- Look up
cashmere in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Cashmere often refers to:
Cashmere wool from the
Cashmere goat
Cashmere goat
Cashmere may also refer...
- cord and
button on the yoke. The doctors' full-dress gown is a
scarlet c****imere gown,
except brocaded white satin for DMus and
scarlet Panama for the...
- clothing, it was
eventually supplanted by
superior materials such as "
c****imeres" (kerseymere),
which became fashionable.
Hickory shirting was a similar...
- for
finer fabrics, such as poplin, grosgrain, percale, cotton, wool,
c****imere, broadcloth,
Russell cord, or corded/ribbed material. For silk, there...
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Standberry (Dist 1)
Joyce Haynes (Dist 2) John
Miller (Dist 3)
Raymond C****imere (Dist 4)
Denise Oliney Rose (Dist 5)
Donnie Perron (Dist 6) "Josh" Boudreaux...
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renamed the
company Storrs & Company. The
company produced beaver cloth and
c****imere. In 1882, it was
discovered that
Storrs had
falsified do****ents and was...
-
early in the war, to the cotton/wool
blends of jeans, satinette, and
c****imere, to name
several examples. The
exact color of the
fabric also
ranged from...
-
woollen broadcloth but
later the
manufacture of serge, drugget, felt, and
c****imere or
Zephyr cloth. In the mid 18th century,
Devizes held the
largest corn...
- Johnson,
Tulane University professor Lawrence N. Powell,
professor Raphael C****imere, and
historian and
author Keith W.
Medley took
place as scheduled. Keith...
- 1925-1950. (ISBNÂ 0807841730 / 0-8078-4173-0).
Raphael C****imere, Jr. http://history.uno.edu/Faculty/
c****imere.cfm
Papers of the NAACP: The
following Reel Index...
