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100% Linen, 10.5 oz, 59" Wide Birdseye weave made of linen was called diaper cloth in the 17th to 19th centuries. One of its primary uses was to make... |
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100% Linen, 8.7 oz, 58" Wide Ticking in the 17th and 18th centuries was made of linen and could be either striped or white (natural). When striped it... |
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100% Linen, 6.5 oz, 58" Wide This check linen is woven based on our research of check linens made and used in the 18th and early 19th century America... |
$19.99
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100% Linen, 6.5 oz, 58" Wide This check linen is woven based on a pattern of our research of check linens made and used in the 18th and early 19th... |
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55% Hemp 45% Organic Cotton, 8.5 oz, 59" Wide Brown and white stripe linen slightly less common than blue stripes for working class garments both in... |
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100% Linen, 60" Wide This blue striped linen has an 1/8" dark indigo blue stripe with 3/8" creamy white which is identical to some seen in The... |
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100% Linen, 60" Wide This blue striped linen has an 1/8" dark indigo blue stripe with 3/8" creamy white which is identical to some seen in The... |
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100% Linen, 58" Wide Blue check linen was likely the most common check fabric produced during the 18th and into the early 19th century. It is... |
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100% Linen, 6.5 oz, 58" Wide This check linen is woven based on our research of check linens made and used in the 18th and early 19th century America... |
$19.99
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100% Linen, 5 oz, 58" Wide Most checks available today are half white and half blue. The majority of checks found in the billet books at The... |
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