Musk-Ox Wool and its Possibilities as a New Textile Fiber, Part 5
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Concluding installment of Werner von Bergen's series on musk-ox wool as a textile fiber. It compares the Greenland white-faced musk-ox with Canadian musk-ox hair spun in Leeds, and summarizes F. H. D. Atkinson's 1922 Leeds thesis conclusions on handle, color, and uses such as hosiery and linings. It includes fineness tables comparing musk-ox, camel hair, and Alaska samples, a width-variation graph, photographs of domesticated musk-oxen in Alaska, remarks on combing the under-hair, and a reference list.
- Type
- Article
- Date
- January 1932
- Language
- English
- Pages
- 3
- Archive notes
- Formerly erroneously listed as Part 2
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