Trading Cloth, see Duffell.

Turynetts. Boston Gazette, Aug. 22, 1757.

Venetians. A closely woven cloth having a fine twilled surface, used as a suiting or dress material.

Villaranes. Essex Co. (Mass.) Court Records (1661).

Vitry, Vittery. A kind of light durable canvas. Vandolose [vandelas] or vitrie canvas the ell, 10s. (1612). Narrow vandales or vittry canvas (1640).

Water Paragon, see Paragon.

Witney, Whitney. A heavy, loose woolen cloth with a nap made up into blankets at Witney, Co. Oxford, England. Also, formerly, a cloth or coating made there. True Witney broadcloth, with its shag unshorn (1716). Fine Whitneys at 53 s. a yard, coarse Whitneys at 28 s. (1737).

In the Inventory of the Estate of Henry Landis of Boston, shopkeeper, taken Dec. 17, 1651, the following fabrics are listed, viz.:

Black Turky tamet,Green Italiano
Turkie mohaireSay
Green English TamettRed Calico
Cotton clothRed Serge
KerseyCheny
Yellow cottonDouble Cheny
Linsie woolseyRed satinesco
English mohaireOlive serge
Mixed ItalianoHolland
Grey dittoTufted Holland
BroadclothFine Holland
Green cotton clothNuns Holland
Course Yorkshire KerseyBroad dowlas
Tamy ChenyDowlas
Padway sergeBroad lining
AdrettoLockrum
Hair CamelionWhite Calico
Castelano1 pr dimity drawers
Herico Italiano1 pr girls bodys
White sergeAddevetto
Perpetuano2 childs waistcoats at 9 d.
Best ditto9 tawney bonnets at 16 d.
Mixed serge46 pr ear wiers at 4 d.
Cloth17 calico neck cloths at 12 d.
Kersey2 gro tin buttons at 2/6.
Italiano9 yds silk galoon at 2½ d.
Sad hair coloured ItalianoBreeches bottons
Taunton sergeSilk breast buttons
Mixed stuffHair buttons
Green mixed sergeGreat silk buttons
Herico KerseyA great variety of silk and bone lace
Green Tamy1 black satin cap, 3/.

Suffolk Co. Probate Records, Vol. II, p. 127.