September 1908 issue (Vol. 3, No. 3) of Posselt's Textile Journal, a Philadelphia monthly for the textile trades. It carries weave-design instruction, including a long article on designing and fabric structure for harness (dobby) work with twill and satin drawdowns, a Jacquard designing installment on point-paper stripe designs, and a Dictionary of Weaves page of eleven-harness weaves. Other articles cover looms (Mason, Northrop, Draper, Knowles worsted), narrow ware, spinning and winding machinery, wool yarn manufacture, knit goods, dyeing, fulling and silk ungumming. Much of the issue is advertising for machinery makers, plus a mill news column.