Chronological Events in the Textile Industry

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Two pages from the March 1911 issue of Posselt's Textile Journal. The first carries the continuation of a chronology of textile history (entries for 1606 to 1638, covering carpets, silk culture, the stocking frame, tapestry at Mortlake, cotton in Virginia, and the first fulling mill in Massachusetts), preceded by the end of an article on antiseptics in sizing. The second page has the end of a list of trademarks and labels and a continuation of an article on how woolens shrink and stretch during scouring, carbonizing, gigging and dyeing.

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Article
Date
1911
Language
English
Pages
2
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