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Aug. 13, 1959 - 13.8.59 New upholstery fabric A press reception was held at the Connaught Rooms, today to launch a new upholstery fabric called Lyflon, which wears about five times longer than an average quality furnishing fabric, and from which all marks and stains can be wiped away with just a damp cloth. The new fabric is woven from synthetic fibres. Keystone Photo Shows: Mrs. Gerald Morris, of Manchester, wipes off lipstick writing on the new material on the armchair, watched by Miss Laura Thurlow, of Wakefield, Yorks

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13192226
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(c) Keystone Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS.com/Mary Evans
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Armchair Average Connaught Damp Fibres Furnishing Gerald Longer Stains Synthetic Thurlow Upholstery Wakefield Watched Wiped Wipes Woven Yorks


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