History of American textiles : with kindred and auxiliary industries (illustrated) (1922)
Boston : Frank P. Bennett · leaf 101
ne forthe Chenille and one for the back; and,as the back is woven, the Chenille is boundto it by threads. Chenille is made on thefirst loom like a sheet of thick, flat cloth,with warps close together, running through,in fact, just the exact height of the pileapart, for the goods are cut into… … Chenille, Showing a Section Partly Cut Between the Warps extending from the tubes are grasped by arow of nippers and drawn between thewarps. These are then caught again onthe lower ends by another series of me-chanical fingers which bring them up underthe filler which has been carried across…
Textile industry -- United States · Textile fabrics -- United States
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