Allen, J. Romilly (John Romilly), 1847-1907 · London, Methuen & Co · leaf 65
manner so as to leave an equalinterspace between them. This principle is illustratedby Fig. 3, where a zigzag bar is substituted for thezigzag line of the triangle or chevron border. Then, again, another set of patterns may be derivedfrom those composed of lines or plain bars, by shadingalternate… … WWW Mill («) Chevron Border, with Vs placedthus, > >. (6) The same as (a), but with a hori-zontal line through the pointsof the Vs. (c) The same as (a), but shaded. (d) The same as (6), but shaded. Fig- 5- Fig-, a.—(a) Line Chevron Border. (b, c, and a?) Different Methods of Shading [a).Fig.…
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