The Jacquard Machine Analyzed and Explained / With an appendix on the preparation of jacquard cards, and practical hints to learners of jacquard designing

by E. A. Posselt

And so on; all of which are shown separately in [Fig. LX].

R and R´´ are for the two-lease strings; S, the successive order of threads; S´´, the number of leashes. Hooks and needles correspond with drawing A. White warp-threads indicate section 1; shaded warp-threads, section 2; black warp-threads, section 3. The fine lines in [Fig. LIX.] indicate the leashes for the first row deep of the comber-board; the heavy lines indicate the last leash for each section.

[Fig. LXI.] illustrates a fabric designed for this tie-up. The various small star effects are arranged on the principle of the 5-leaf satin.

Fig. LXI.

IX. The Point Tie-up in Three Sections.

This method of tying-up Jacquard looms shows the point tie-up applied to the three-section arrangement, on the same principle as the straight-through in paragraph VIII.