A single journal page from The Indian Textile Journal, April 1898, with a short "Weaving Design" item for damask cloth. It gives the cloth particulars (16's warp and weft, grey, 56's reed, 60 picks, 50 percent size) and a large point-paper drawdown grid of the damask pattern, with plain picks and ends to be taken around the pattern. The page also carries an unrelated note, "Bad Aluminium," on impurities such as sodium in aluminium cooking vessels in India.