buckram

1) Originally a costly fabric, sometimes of cotton, sometimes of linen although it later acquired the sense of coarse, gummed linen used for linings.

1400 ij ulnis de bukram emp. pro j baner, 2s 2d, Ripon

1433 unum mantellum nigrum linatum cum bukeram, York

1542 a quilt of yellow taffeta lined with blew bokeram, Bretton Hall

1751 black popling stuffe, white dimothy, blew buckram, Pontefract.

dates 1400 1433 1483 1542 1751

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