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Marks, Montague (Montague Laurence), b. 1847 · London : C.A. Pearson · leaf 137
¬ is easily traceable; but by the drop pattern, pleted by the machinery is twelve inches although the piece of stuff will fit to the side square. of its fellow, the pattern does not occur exactly How to Prove a Design by refitting its com¬ on the same level. In the designs on fig. 287 ponent parts… … Figs. 2S6, 287.— By Lewis F. Day (from “The Anatomy of Pattern”). Illustrating the “Drop Match,5' and the Effect of the Drop, according to its Length, etc. The right-hand example (No. 287) shows three plans, on either of which the same simple pattern may be produced. designs of fig. 286 square…
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