A descriptive and historical account of the cotton manufacture of Dacca, in Bengal (1851)
A Former Resident of Dacca · John Mortimer · leaf 49
. They are connected above by side-pieces which support the transverse rods, to which the slings of the lay or batten, and the balances of the heddles, are attached. The warp wound on the end roll (or yarn beam), and having the reed and heddles attached to it, is brought to the loom and fixed to… … scooped shoulder posts, or in strong looped cor s attached to the four lateral standards. They are turned round with a winch, and prevented from moving in the opposite direction by a piece of stick, one end °
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