Washington: Textile Museum, 1988-1990. Seven issues of this bulletin each highlighting one of two upcoming exhibitions. Each has approximately 15 pages and is illustrated in black and white. More

Washington D.C. Textile Museum, 1963. Well illustrated in black and white. Articles include:A SOUMAK-WOVEN RUG IN A 15TH CENTURY INTERNATIONAL STYLE- Charles Grant Ellis;PRINCIPLES OF TEXTILE CONSERVATION SCIENCE, NO. III: CLASSIFICATION OF FIBERS FOUND IN ANCIENT TEXTILES- James W. Rice;TIAHUANACO TAPESTRY DESIGN- Alan R. Sawyer;HORSEMEN IN TAPESTRY ROUNDELS FOUND IN..... More

Washington D.C. 1966. Well illustrated in black and white. MORE ABOUT THE DEVELOPING ISLAMIC STYLE IN TAPESTRIES- Rudolf Berliner; PRINCIPLES OF TEXTILE CONSERVATION SCIENCE, NO. VI: THE WONDERS OF WATER IN WETCLEANING- James W. Rice; PRINCIPLES OF TEXTILE CONSERVATION SCIENCE, NO. VII: CHARACTERISTICS OF DETERGENTS FOR CLEANING HISTORIC TEXTILES- James... More

Washington D.C. 1969. Well illustrated in black and white. Articles include:A STUDY OF ANDEAN SPINNING IN THE CUZCO REGION- Miss Grace Goodell;HANDSPUN YARN PRODUCTION RATES IN THE CUZCO REGION OF PERU- Junius B. Bird;KIRMAN'S HERITAGE IN WASHINGTON: VASE RUGS IN THE TEXTILE MUSEUM- Charles Grant Ellis;CHINESE RUGS- Charles Grant Ellis;PRINCIPLES..... More

Washington D.C. 1971. Well illustrated In black and white. LENTEN CURTAINS FROM COLONIAL PERU- Pal Kelemen; PERUVIAN TEXTILE FRAGMENT FROM THE BEGINNING OF THE MIDDLE HORIZON- William J. Conklin; SYMBOLIC SCENES IN JAVANESE BATIK- Monni Adams; INDONESIAN TEXTILES AT THE TEXTILE MUSEUM- Monni Adams; A TYPE OF MUGHAL SASH- Milton... More

Washington D.C. 1972. Well illustrated in black and white. This issue contains the important 49 page article by Schuyler V.R. Cammann on symbolic meanings in Oriental Rugs. SYMBOLIC MEANINGS IN ORIENTAL RUG PATTERNS- Schuyler Cammann; OTTOMAN TURKISH TEXTILES- Walter B. Denny; INTERLOCKING WARP AND WEFT IN THE NASCA 2 STYLE-... More

Washington D.C. 1974. Well illustrated in black and white. ANATOLIAN RUGS: AN ESSAY ON METHOD- Walter B. Denny; KURDISH KILIM WEAVING IN THE VAN-HAKKARI DISTRICT OF EASTERN TURKEY- Anthony N. Landreau; PRINCIPLES OF TEXTILE CONSERVATION SCIENCE, NO. XVIII: SOLUTIONS AND OTHER MIXTURES FOR CLEANING AND CONSERVATION OF TEXTILES AND RELATED... More

Washington D.C. 1975. Well illustrated in black and white. RECENT GIFTS OF CHINESE AND JAPANESE TEXTILES- Mary V. Hays; SELECTED BATIK TEXTILES: TECHNIQUE AND FUNCTION- Mattiebelle Gittinger; WEAVING PROCESSES IN THE CUZCO AREA OF PERU- Ann Pollard Rowe; THE MEANING OF FOLK ART IN RABARI LIFE: A CLOSER LOOK AT... More

Washington D.C. 1976. Well illustrated in black and white. Articles include:A TURKISH CARPET WITH SPOTS AND STRIPES- Louise W. Mackie;A NEWLY EXCAVATED CAFTAN FROM THE NORTHERN CAUCASUS- Krishna Riboud;ADDITIONS TO THE INDONESIAN COLLECTION- Mattiebelle S. Gittinger;PATOLA AND ITS TECHNIQUES- Mary Golden DeBone;WEFT-WRAP OPENWORK TECHNIQUES IN ARCHAEOLOGICAL AND CONTEMPORARY TEXTILES OF..... More

Washington D.C. 1978. Well illustrated in black and white. TECHNICAL FEATURES OF INCA TUNICS- Ann Pollard Rowe; CARPET COLLECTIONS OF THE PHILADELPHIA MUSEUM OF ART- Charles Grant Ellis; KASURI: A JAPANESE TEXTILE- Mary Dusenbury. More

Washington D.C. Textile Museum, 1981. GUATEMALAN GAUZE TEXTILES: A DESCRIPTION AND KEY TO IDENTIFICATION- Cherri M. Pancake and Suzanne Baizerman; THREE ANCIENT PERUVIAN GAUZE LOOMS- Ann Pollard Rowe and Junius B. Bird; RE-ESTABLISHING PROVENIENCE OF TWO PARACAS MANTLES- Ann Paul; SLING BRAIDING IN THE MANCUSANI AREA OF PERU- Elayne Zorn;... More

Washington D.C. Textile Museum, 1984. Well illustrated in black and white. THE ICONOGRAPHY OF EVERYDAY LIFE IN NINETEENTH-CENTURY MIDDLE EASTERN RUGS- Gerard A. Paquin; WEAVING A COTTON SADDLEBAG ON THE SANTA ELENA PENINSULA OF ECUADOR- Jane Parker Hagino and Karen E. Stohert; WHERE DID ALL THE SILVER GO? IDENTIFYING EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY... More

Washington D.C. 1986. Well Illustrated In Black and White. More