Warburg, James P. (James Paul), 1896-1969 · [Boston] The First national bank of Boston · leaf 41
, each fitted with enoughheald-wires to accomodate one-third of the number of threads in theentire warp. In the Jacquard loom, used for intricate patterns, eachwarp-thread is separately controlled. The passing of the ends of thewarp through their proper harness wires is a delicate and… … o Clo^^eIy connecled with tlra\vin<i-iii, is the final slop ination of the warp, and this is called reedinp; or sleying.keep the warp threads in proper position duriiifrpassed throush the wires of what looks like a comb the prepar- In order to Reedingweaving they arewith a strip across the open…
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