Guinea Cloths

Guinea Cloths
GUINEA CLOTHS
Grey cotton cloths shipped to the French West African colonies. About 39-in. wide, various yarns, and 60 to 80 ends and picks per inch. One quality has 68 ends and 64 picks per inch, 30's T., 24's W. The warp is sized 60 per cent.

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