Gilroy, Clinton G · New York, G. D. Baldwin · leaf 278
ure, the cases C being hinged orotherwise. Fig. 129 shows another mode of obtaining a body of threads or CARPETS, RUGS, (fec. 257 yarns into a box or case, in order to allow of a succession of slicesor surfaces being cut ofF to form napped fabrics. It consists inwhat may be called a folding… … a, is a warp roller, on to which the threads or yarns are beamed.6, 6, is a table ; and c, part of a box or case in which it is desired topack a quantity of threads or yarns, and C, is the top or cover ofthe case. The warp is made fast to a rod, which is at one end ofthe case C C ; and is then…
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