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String: Tying It Up, Tying It Down

by Jan Adkins

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Discusses the many uses of string, rope, line, and knots, from rigging sails and clotheslines to tying packages and sewing buttons.

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677.71Technology › Manufacturing › Textiles › Cordage, trimmings and allied products › Ropes, twines, strings

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TS1785.A35Technology › Manufacturing engineering. Mass production › Manufactures › Textile industries

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