Jacquard machine; analyzed & explained the preparation of Jacquard cards & practical hints to learners of Jacquard designing (1893)
Posselt, E. A. (Emanuel Anthony), 1858-1921 · Philadelphia, Posselt · leaf 65
to the present tie-up, as follows : ist end, from section I., attached to No. i harness-cord. 2d II., i( <( " lOI (( 3d III., it (( " 201 <( 4th I., a (< '* 2 « 5 th II., <( (< " 102 « 6th III., (( <( " 202 tt 7 th I., (( « 1 1 3 8th 11., <( << (( 103 9th III., (( l( » 203 X. Combination Tie-up in… … Fig. LXIII. comber-board being divided into two parts ; a, b, c, d, for No. i section \ e, f, g, h, for No. 2 section. No. I section requires the use of needles and hooks i to 200 on the straight- through principle, four divisions, taking 800 warp-threads. No. 2 section requires the use of needles…
Jacquard weaving
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