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A practical treatise on weaving and designing of textile fabrics : with chapters on the principles of construction of the loom, calculations and colour (1879)

Ashenhurst, Thos. R. (Thomas R.) · Bradford : T. Brear ; London : Simpkin, Marshal · leaf 200

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Oi C2 mn Fig. 175. A B The third and most generally used double cloth con-sists, as before mentioned, of two separate cloths, whichmay be stitched or bound together in the process ofweaving, or kept separate if desired. For the purpose ofmaking it as clear as possible to the reader, I shall in… … A P> afterwards explain the method of stitching them together.The simplest form of double cloth consists of twoequal plain cloths, that is, two cloths having the samenumber of threads per inch, and of the same quality andthickness, both woven quite plain. Take for examplewhat may be called…

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