Fabric Analysis; Ascertaining Raw Materials Used in the Construction of Fabrics

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Two journal pages from Posselt's Textile Journal, March 1912, continuing a series on fabric analysis and identifying the raw materials in fabrics. It covers artificial wools (shoddy, mungo, extract and flocks), with microscope views of the fibres, and also mercerized cotton, artificial silk and weighted silk. It also covers chemical and burning tests. The first page ends an item on fancy gauze weaving, with a drawing-in draft for doup and ground harnesses.

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Article
Date
1912
Language
English
Pages
2
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