The theory and practice of the art of weaving : by hand and power, with calculations and tables, for the use of those connected with the trade (1869)
Watson, John, manufacturer · Philadelphia : H. Carey Baird · leaf 90
84 THEORY AND PRACTICE OF A very large quantity of cloth is made by a four leaf tweel, where the warp and weft are equal on both sides of the cloth? this is managed by sinking two leaves, and raising two alternately. Take No. 6 for an example — 1st sink A and C 2nd " B " C 3rd " B " D 4th " A " D… … A FIVE LEAF TWEEL. Figure 8 is a regular Five Leaf Tweel, and figure 9 is what is called a broken one. And in these two
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