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Oilcloth, also
known as
enameled cloth or
American cloth, is close-woven
cotton duck or
linen cloth with a
coating of
boiled linseed oil to make it waterproof...
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planned to sell his
varnish to the
makers of water-repellent
fabrics such as
oilcloth, and
received Patent No. 209 on 27
January 1860 for the process. However...
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While similar, the
heavy metal and Goth
fashion trend of
black oilcloth dusters are
incorrectly referred to as
trench coats.
Early media reports...
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genus Anthurium include flamingo flower, tailflower, painter's palette,
oilcloth flower, and laceleaf. Its name
comes from the Gr****
words anthos, meaning...
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British Isles,
often bringing rain as it
cools over the sea. Mariner's cap
Oilcloth Waxed cotton "Sou'wester". Merriam-Webster.com
Online Dictionary. "Sou'wester"...
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flaps in place. For
better protection against rain,
dusters were made from
oilcloth and
later from
waxed cotton. In the late 19th and
early 20th centuries...
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Darrow family initially made
their game sets on flexible,
round pieces of
oilcloth instead of rigid,
square carton.
Charles drew the
designs of the properties...
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seminal work
Still Life with
Chair Caning (1912; oil and
printed oilcloth on
canvas edged with rope).
Between 1915 and 1917, Pic****o
began a series...
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fully protect the neck. Sou'westers
sometimes feature a
gutter front-brim.
Oilcloth – Type of
cloth with a
waterproof coating Waxed cotton – S****y fabric...
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Quakers in 1780. In 1830,
Ezekiel Bailey began the
commercial manufacture of
oilcloth. The
business flourished and
expanded until it
comprised several factories...
