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From wool to cloth (1904)

Shaw, Joseph T. [from old catalog] · [Providence, R. I., Printed by Livermore & Knight co. · leaf 37

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ally several thousand. Toprepare the warp for the loom there is whatis called the drawing-in process, which is Foiiowing*thedone by drawing the ends of the yarnsthrough the respective eye-lets of the harnessheddles. These frames, after being placedin the loom, are raised or lowered in theprocess of… … Weave Room at the Washington Mills The cloth leaves the loom in the form of a cut or piece after it is woven the desired length which varies according to the fabric. It is then carefully examined for any imper- r . , r 1 • 1 1 Burling and rections that may appear, arter which the Mending process of…

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