A cotton fabrics glossary; containing instructions for the manufacture of every known grade and variety of cotton fabrics .. (1907)
Bennett, Frank P. and company. [from old catalog] · Boston, New York [etc.] F.P. Bennett & co., inc · leaf 227
Fig. 1. dinary fabric. The warp forms the un-dulations. This type has not been developed toanj extent in cotton goods on accountof the reasons mentioned, and for an-other reason. Some of the endscurve considerably more than others,necessitating the use of several warpbeams in order to have the ends… … Fig. 2. slack in the shed, while others aretight. The sample in question, al-though containing only two differentcounts of warp yarns, one fine and onecoarse, required five warps. It will be understood readily that agreater length of warp will be re-quired for a curved end than for astraight end in…
Cotton manufacture
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