Textiles By: Mary Schenck Woolman, B.S. and Ellen Beers McGowan, A.M. Revised Edition, illustrated 1913.

This book is the result of twenty years' experience in teaching textiles to college students.  It is intended as a textbook for college classes or for study clubs and as a guide for the housekeeper or individual consumer of textiles and clothing, the teacher, the club woman, the saleswoman, and as an introductory survey of the subject for the student who contemplates professional work in the textile industries. The Contents include: Chapter one: beginnning of the textile industries, two: carding and spinning, three: weaving, four: power weaving and design, five: knit goods, six: wollen and worsted raw material, seven: woolen and worsted manufacture, eight: the cotton industry, nine: silk, ten: linen and minor fibers, eleven: microscopic study of textile fibers, twelve: chemical study of textile fibers, thirteen: dyes and dyeing, fourteen: laundry notes, fifteen: hygiene of clothing, sixteen: economic and social aspects of textile purchase, seventeen: clothing budget.

This book has normal wear for a book this age.