INDEX.

A.
Page.
Actual,[1]
Agaric,[1]
Albatross,[1]
Alhambra Quilt,[1]
All Wool; [see Woollen],[108]
All-over Leno; [see Dyed Lenos],[29]
Alpaca,[1]
Alpaca Wool,[1]
Alpacianos,[2]
American Run Counts; [see Woollen Yarn],[109]
American Sheetings,[2]
Angola,[2]
Angola Yarn or Wool,[2]
Angora,[2]
Angora Goat,[2]
Animalised Cotton,[2]
Armure,[3]
Artificial Silk,[3]
Astrakhan,[3]
B.
Back Cloth,[3]
Backed Cloth,[4]
Baffetas,[4]
Baize,[4]
Balbriggan,[4]
Bale of Cotton,[4]
Baline,[4]
Balzarine Brocades, Dyed,[4]
Balzarines,[5]
Bandanna,[5]
Barré,[5]
Basket Cloth,[5]
Batiste,[5]
Bayadère,[6]
Bayetas,[6]
Beavers,[6]
Beaverteen,[6]
Bedford Cords,[6]
Beetle Finish; [see Silesia],[83]
Beige,[6]
Bengal Stripes,[6]
Bengaline,[6]
Binding Cloth,[7]
Page.
Bishop's Lawn; [see White Lawn],[104]
Bleached,[7]
Bleached Domestics,[7]
Bolting Cloth; [see Étamine],[33]
Bolton Sheeting; [see Grey Sheeting],[39]
Bombazine,[7]
Book Muslin; [see White Muslin],[105]
Book-fold Muslin,[7]
Botany,[7]
Bouclé,[7]
Bourette,[7]
Broadcloth,[8]
Brocade,[8]
Brocades, White; [see White Brocades],[103]
Brocatelle,[8]
Broché,[8]
Broken Twill; [see Twill Weave],[93]
Brown Sheeting,[8]
Brown Shirting,[8]
Bugis,[8]
"Bump" Yarns,[9]
Bundle; [see Cotton Yarn Measures],[17]
Bunting,[9]
Burlaps,[9]
Butcher's Linen,[9]
Butcher's Muslin; [see White Muslin],[105]
C.
Cabled Yarns,[9]
Cabot,[9]
Cabot; [see American Sheetings],[2]
Calico,[9]
Cambric; [see White Cambric],[103]
Cambrics, Dyed; [see Dyed Cambrics],[26]
Camel's Hair,[10]
Camlets (Woollen),[10]
Camlets, Dutch (Woollen),[10]
Camlets, English (Woollen),[11]
Caniche,[11]
Canton Flannel,[11]

Canvas,[11]
Carbonising,[12]
Carded Union Yarns; [see Union Yarns],[96]
Carding Wools; [see Wool],[107]
Casement Cloth,[12]
Cashmere,[12]
Cashmere Double,[12]
Cashmere Wool,[12]
Castor,[13]
Cellular Cloth,[13]
Ceylon or Ceylon Flannel,[13]
Challis,[13]
Chambray,[13]
Charmeuse,[13]
Checks,[13]
Cheese Cloth,[13]
Cheviot,[14]
Chiffon,[14]
China Grass; [see Ramie],[71]
Chinchilla,[14]
Chiné,[14]
Chinese Customs Definition of Nankeen; [see Nankeen],[55]
Chintz,[14]
Classification of Samples; [see Samples],[74]
Clip Spots,[14]
Coated Cotton Cloths,[14]
Collarette,[15]
Coloured,[15]
Coloured Crimp Cloth,[15]
Coloured Lists,[15]
Coloured Sateens; [see Printed Sateens],[68]
Coloured Woollen and Worsted Yarns,[15]
Combination Twill; [see Twill Weave],[93]
Combing Wool; [see Wool],[107]
Continuous or Pad-dyeing Process; [see Dyeing],[25]
Corduroy,[15]
Corkscrew Twill; [see Twill Weave],[93]
Côtelé,[16]
Cotton,[16]
Cotton, Animalised; [see Animalised Cotton],[2]
Cotton Duck,[16]
Cotton Flannel,[16]
Cotton Plush,[17]
Cotton Velvet, Plain; [see Plain Velvet (Cotton)],[62]
Cotton Yarn, Coarse, Medium, and Fine; [see Yarn, Cotton, Grey or Bleached],[111]
Cotton Yarn, Grey or Bleached; [see Yarn, Cotton, Grey or Bleached],[111]
Cotton Yarn Measures,[17]
Counts,[17]
Counts of Spun Silk; [see Silk Yarns],[85]
Coutil,[18]
Covert,[18]
Crabbing,[18]
Crape Cloth, Plain,[18]
Crape Weave; [see Crape Cloth, Plain],[18]
Crash,[19]
Cravenette,[19]
Crêpe de Chine,[19]
Crêpe Meteor,[19]
Crepoline,[19]
Crépon,[19]
Cretonne,[19]
Cretonne, Shadow; [see Shadow Cretonne],[82]
Crimp Cloth, Plain, or Crimps,[20]
Crinkle, or Seersucker,[20]
Cross-dyed,[20]
Crossover,[20]
Cut; [see Woollen Yarn],[109]
Cut Goods,[20]
Cuttling,[21]
D.
Damask,[21]
Damassé,[21]
Delaine,[21]
Denim,[21]
Derby Rib,[22]
Descriptions of Standard Cloth; [see Market Descriptions of Standard Cloth],[50]
Diagonal,[22]
Diaper,[22]
Diced; [see Diaper],[22]
Dimity,[22]
Discharge Printing,[22]
Dobbie, or Dobby,[22]
Domestics,[23]
Domet,[23]
Dorneck; [see Diaper],[22]
Double Cloth Weave,[23]

