Yarn and cloth making; an economic study; a college and normal schools text preliminary to fabric study, and a reference for teachers of industrial history and art in secondary and elementary schools (1918)
Kissell, Mary Lois · New York, The Macmillian company · leaf 228
aise and lower alternately the two shaft heddles, H, to open the warpsheds. The swinging batten, E, beats home the weft; while at its twoends the shuttle-boxes, G, receive the shuttle as it is thrown from box tobox by a jerk of the black peg attached to a string loop. heddles, two or more… … Reproduced by permission from Hoopers Hand-loom Weaving.Macmillan, U. S. A., and John Hogg, London- Fig. 68. — Hand Shuttle I, Boat-shaped shell and inside bobbin. 2, Section of shell and bobbin.3, Spring for holding quill. 4, Bobbin, a quill with yarn wound on.5, Side of shuttle showing center eye…
Textile industry · Spinning · Weaving
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