Regulating Moire Figures

Regulating Moire Figures, page 1
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A single journal page from Posselt's Textile Journal (March 1920) describing a patented method for regulating moire figures in fabric. A ground fabric woven with an irregular or fancy reed is pressed against a fabric woven with a regular reed, producing sharply outlined moire patterns. Reed dent arrangements, spacing, angles and heights are explained with reference to four diagrams. The page also begins a short unrelated article on the use of pearl knitting machines.

Type
Article
Date
March 1920
Language
English
Pages
1
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