (Beers), 1873-, Waite, Charlotte, A. (Charlotte Augusta), b. 1873 · New York, Macmillan · leaf 178
163 SILK is made more perfect, as the softened gum is now hardening and holding the four or more filaments in one homogeneous thread. Reeling is a process which requires much skill, in order to produce a smooth, even and clean thread. As a rule, better reeling is done in Europe than in Asia,… … ... „, © Brown Bros. N. Y moisture in raw silk „ „ A „ . FIG. 66. — A FORM OF SILK REELER WHICH be removed. This REELS THE SILK DIRECTLY ON SPOOLS.Textile fabrics · Clothing and dress
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