Bull-Hide

Bull-Hide
BULL-HIDE, or REFORMER
A very heavy cotton fabric woven on fustian looms. It has a warp face with a twill weave. Each warp-end floats over six picks. The cloth is pile finished. Much used for cheap hats (see Reformer)

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