Roscommon Wool

Roscommon Wool
ROSCOMMON WOOL
The sheep producing this wool are widely distributed in the Irish Lowlands. It has an 8-in. staple, spins 44's quality and the fleeces average 8-lb. Used for dress fabrics, serges and bunting, etc. Classed as a demi-lustre.

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