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Soft cover. Condizione: Good. Paperback. Used, good condition. Ciba Review No. 23. The European Carpet. July 1939, p.801-840, 34 black and white illustrations. Historical Gleanings, plus 6 articles by A. Varron: The Carpet as a Symbol of Power, The Earliest European Carpets; Carpets in the Turkish Fasion; The Beginnings of the Modern Carpet Industry; The Techniques of Modern Carpet Manufacture in Europe; Carpets in European Peasant Art. Book.…

Soft cover. Condizione: Fair. Used, Softcover, fair condition, both covers detached and chipped along edges, pages beginning to tan along edges. Ciba Review. By the Swiss dye manufacturer, Chemische Industrie Basel. The company published a booklet series, on dyes, on textiles which could be dyed, and on related, related being very very losely defined, subjects. Each is about 40 pages long with several articles on the general subject of the issue and with many small black and white illustrations. The tone is semi-scholarly; articles are mostly by academics but designed for the general reader; with bibliographies. These are the original publications by Ciba, not the modern reprints. No. 5. Tapestry, January 1938, p. 137 - 173, circa 40 black and white illustrations, with articles: A. L. Guttman: The Development of the Style of Pictorial Gobelins A. L. Guttman The Great Age of Tapestry-Weaving in France A. Varron: The Technique of Tapestry Weaving A. Varron: The Origins of Tapestry-Weaving Ch. G. Schaefer: Notes on the History of Tapestry-Weaving in England. Book. …

Soft cover. Condizione: Good. Softcover, Used, good condition, but back cover creased. Ciba Review. By the Swiss dye manufacturer, Chemische Industrie Basel. The company published a booklet series, on dyes, on textiles which could be dyed, and on related, related being very very loosely defined, subjects. Each is about 40 pages long with several articles on the general subject of the issue and with many small black and white illustrations. The tone is semi-scholarly; articles are mostly by academics but designed for the general reader; with bibliographies. These are the original publications by Ciba, not the modern reprints. No. 11. The Early History of Silk. July 1938, p. 349 - 388, circa 40 black and white illustrations, with 5 articles by A. Varron: The Origin and Rise of Silk The Lavish Use of Silk among the Ancient Peoples Silk and Style The Growing, Weaving, and Dyeing of Silk in the Ancient Orient and in Classical Times Silk and the Development of Trade The focus is on Chinese, Persian and Coptic textiles. Book. …