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Buckram is a
stiff cotton, or occasionally,
linen or
horse hair
cloth with a plain,
usually loose, weave,
produced in
various weights similar to muslin...
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Donald Ray
Buckram Jr. (born
February 9, 1988) is an
American football coach and
former running back. He pla****
college football for the UTEP
Miners football...
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Millinery buckram comes in many weights,
including lightweight or baby
buckram (often used for children's and dolls' hats), single-ply
buckram, and double...
- the book is
buckram coated with acrylic.
Acrylic coatings are
generally resistant to water, mold, insects, and ultra-violet light. The
buckram used is a...
- ursinum,
known as wild garlic, ramsons, cowl****es, cows's l****, cowl****,
buckrams, broad-leaved garlic, wood garlic, bear l****,
Eurasian wild
garlic or bear's...
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protective covers (typically of binder's
board or
heavy paperboard covered with
buckram or
other cloth,
heavy paper, or
occasionally leather). It has a flexible...
- wool
Bombazine Bouclé
Brilliantine Broadcloth Brocade Broderie Anglaise Buckram Burano lace
Buratto lace
Burlap C
change Calico Cambric Camel's hair Camlet...
- Both
buckram first edition sets sold for $100.
Another set
almost identical to the limited-quantity
green buckram sets, is also in
green buckram and has...
- that are
bonded or
felted together. Historically, hair canvas,
Wigan and
Buckram have been used for interfacing. Most are made from
cotton or cotton-polyester...
- "verdyngalles" did not
contribute to
unseemly pride as the
materials used, fustian,
buckram, and red cloth, were inexpensive. A
chest of
costume for
drama at King's...
