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embroidery threads were
described as
sleaved or
sleided in the 16th century.
Filoselle is a
historical term for
embroidery floss made
using the
leftover waste...
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Armenians various privileges,
including the
monopoly to
trade Persian filoselle (raw silk).
Armenians exported it all over the world,
including Asia,...
- They were
beautiful batiste shirts, handkerchiefs, fichus,
black silk or
filoselle stockings, a
white underdress for the morning, a few nightcaps, and several...
- le Rouge, Mitsuhirato, Baxter, Igor Wagner,
Gustave Loiseau,
Aristide Filoselle,
Nestor Halambique,
Alfred Halambique, Marc Charlet, Tharkey, Kavitch...
- it was
never revealed whether Sarcophagus was cured. (French:
Aristide Filoselle)
Aristides Silk is a
pickpocket who
becomes a
pivotal character in The...
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Matamore (1865),
Victorieuse (1866),
Patricien (1867),
Faublas (1872),
Filoselle (1876),
Vesuve (1877), Vin Sec (1891) The 2016 & 2017
runnings took place...
