The industries of the world; a complete course of technical education for the manufacturer, operative, and all persons engaged or interested in trade and commerce (1881)
Wylde, James · London, New York, The London Printing and Publishing Company, limited · leaf 90
m the bobbins by hand, and stretched out in an open field. Dyer, in his poem of the “ Fleece,” mentions this mode of warp¬ ing as if it were customarily practised in his day in England, for he describes the warper occupied as he “ strains the warp Along the garden walk, or highway side, Smoothing… … all the bobbins, collected together in Fig. 66. — Yarn-sizing Machine. a group at one spot, are attached to the frame whereon they are to be For reasons that are obvious, certain pro¬ wound. The warper, sitting on a stool, sets a kind of hollow vertical frame in revolution by cesses must be gone…
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