Foreign Novelties
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A 1903 trade-journal report from a special correspondent on novelty dress goods and suitings in the Bradford, England, market. It covers the 12-shaft Roxana weave in black goods, canvas/hopsack, Donegal tweeds, knickerbocker effects, Irish linen, mercerized crepon-type figured cloths, French seal ripple cloth, and silk-striped men's tweeds. It ends with notes on Cravenette and other rainproof finishing processes. Halftone swatch photographs illustrate several of the fabrics; no weaving drafts are shown.
- Type
- Article
- Date
- November 1903
- Language
- English
- Pages
- 4
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