American Fabrics, Spring 1958 to Fall 1959

6 issues total. All in original paper wraps. Color illustrations, photography, and fabric samples throughout each issue. Contents include topics such as: Fabric in the Strato-Age, Women in Industry: Stephanie Cartwright, The Main Points About Wash and Wear, The Story of Kanebo, Where Certain Fabrics Got Their Names, Evan-Picone: Skirtmaker to Millions, David Evins... Philosopher of Footwear, Cross-Linked Cellulosics, Weaving: 10,000 Years Ago and Today, How to Set-up a Piece-Goods Department, Textiles in Israel, Chemistry Finds a New Acrylic, and many more. No. 42, Spring 1958: Creasing to top exterior corner of paper wraps. No. 43, Summer 1958: light soiling to paper wraps. No. 44, Fall 1958: light abrasions to back cover. No. 45, Winter 1958-59: light abrasions and soiling to paper wraps, and crease to exterior corner of back cover. No. 46, Spring 1959: crease to bottom exterior corners and light soiling of paper wraps. No. 47, Fall 1959: crease to bottom edge of back wrap, and large crease to right edge of front wrap. No. 42: 128 pp. (swatches intact); No. 43: 100 pp. (missing 2 swatches on p. 40 and 4 swatches on p. 45); No. 44: 88 pp. (swatches intact); No. 45: 112 pp. (missing swatches on p. 1-3 and p. 48); No. 46: 100 pp. (samples intact); No. 47: 114 pp. (swatches intact) 11 1/4 x 14 3/4 inches.