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Draper

Draper was originally a term for a retailer or wholesaler of cloth that was mainly for clothing. A draper may additionally operate as a cloth merchant or a haberdasher.

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Historical drapers

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Draper

Nodes46
Edges45
Triples49
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.043478
Components1

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Draper

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related to Historical drapers · 34
Draper → Aston Villa Football Club, At, Baronet, BirkettMargaret Bondfield, BrightonThomas Burberry, Britain's, Burberry, City, Coade, Drapers' Company, Eleanor Coade, Football LeagueAnthony Munday, Harry, Hove, John Lewis PartnershipWilliam McGregor, King Charles II, Kipps, LeeuwenhoekJohn Spedan Lewis, London, LondonJohn Graunt
see also · 6
Draper → Drapers, Kraków, London, Mad MenDraperyKraków Cloth Hall, PolandMillineryWorshipful Company, Renaissance
related to history · 5
Draper → Drapers, Drapier's Letters, However, In, Jonathan Swift
related to Current usage · 4
Draper → However, The, They, This

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Draperrelated to Current usageThe0.60section
Draperrelated to Current usageThis0.60section
Draperrelated to Current usageHowever0.60section
Draperrelated to Current usageThey0.60section
Draperrelated to Historical drapersSir Thomas Adams0.60section
Draperrelated to Historical drapersBaronet0.60section
Draperrelated to Historical drapersLord Mayor0.60section
Draperrelated to Historical drapersCity0.60section
Draperrelated to Historical drapersLondonWilliam Barley0.60section
Draperrelated to Historical drapersBirkettMargaret Bondfield0.60section
Draperrelated to Historical drapersBritain's0.60section
Draperrelated to Historical drapersHove0.60section

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