24 (#54) ############################################## WOOLLEN AND WORSTED SPINNING Such a list as the foregoing may appear on first glance pedantic, but the capacity to easily draft such a list will be found a valuable asset to the blender. The following special blends may now usefully be studied :- No. 1, Natural khaki. d. 30 lb. Camel hair at 1/11 57 6 15 lb. Alpaca at 1/8 25 30 lb. Green cross-bred at 2 /2 65 8 lb. White cross-bred at 1/11 15 4 S. O 0 83 lb. costing 162 10 = I/114 per lb. for materials. No. 2. 9 Skeins Weft-Blend for Cotton Warp Venetian (Pre-War Costing). Stones.* lb. 255 Best uncut mungo at 2 d. 5 8 Fine new mungo at 4d. 18 33 8 59 0 Nippings † at 2 d. 17 9 Cotton at id. 17 S. d. 0 38 35 hours ܝܘ ܘ ܤ ܘ ܘ ထ ထ လ o 356 58 17 8 8 costing 779} warterns I delivered in condensed slubbings at 1/-s. 38 19 4 £97 17 O 779} warterns costing £97 17 0 = 2 61 per wartern, or 5 d. per lb. spun yarn. Spinners' waste 23ś warterns Weavers' waste. 193 warterns Total waste || . 43} warterns * The Yorkshire wool stune is 16 lb. † Nippings-wastes from previous blend (fud). # The wartern is the “quartern" of the old 24 lb. stone, that is, 6 lb. $ The 1/- per wartern is the cost from raw material in the Willey House to the spindle point. ll Apart from machine droppings. 24
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