Nisbet, Harry · London : Scott, Greenwood & Son ; New York : D. Van Nostrand · leaf 124
113 BEDFOED CORDS. § 52. All the examples of Bedford cords described above are of a strictly plain or unfigured character. It now only remains, to make their description more complete, to describe the usual methods adopted for their embellishment. At the outset of these observations, it was stated… … Fig. 293.— Heavy Teiture of Bedford Cord, woven from Design Fig. 294. stituted for undyed threads, other conditions remain unchanged ; but if they are additional threads for figuring purposes, they require to be governed by extra healds. Coloured threads are sometimes substituted for wadding…
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