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Click Here To Edit Flexibilia
Filamentous - Fabrication

Where filaments are
disposed longitudinally
& laterally & are connected
by means of a
filament passing transversely
between them
as they are alternately
raised or depressed

Weaving

Cotton weaver
Linen Weaver
Cambrick W.
Wrappering W.
Sail cloth W.
Muslin W.
Alamode W.
Lustring W.
Sattin W.
Brocade W.
Harrateen W.
Worsted stuff W.
Scotch & turkey Carpet W.
Damask W.
Diaper W.
Lawn W.
Gauge W.
Norwich shawl W.
Crape W
Ribbon W.
Orrice W.

Broad cloth W.
Narrow cloth W.
Horse hair W.
Fustain W.
Dimity W.
Flannel W.
Girth W.
Livery lace W.

Tape W.

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Where the longitudinal
filaments in either
direction are so woven
as to allow of a part their
being cut so as to form
a foil

Wilton carpet W.
Plush W.
Velvet W.

Identifier: \| JB/107/120/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 107.
Date_1		Marginal Summary Numbering
Box	107	Main Headings
Folio number	120	Info in main headings field	flexibilia filamentous - fabrication
Image	001	Titles	miscellaneous
Category	rudiments sheet (brouillon)	Number of Pages	2
Recto/Verso	recto	Page Numbering
Penner		Watermarks
Marginals		Paper Producer
Corrections		Paper Produced in Year
Notes public		ID Number	35111
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+<head>Flexibilia</head><lb/><head>Filamentous - Fabrication</head><lb/>
+<p>Where filaments are <lb/>disposed longitudinally<lb/> & laterally & are connected<lb/> by means of a <lb/>filament passing transversely<lb/> between them<lb/> as they are alternately<lb/> raised or depressed</p>
-Where filaments are disposed longitudinally & laterally & are connected by means of a filament <unclear>passing</unclear> transversely between them as they are alternately raised or depressed
+<head>Weaving</head><lb/><p>
-<p>paragraph</p>
-<head>Weaving</head><lb/>
 Cotton weaver<lb/>
 Linen Weaver<lb/>
-<sic>Cambrick</sic> W.<!-- JB's tired of repeating the word weaver --><lb/>
+<sic>Cambrick</sic> W.<lb/>
 <sic>Wrappering</sic> W.<lb/>
 Sail cloth W.<lb/>
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 <sic>Alamode</sic> W.<lb/>
 <sic>Lustring</sic> W.<lb/>
-Sattin W.<lb/>
+Sat<del>t</del>in W.<lb/>
 Brocade W.<lb/>
-<unclear>Harrateen</unclear> W.<lb/>
+Harrateen W.<lb/>
-Worsted <sic>stuff</sic> W.<lb/>
+Worsted stuff W.<lb/>
-<hi rend='superscript'>Scotch & turkey
+<add>Scotch & turkey</add> Carpet W.<lb/>
-</hi> Carpet W.<lb/>
 Damask W.<lb/>
 Diaper W.<lb/>
 Lawn W.<lb/>
 Gauge W.<lb/>
+Norwich shawl W.<lb/>
+<sic>Crape</sic> W<lb/>
 Ribbon W.<lb/>
-<unclear>Orrice</unclear> W.<lb/>
+Orrice W.</p> <p>
 Broad cloth W.<lb/>
 Narrow cloth W.<lb/>
 Horse hair W.<lb/>
-<unclear>Fustain</unclear> W.<lb/>
+Fustain W.<lb/>
-<unclear>Dimity</unclear> W.<lb/>
+Dimity W.<lb/>
 Flannel W.<lb/>
 Girth W.<lb/>
 Livery lace W.<lb/>
-Tape W.<lb/>
+Tape W.</p><pb/>
-<p>paragraph</p> <p>paragraph</p> <p>paragraph</p>
+<!-- two blank columns -->
-Where the <del>longitudinal</del> filaments in either direction are so woven as to allow of <hi rend='superscript'>a part</hi> <del>their</del> being cut so as to form a <unclear>poil</unclear>
+<p>Where the <del>longitudinal</del><lb/> filaments in either<lb/> direction are so woven<lb/> as to allow of <add>a part</add> <del> their </del><lb/>being cut so as to form<lb/> a <unclear>foil</unclear> </p><lb/><lb/><lb/><lb/>
-<lb/>
 Wilton carpet W.<lb/>
 Plush W.<lb/>

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