Barker, A. F. (Aldred Farrer), b. 1868, Gardner, Walter Myers 1862- [from old catalog], Snow, R. [from old catalog], Cook, William H. [from old catalog], Bradbury, Fred. [from old catalog] · New York, D. Van Nostrand company · leaf 298
or cause trouble in the weaving. A few of theimperfections to which bad reeling gives rise may be indi-cated. First, Duvet gives the appearance of short fibresthrown off from the main continuous thread. This wasattributed formerly to the silkworm spinning an imperfectbave on the cocoon; but while… … FlG. 65.—Knots. imperfect joinings as the cocoons become attached to themain thread, or still more by an uneven temperature in thereeling basin (which should be kept at 140° to 160° Fahr.),thus causing the silk to unwind itself unevenly and causesmall loops. Secondly, Foul or Stubs (bouchons)…
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