Webwarenkunde [Textile Fabric Science]
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Installment of a German-language series on textile and fabric science, covering the twill (Köper) and satin (Atlas) weaves. It explains the classification of twills (weft and warp twills, simple, reinforced, multi-rib, double, zigzag, herringbone and diamond twills) and of 5- to 10-end satins, with notation such as 1+2 and 4+1. It also gives typical fabrics for each weave, explains how to read the interlacing diagrams and point-paper drawdowns, and begins a section on trade names for plain, twill and satin fabrics, including cotton raw goods and thread-count measures. Pages of numbered weave diagrams (Abb. 10-48) illustrate the twill and satin structures.
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From Ralph Griswold's Digital Archive, delivered by the University of Arizona.
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