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Satinette may
refer to: Satinet, a
finely woven fabric a
variation of the
Oriental Frill, a
breed of
fancy pigeons This
disambiguation page
lists articles...
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divided into
several variations in
color and
markings with
Blondinettes and
Satinettes being the most common. The
original form is
still being preserved as the...
- (of many hues from near-rust to fawn), blue/ blue-grey, barred, ice,
satinette blondinette (these last two
possibly cross-breeds), white, pied and white-black...
- 'Bunspecht' 'Geoffrey Chadbund' 'Harlequin' 'La Marne' 'Mariesii' 'Merveille' '
Satinette' 'Zaunkoenig' 'An
Hydrangea macrophylla shrub displays blooms in a range...
- Sultan". That's why it is an
important feature in the
standard of the
Satinettes.[citation needed] The "Hünkari", or as it's
known today outside Turkey...
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includes a wide
variety of
specific colour mutations such as – Ino, Eumo,
Satinette, Bronze, Ivory, Onyx, Mosaic, Brown, red factor,
Green (Wild Type): darkest...
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broadcloths used
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...
- narrative: "When
Irene first appeared in
Walford [...] she was a
harpie in a
satinette dressing gown. But [...] her
transformation into sympathetic, thwarted...
- Gris 1948:
Triolet 1949:
Rhode Islander 1950: 1951:
Coast Guard 1952:
Satinette 1953: Sari 1954:
Seriphos 1955:
Mahan 1956: 1957:
Flying Flag 1958: Clichy...
- made of silk and cotton. Additionally, it was
given the name "
Azamgarh Satinette."
According to John Shakespear,
Ghalta was also
referred to "a
thick sort...
