Union textile fabrication, with numerous original diagrams, sectional drawings, and photographic re-productions of spun and woven specimens in the text (1920)
Beaumont, Roberts, 1862-1924 · London, New York, Sir I. Pitman · leaf 265
UNION TEXTILE FABRICATION 238 restricted by the schemes of manufacture, which, in practice, have proved economical and efficient ; and which have, FIG. 15U therefore, become standardized, though subjective to modification by original study and research. … FIG. 152 The following light-made union productions include a number of the typical woven structures, and the yarn combinations applicable thereto :
Textile fabrics
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