A single page from the September 1917 issue of Posselt's Textile Journal, carrying an installment of the serialized "Dictionary of Weaves." It shows two large weave drawdowns, one for sixteen harnesses (16 x 16) and one for twelve harnesses (12 x 12). A short note says the series draws on weaves taken from market fabrics in cotton, wool, worsted and silk, and is planned to total over 30,000 practical weaves for mill designers and superintendents.