Mr. Stombaugh. It is most common, I would say. It is more common than lustrous.
Mr. Eisenberg. Generally speaking, how many variations of diameter would a delustered viscose come in?
Mr. Stombaugh. This is entirely up to the manufacturer. He can make viscose any diameter he wants, and there could be hundreds of variations in the diameter of viscose fibers.
Mr. Eisenberg. But the fiber you found in the paper bag, 142, matched the fibers you found in the Exhibit 140?
Mr. Stombaugh. Yes, sir; but the viscose fibers in the blanket varied in size also.
Mr. Eisenberg. To what extent?
Mr. Stombaugh. There were 10 to 15 different diameters of viscose in this blanket. It appeared to me as if the blanket was made of scrap viscose, scrap fibers.
Mr. Eisenberg. So that the diameters would be random?
Mr. Stombaugh. They were random; yes, sir.
Mr. Eisenberg. Now, what about the color, was the color a match between the fiber found in 140—in 142—and the fiber which is in the composition of 140, the blanket?