Handbuch der Weberei (Text) [Handbook of Weaving (Text)]

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A comprehensive German textbook on weaving technology, fourth enlarged edition (Leipzig, 1909), edited by J. Schams with Otto Both and Bernhard Lepperhoff. It covers textile fibres and yarn preparation and numbering, hand-loom tools, dobby and Jacquard machines, weave theory, and special fabrics such as double cloth, pique, terry, plush and gauze. It also treats copying and analysing fabrics, Jacquard design and card cutting, power-loom preparatory machinery, sizing, power looms, finishing, weave-history sections, ribbon weaving and braiding, with manufacturers' advertisements at the end. The text refers to an accompanying atlas of 1724 figures, and the scan shows many figure pages and some draft pages.

Type
Book
Date
1909
Language
German
Pages
578
Weaving drafts
on 1 page: 142
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