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The art of weaving, by hand and by power (1844)

Gilroy, Clinton G · New York, G. D. Baldwin · leaf 126

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the broken tweel is used.The same mounting by which a regulär tweel is wrought, will alsowork a broken tweel by treading in different succession. ßut thiswould derange the order of the treadles, and, as mentioned before,might be productive of many mistakes. Weavers therefore preferplacing the… … 4 3 21AB 1 2 3 456 is a plan for mounting a loom, so as to produce both piain andtweeled cloth at the same time. Such plans are generally adopted,when it is requisite to weave webs, the grounds of which are to bepiain, and the stripes tweeled by the warp. Two treadles are added,to enable the weaver…

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