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

William Whitman & Company · Boston, William Whitman Co · leaf 66

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either case. Butthe care and expenditure devoted to the details decide if the yarn is tobe a true and useful merino. In the Monomac system of manufacture, the merino character isobtained as the initial step, by the use of a beautiful long staplecotton grown in Peru. Peruvian cotton of high rough… … Partial View of a French Mi le Spinning Room in the Monomac Spinning Companys Mills [61] Merino Yarns. It passes through a number of processes includingcombing before being blended with worsted top on special mixingboxes by a particular method to make a blend that insures the main-tenance through…

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