Double Sole, Heel, and Toe,[23]
Double Warps,[23]
Drap d'Été,[23]
Dresden,[23]
Drill, Pepperell; [see Pepperell Drill],[60]
Drills,[23]
Drills, Grey; [see Grey Drills],[39]
Drillette,[24]
Drilling; [see White Drills, or Drilling],[104]
Duchesse,[24]
Duck,[24]
Dungaree,[24]
Duplex Prints,[24]
Dyeing,[25]
Dyed and Printed,[25]
Dyed Alpacianos,[25]
Dyed Balzarines,[26]
Dyed Cambrics,[26]
Dyed Corduroys (Cotton),[26]
Dyed Cotton Lastings,[26]
Dyed Cotton Spanish Stripes,[26]
Dyed Crimp Cloth,[27]
Dyed Drills,[27]
Dyed Figured Cottons,[27]
Dyed Figured Cotton Italians,[27]
Dyed Figured Cotton Lastings,[27]
Dyed Figured Cotton Reps,[28]
Dyed Figured Ribs,[28]
Dyed Fustians,[28]
Dyed Imitation Turkey Reds,[28]
Dyed in the Grey; [see Dyed in the Piece],[29]
Dyed in the Grey; [see Union Cloth],[95]
Dyed in the Piece, or Piece-dyed,[29]
Dyed Lawns,[29]
Dyed Lenos,[29]
Dyed Leno Brocade,[29]
Dyed Muslins,[30]
Dyed Plain Cottons,[30]
Dyed Plain Cottons; [see White Italian],[104]
Dyed Plain Cotton Italians,[30]
Dyed Real Turkey Reds,[30]
Dyed Reps,[31]
Dyed Ribs,[31]
Dyed Sheetings,[31]
Dyed Shirtings,[31]
Dyed T-Cloths,[32]
Dyed Velvet Cords (Cotton),[32]
Dyed Velveteen Cords (Cotton),[32]
E.
Elongated Twill; [see Twill Weave],[93]
Embossed Velvet (Cotton),[32]
Embossed Velveteen (Cotton),[32]
Embroideries,[33]
End,[33]
English Foot,[33]
English System of Silk Cords; [see Silk Yarns],[85]
Eolienne,[33]
Éponge,[33]
Equestrienne Tights,[33]
Étamine,[33]
Extract,[33]
Extracted,[33]
F.
Face-finished Cashmere; [see Velour],[96]
Façonné,[33]
Faille,[33]
Fancies,[34]
Fancy Shirtings; [see White Striped Shirtings],[106]
Fancy Silk Seal; [see Silk Seal],[84]
Fancy Twill; [see Twill Weave],[93]
Fast Pile; [see Pile Weave],[61]
Fents,[34]
Figured,[34]
Figured Cretonne; [see Cretonne],[19]
Figured Muslin,[34]
Figured Twill; [see Twill Weave],[93]
Figure Weaving,[34]
Filled Cotton Cloth,[35]
Filling,[35]
Filling (finishing term),[35]
Flannel (Woollen),[35]
Flannel, Cotton; [see Cotton Flannel],[16]
Flannelette,[35]
Flat Underwear,[36]
Fleece-lined,[36]
Flocks; [see Waste and Flocks],[100]
Floconné,[36]
Florentine Drills,[36]
Folded Yarn,[36]
Foulard,[37]