10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CREPOLINE»
Discover the use of
crepoline in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
crepoline and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
(Crepoline surface has characteristic rough texture of crepe rubber. Laying is
extremely simple and surface can be opened to traffic within five hours. Eine
neue Gummipflasterung. Die Decke " Crepoline " besitzt die charakteristische
Rauheit ...
Permanent International Association of Road Congresses, 1934
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The Fairchild Books Dictionary of Textiles
Uses: tying packages. rib crepe See CREPOLINE. ribetillo As used on the
Western coast of South America, silk and velvet ribbon. rib fabric 1. A woven rib
fabric, which shows the rib effect widthwise, parallel to the filling, e.g.
BENGALINE, ...
3
The Complete Costume Dictionary
Crepoline. acanthus: A foliage design based on the Mediterranean plant,
Acanthus spinosus. acca: Early Gothic (1200–1350 C.E.). Silk fabric with gold
threads woven in. Believed to have been made in Acre, a Syrian seaport. accollé:
France.
Elizabeth J. Lewandowski, 2011
4
The Annual Report of the Library Company of Philadelphia
We got an internationally- known fabric conservator, Helene von Rosenstiel of
Brooklyn, New York, to make a sandwich of a transparent fabric called crepoline
to support the banner, and to frame it behind plexiglas treated to filter out the ...
Library Company of Philadelphia, 1989
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; — ^ ft [9R ] rib crepe; roxano; crepoline; ~ crepoline ttt£ [- xidn] crest line t*0£WB
...
6
Chambers English-Hindi Dictionary
Фт; v. f. чч<Й ЯП) ns. crepe-de-chine ^ст-с-ЭТТч", ^гит^чг, 4Wt ^т; crepoline ^
rteftr (чтя); e<#. crepe-soled Фт it aëit ЧТЯТ, Я>Ч*(Ы чки; crepe paper W чгппг
crepitate v./. -4d-4dHi; ВДВДМ1; ЧЩ- ÇTT %Я «ílíHi; ad/, crepitant -4d-4dMl |згг; ...
Sureśa Avasthī, Indujā Avasthī, 1981
7
Analysis of woven fabrics
Crepoline. — A fabric of a warp-rib character, in which the regular order of the
weave is so broken as to give a " rib-crape " effect. Crepon. — A structure, as the
name implies, of a crape-like character, this character being obtainable in at least
...
Aldred Farrer Barker, Eber Midgley, 1922
8
The Pennsylvania-German
... spread out flat, dried under heavy pressure and thus prepared for convenient
handling. The edges of the torn paper are beveled and glued together with rice
paste, after which both sides are re-enforced and protected by crepoline, a thin, ...
Philip Columbus Croll, Henry Addison Schuler, 1906
9
Decorative Textiles: An Illustrated Book on Coverings for ...
(5) Crepoline, a sateen embossed to increase lustre and give crepy effect. (6)
Scrim, a plain, open weave. The sample illustrated is striped by the insertion of
extra warps. (7) French rep, fine warp and coarse weft that produces the rep
effect.
George Leland Hunter, 1918
Look at the history of mock fur, or pile fabric, in the last 50 years, starting in the
1920s, the era of the great fake, when it was used for trimming garments at the
same time as artificial silk was called Celanese, and Crepoline meant a silk and ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CREPOLINE»
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crepoline is used in the context of the following news items.
'Cinderella' costume designer has a ball re-creating the famous blue …
The full ballroom skirt is layered with silk crepoline and super-fine polyester over a cage of crinoline. The thousands of tiny crystals add a subtle ... «New York Daily News, Mar 15»
