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Description Line drawing of a simple treadle floor loom with two heddles. Warp is labelled. Shows warp beam, lease rods (=laze rods), heddles linked via an overhead pulley, treadles, suspended beater bar with reed, shuttle (in weaver's hand), and the wever's seat. There is also a trough suspended under the warp beam, possibly for lint?
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