Hummel, J. J. (John James), d. 1902 · London : Cassell · leaf 63
ubsequent agglutination of what-ever number of fibi*es mav be thrown too:ether to forma suigle thi-ead. During this reeling process two threads,composed of an equal number of fibres, are passedseparately through two perforated agate guides; after Chap. IV.] SILK-REELIXG. 49 being crossed or twisted… … Fig. 17.—Silk-reeliug Macaine. {Fv croissage) is to cause the agglutination of the indiW-dual fibres of each thread, and to aid in makincr the lattersmooth and round . ^^f 17 shows a silk-reelinor machine as usedm Italy and Southern France. The following are theprincipal parts : a, a tinned copper…
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