US Patent No. 522,555, granted July 3, 1894 to Walter Glen Connell of Philadelphia, for a woven fabric. Pattern and color are made by additional sectional filling threads that travel laterally within the sheds and are bound in by the warp, over a body of ordinary warp and weft. The patent has two sheets of drawings (a fabric swatch, an enlarged weave diagram, a cross-section and a diagram of thread manipulation), a specification and seven claims. A companion loom patent (Serial No. 452,264) is mentioned.