AN IMPROVE- MENT IN THE MANUFACTURE OF COTTON CORDS
Year: 1885

page_text: DAVID
MADELEY ΟΙ
Travis Mills Royton in the County of Lancaster
Manufacturer do hereby declare the nature of my invention for "AN IMPROVE-
MENT IN THE MANUFACTURE OF COTTON CORDS" to be as follows:-
MADELEY ΟΙ Travis Mills Royton in the County of Lancaster
Manufacturer do hereby declare the nature of my invention for "AN IMPROVE-
MENT IN THE MANUFACTURE OF COTTON CORDS" to be as follows:-
This invention consists in a manufacture of cotton cords whereby the back is
improved.
The cloth is woven with nine shafts or healds and instead of forming the back
as beretofore, either plain or twilled or with equal combinations of these two
methods, I form the back with one calico pick one twill pick, and two picks of a
combination of the two former.
The face picks may be as usual.
For an example in weaving a nine shaft cord with twelve picks to the round
I should cause the first pick of weft (which is a back pick) to pass under the first
three ends, then over the fourth under the fifth, over the sixth, under the seventh
eighth and ninth, over the tenth under the eleventh and over the twelfth.
The second, fifth, eighth, and eleventh picks would bind under the fifth and
twelfth ends only, being face picks.
The third sixth ninth and twelfth picks would bind under the sixth and
eleventh ends only, being also face picks.
The fourth pick is a back pick and passes over the first end under the second,
over the third under the 4th over the fifth under the sixth, over the seventh and
under the eighth, ninth and tenth, over the eleventh and under the twelfth.
The seventh pick is a back pick passing under the first end, over the second,
under the third, over the fourth and so on, being a plain calico pick.
The tenth or last back pick passes over the first end under the second, third and
fourth, over the fifth under the sixth over the seventh, under the eighth over the
ninth, under the tenth over the eleventh under the twelfth; it is thus similar to
the fourth pick but differently arranged.
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page_text: I, DAVID MADELEY of Travis Mills Royton in the County of Lancaster
Manufacturer do hereby declare the nature of my invention for "AN IMPROVE
MENT IN THE MANUFACTURE OF COTTON CORDS" and in what manner the same
is to be performed, to be particularly described and ascertained in and by the
following statement:―
This invention consists in a manufacture of cotton cords whereby the back is
improved.
The cloth is or may be woven with nine shafts, or healds and instead of forming
the back as heretofore either plain or twilled or with equal combinations of these
two methods, I form the back with one calico pick, one twill pick and two picks
of a combination of the two former.
The face picks may be as usual.
In order that my invention may be clearly understood I have annexed hereunto,
two diagrams of the cloth woven by my improved method. Diagram 1. being an
analysis (or straight over draught) of the cloth. Diagram 2. the condensed or
reduced draught of the same.
For an example in weaving a nine shaft cord with twelve picks to the round,
as shown on the diagram I cause the first pick of weft (which is a back pick) to
pass under the first three ends, then over the fourth under the fifth, over the sixth,
under the seventh eighth and ninth, over the tenth, under the eleventh and over
the twelfth.
The second, fifth, eighth, and eleventh picks bind under the fifth and twelfth
ends only, being face picks.
The third, sixth, ninth and twelfth picks bind under the sixth and eleventh ends
only, being also face picks.
The fourth pick is a back pick and passes over the first end, under the second,
over the third, under the fourth, over the fifth under the sixth, over the seventh,
and under the eighth ninth and tenth, over the eleventh and under the twelfth.
The seventh pick is a back pick passing under the first end over the second,
under the third over the fourth and so on, being a plain calico pick.
The tenth or last back pick passes over the first end and under the second, third
and fourth, over the fifth under the sixth over the seventh under the eighth over
the ninth, under the tenth over the eleventh under the twelfth; it is thus similar
to the fourth pick but differently arranged.
Having now particularly described and ascertained the nature of my said
invention and in what manner the same is to be performed I declare that what
I claim is :-
The improvement in the manufacture of cords as hereinbefore described and
illustrated by the annexed diagrams.
Dated this 29th day of June 1886
GEORGE DAVIES,
Agent for the Applicant.