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121 Gold Cloth
A heavy double woollen cloth used for overcoating. The face and back differ in colour and pattern. -
122 Hungback
A light-weight Scottish tweed overcoating, woven in 2 & 2 twill ground with extra ends forming stripes or checks at the back. The " hung " yarns are in a 3 & 1 twill weave. -
123 Llama Coating
An overcoating cloth made with llama wool face. It is finished with a long nap which is rippled on a special machine. One quality is made 72-in. (loom) 52 ends and 70 picks per inch, warp 4 run, face weft 21/2 run and back weft 4 run woollen yarns. Usually the yarns are dyed browns, red and greens. The back weft is generally shoddy. In the weave given strokes represent face weft and full squares back weft on 8 shafts. This cloth very often has a velour finished back.
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124 Moule
A French term for soft, thick but light woollen overcoating. -
125 Naps
An all-wool overcoating made 72-in. wide in the loom to finish 58-in. Woven with indigo dyed yarns about 36 ends and 48 picks per inch. Good quality felting yarns are used and when finished the weave is not visible. During finishing the surface of the cloth is rubbed into small knots. Naps are very similar to Witneys, Waverleys, etc. Typical cloths are made as follow: - Union Nap - Warp 2/40's cotton, 60 ends and 48 picks per inch. Face weft 110 yards per oz. openband mungo, back weft 54 yards per oz. openband shoddy, weight 26-oz. per yard. All Wool - Warp 250 yards per oz. cross-band woollen weft 310 yards per oz. openband woollen, 56 ends and 104 picks per inch. R gives the weave for Reversible Witney, N for Nap and Sardinian, and W for Waverley. NAP WARP - An old time name for pile warp.
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126 Peau D'ours
A French-made overcoating with a long shaggy face to imitate bearskin. -
127 Petersham Cloth
A heavy woollen overcoating cloth, generally indigo dyed, of simple construction and similar to Witneys, Elsyians and Sardinians, except that it differs in finish. A thick nap is raised on the face and this nap is rubbed by special means into small clusters. Woven 8-shaft twill, 60-in. wide, 54-in. finished, from 190 yard/oz. crossband woollen warp and 110 yard/oz. openband woollen weft. For the weave see naps. -
128 Pilot Cloth
A woollen goods term given to the indigo-blue dyed heavy overcoating cloth, used for seamen's coats, etc. Usually made with 4-shaft twill weave, 54-in. finished and dyed, principally dark blue, but brown, black and green are done. These cloths have a thick nap on the face. A typical cloth is made from 250 yard/oz. woollen crossband and 130 yard/oz. woollen crossband weft and weighs 36 oz. per yard.
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