Two pages from the October 1912 issue of Posselt's Textile Journal. They carry the 1815 installment of a serialized chronology of textile events, covering American cotton and woolen manufacture, the power loom patented by Lowell and Jackson, the Scotch loom, tariff petitions and mill statistics. The first page opens with the end of a jacquard card-cutting note for a hosiery pattern, with a table of card cuts and colors. Advertisements for a Globe spindle driven ball warper and F. G. Lentz & Co. card stamping and harness building appear as well.