Hawley, W. A. (Walter Augustus), 1863-1920 · New York, Dodd, Mead · leaf 68
e weaversits on the finished part of the rug. Under more favourable circumstances, when the tribes livein villages or cities, the looms are so made that the weavers arenot compelled to bend in order to tie the first row of knots or standerect to finish the last rows of a long rug. Of the several… … LEASE RODS SHOWING CHANGE OF POSITION. ■ cy o (a- h (A- H - HEALD ROO IN POSITION. E.ALD ROD PULLED FORWARD. A-6- -*•. { A- BACK THREADSB- BACK THREAD3 OF WARP IN POSITION. OF WARP PULLED FORWARD; 4 UPPER EDGE OF RUG.
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