August, 1913, page 1
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A single page from Posselt's Textile Journal, August 1913, continuing a series on fabric weave construction. It finishes the discussion of regular satins (8-, 5-, 6- and 7-harness), then covers double satins, satin drafting versus straight drafting, and rib weaves (warp and filling ribs, Figs. 17-24). It closes with the start of a mill-style fabric analysis of a woolen melton men's suiting on a 4-harness twill, giving warp and filling arrangement, reed, picks per inch, and finishing.

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Date
1913
Language
English
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1
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