Gilroy, Clinton G · New York, G. D. Baldwin · leaf 125
on from right to left, and the trea-dles are arranged in the same Order. In Fig. 18, five of the lineswhich represent the threads of the warp are connected by eachGross line, five threads therefore are to be drawn through each in-terval of the reed. Fig. 19 Fig. 19. represents a kind of ornamental… … 54321 1 23 45 67 Fig. 20 is the cording of a tweeled stripe, where the tweehng is re-versed in the draught, in a way similar to that shown in Fig. 19.Stripes of this kind are called by weavers herring bones, from theirresemblance to the back bone of that native of the deep. Thedraught and cording…
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