Gilroy, Clinton G · New York, G. D. Baldwin · leaf 134
33333333 33 33 44444444 44 44 M 2 8 2 A m 8 2 2 B a ^ which may be taken for an example, is the draught and cordingof a very common pattern in this brauch of weaving, and thefigure which it produces is represented on design paper in Fig. 38. Fig. 38. … This draught and plan of cording are adapted to the four leafregulär tweel, the cording being the same as the checker (Fig. 36:)but it will be obvious, from the examples given under the articletweehng, that the same figure may be produced by a tweel of anyother number of leaves, and woven either by…
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