Cyclopedia of Textile Work, Vol. 5: Knitting, Knit Goods, Finishing

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Volume 5 of the seven-volume Cyclopedia of Textile Work, an American Technical Society correspondence-school reference on machine knitting. It covers cylinder spring needle and latch needle circular machines, stationary needle cylinder and Leighton flat-head machines, hand and full-automatic hosiery machines, fancy and lace-effect hosiery, and full-fashioned machines. The final section deals with knit goods finishing: sewing and finishing machines such as the Merrow and Willcox & Gibbs, and machines for underwear. Text includes yarn number tables, needle and cam mechanics, machine adjustment instructions, hand-knitting instructions for mittens and gloves, and review questions. It is heavily illustrated with machine drawings and photographs of fabric swatches and knitting rooms.

Type
Book
Date
1906
Language
English
Pages
388
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