Gilroy, Clinton G · New York, G. D. Baldwin · leaf 96
whichmoves the headles, are applied, the reed is placed in the lay, andthe warp is divided into small portions, which are tied to a shaftconnected by cords to the cloth beam. The weaver then dressesorsizes a portion of his warp and commences the Operation of weaving.But before entering into the… … Fig. 6 is a ground plan, or rather a horizontal section of a com-mon loom, parts of which are cut away, for the purpose of showingin their proper forms other parts of the loom, warp, and cloth, asthey could not be otherwise represented. Fig; 7.
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