Gilroy, Clinton G · New York, G. D. Baldwin · leaf 153
ced be-hind the reed in the usual way, and the bread lams with tlieirStandards are placed in front of the lay, betvi^een the race board andthe reed, as formerly mentioned. But as glass beads are frequentlyused instead of eyes in the back leaves also, and these mountingsare generally constructed to… … is a plan of the whip net mounting, with a specimen of the clothannexed, both when it is woven piain, and when it is dropped. Aand B are the two back leaves, each of which being divided intothe other two parts marked 1 and 2 ; C and D are the Standards;and 1 and 2, the half leaves or bead lams,…
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