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Biographies - 16 sites  Fibers@ - 60 sites  Industry - 253 sites  Leathers@ - 9 sites

Machinery and Equipment@ - 27 sites  Resins and Chemicals@ - 10 sites  Textiles@ - 305 sites

Historical Books@ - 112 sites

History - Related Categories

 Arts: Crafts: Textiles - 517 sites
 Recreation: Living History: By Topic: Costumes - 151 sites
 Reference: Museums: Arts and Entertainment: Textile and Costume - 63 sites
 Society: History: By Time Period: Eighteenth Century: Industrial Revolution - 20 sites

History - Web Sites

Color Museum
Information resource on color order systems in art and science. Illustrated color theories from Antiquity to modern times. The significance of colors in cultural systems. Interactive journey through Philip Otto Runge's color sphere. Chronological bibliography. English, German and French.
url: www.colorsystem.com/

History of the Disposable Baby Diaper
Overview of the history of baby diapers in ancient cultures, and the development of the modern disposable versions. Author: Carlos Richer.
url: www.disposablediaper.net/content.asp?2

Museum of Fiber Science and Technology
Japan. Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology museum exhibition of historic collections of data, materials, equipment and machinery related to silk cultivation and processing, and natural and manmade fiber development and production. English and Japanese.
url: www.tuat.ac.jp/~museum/

Wallpaper History Society
UK. Registered charity established to promote the international awareness and understanding of historic and contemporary wallcoverings, encouraging research and providing information on all aspects of wallpaper history, design, production, manufacture and consumption.
url: www.wallpaperhistorysociety.org.uk/

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