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Wool and cotton in all forms from yarn to fabric (1921)

William Whitman & Company · Boston, William Whitman Co · leaf 144

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design, and embodying almostany idea. Nashawena looms range from 36 to 66 inches in widthand are of such variety that they can make every kind of plain,^Jacquard or fancy fabric. Many of the looms installed here forhigh-class novelties have no counterpart in the United States. SILK AND COTTON… … Slashing Machines, Nashawena Mills [141] the expensive silks. These fabrics are constructed not to take the placeof silk, but to supplement the range of silk fabrics and fill a demandthat has grown with the consuming public. The silk and cottonfabric is in no sense an imitation or a substitute. It…

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