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THE SHACKLETON FOX ENCYCLOPAEDIA

Haircloth

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THE SHACKLETON FOX ENCYCLOPAEDIA

Haircloth

Haircloth is a durable woven textile traditionally made from horsehair, often blended with cotton, linen or wool. Widely used during the Georgian and Victorian periods for upholstery, haircloth is valued for its strength, resilience and distinctive textured finish. Original haircloth upholstery is highly regarded by collectors as evidence of authentic period craftsmanship and traditional upholstery techniques.

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