Publisher's Synopsis
Manuel du bonnetier et du fabricant de bas offers a detailed look into the historical practices of hosiery and stocking manufacturing. Authored by V. Leblanc and Préaux-Caltot, this comprehensive treatise, based on information provided by numerous manufacturers, delivers a simplified yet complete guide to these traditional arts.
Written in French, this manual provides insights into methods and techniques that were essential to the textile industry. It serves as a valuable resource for those interested in the history of textile production and the evolution of crafting techniques. This work preserves a rich tradition, making it an indispensable addition to collections focusing on historical industrial practices.
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