ALPACA

Adair's new Encyclopedia · 1923 · p. 2
breed of camel-like ungulates, like the lama and vicuna, probably derived from the guanaco, with fine long, woolly hair, domesticated in Peru and Bolivia. The name is applied both to the hair and the cloth manufactured from it. The latter often contains silk or cotton, and much of the fabric sold as a. is mohair.
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