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A two-page spread from Posselt's Textile Journal (June 1920) explaining granite weaves, small broken-up effects built by adding spots to the points of satin weaves. Fifteen weaves are described, based on 8- through 16-leaf satins, with a page of drawdown figures showing the foundation points and added spots. The scan also includes short pieces on loading and filling in silk fabrics (analytical tests) and on dyeing feathers.

Type
Article
Date
June 1920
Language
English
Pages
2
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