WEAVING, AndrewABAA
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2005ref. 36422NY:: Harper Design. Near Fine in Fine dust jacket. 2005. Hardcover. 0060723556 . Color photographs by Andrew Wood throughout. First printing. Remainder mark on bottom edge else fine in a fine dust jacket. . Harper Design, hardcover books
1989ref. 19495Loveland: Interweave Press. Fine in Fine dust jacket. 1989. Hardcover. 0934026424 . Color and black and white photographs throughout. First edition. Fine in a fine dust jacket. . Interweave Press hardcover books
ref. 3315Paris : n.p. n.d. Text in double columns within decorated woodcut borders. Page 1 is a front wrapper; bound into recent marbled boards; some browning and marginal staining. One of the earliest books on the construction and operation of a textile machine that fashioned hosiery. This invention introduced in the mid-eighteenth century contains the oldest known drawing of a hosiery-knitting device. The text which describes all the working parts of the machine and how to assemble it also gives detailed instruction on its operation. The remarkable plates are keyed to the text with a beautiful illustration of a hosiery maker's workshop. n.p. unknown books
1817ref. 25067Utica: William Williams 1817. First Edition. Full contemporary calf; gilt ruled spine with leather label. Very good; some toning. 12mo 204 pp. Illustrated throughout. The errata is affixed to the rear pastedown. The pagination in the K signature is erratic but complete. First edition uncommon. This was one of the more useful of early 19th-century craft manuals. It is especially valuable for its material on weaving and for its patterns of coverlets and carpets. S & S #40323; Rink #3307; Edelstein Catalogue 2856. Ames & Ward: Information in the text includes instructions for weaving dyeing and sizing wool and cotton as well as descriptions of some of the cloth being woven in that period.- Decorative Arts.an annotated bibliography p. 272 William Williams hardcover books
1817ref. 24108Utica: William Williams 1817. First Edition. Full contemporary calf; gilt ruled spine with leather label. Very good; some toning. 12mo 204 pp. Illustrated throughout. The errata is affixed to the rear pastedown. The pagination in the K signature is erratic but complete. First edition uncommon. This was one of the more useful of early 19th-century craft manuals. It is especially valuable for its material on weaving and for its patterns of coverlets and carpets. S & S #40323; Rink #3307; Edelstein Catalogue 2856. Ames & Ward: Information in the text includes instructions for weaving dyeing and sizing wool and cotton as well as descriptions of some of the cloth being woven in that period.- Decorative Arts.an annotated bibliography p. 272 William Williams hardcover books
