A treatise on designing and weaving plain and fancy woolen clothes : with more than one hundred weaves of the latest and most staple and popular styles, from a two-harness plain weave up to a forty-eight harness fancy weave, accompanied by rules and calculations : together with more than thirty illustrated pick-outs or diagrams : also, directions as to the manner of reducing large and complicated designs to their lowest terms, with the cross-drawing-in-drafts for the same ; rules for picking cut samples, and other rules and tables of importance to manufacturers (1878)
Baldwin, A. A. (Amos A.) · New York : Peters & Richards · leaf 34
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Woolen and worsted manufacture · Weaving · Textile design
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