Seamless goods are made in a great variety of qualities, ranging from cotton half-hose at fifty cents per dozen to the fine worsted stockings at $6.
Seamless hose are not, strictly speaking, entirely seamless, inasmuch as all stockings made on a circular knitting machine must have a seam somewhere.
Seamless hose are made on a specially constructed machine which produces the entire stocking, but leaves the toe piece to be joined together by a looping attachment.
As far as comfort and fit are concerned, the manufacture of seamless hosiery has now reached such a degree of perfection as to bring it second only to the full-fashioned variety.
A notable and very commendable feature of seamless hose is the socket-like shape of the heel, which fits that portion of the foot as though really fitted to it.
Size Box also contains perforated Copper Boiling Pipe, Seamless Copper Immersion Roller, with adjustable Racks and Motion, Brass and Tin Conducting Rollers, and Brass Taps.
SIZE BOX--With two Heavy Seamless Copper Rollers, with Brass Glands and Brass Bushes.
A short piece of seamlessbrass tubing should be procured, or, preferably, one of those capped brass cylinders for holding pencil leads, the button of which should be sawn off and the cap used to keep the alcohol from evaporating.
Small Steam-Engine Cylinders Made from Seamless Brass Tubing In making a small steam engine it was desired to use seamless brass tubing for the cylinders.
I love that beautiful verse of the hymn more than I have ever loved it, because I can say again: 'The healing of the seamless dress Is by our beds of pain.
The healing of the seamless dress Is by our beds of pain; We touch Him in life's throng and press, And we are whole again.
All connections between drums and sections and between sections and mud drum are of hot finished seamless open-hearth steel tubes of No.
Illustration: Forged-steel Cross Box] The sections are built of 4-inch hot finished seamless open-hearth steel tubes of No.
This is the seamless robe of the Lord which was not rent but parted by lot [John 19:23].
Seamless steel could not accomplish everything, and a substantial increase of salary had to be accorded.
It was soon discovered that there was not enough machinery in America to knit one-tenth of the seamless woolen gloves that the soldiers required.
This concern at once arranged with the Ohio Seamless Tube Co.
A total of 500 drawn barrel tubes was ordered from the Ohio Seamless Tube Co.
A tinned pail is preferred to a galvanized one, but a plain iron seamless pail or an iron kettle should be obtained if possible.
Seamless fabric for hose and half-hose is of special value because any irregularities of texture instantly make themselves uncomfortably evident in footwear.
Also large quantities of seamless gloves are placed on the market each season, these being worked with the fingers in the form of small circular bags to accommodate the fingers.
The seamless hose trade is done on machines of small diameter with the needles arranged in circular form, and where suitable provision is made for the addition of pockets to accommodate the heel and toes.
In seamless articles such as hose and half-hose it is an advantage to have them worked circular as this fits the shape of the body part where they have to be worn.
A circular knitting machine of American origin is the type of machine on which is produced the seamlesshosiery of to-day.
From this machine all the circular automatic power machines for making plain and rib seamless hose and half hose have been developed.
The introduction of any device by which seamless garments could be fabricated was obviously a great desideratum, and it is a singular fact that a machine capable of doing this was patented in 1816 by Sir Marc I.
VIII We part the seamless robe, Our wisdom would divide The raiment of the King, Our spear is in His side, Even while the angels sing Around our perishing globe, And Death re-knits in pride The seamless purple robe.
I suppose his dress wuz much like other Jewish peasantry save in one thing he wore, and this wuz the seamless garment, suggestive, I spoze, of wholeness, holiness.
And afterwards she took her the seamless shoes also, and would only accept one ducat each time and always said that she had made the things herself.
But Prince Ivan returned to the home of his betrothed, and got the wedding dress, and the ring, and the seamless shoes.
I have forgotten a marriage robe, a diamond ring, and a pair of seamless shoes.
They perished in the seamless grass, -- No eye could find the place; But God on his repealless list Can summon every face.
Two or more inches thick and fifteen feet wide, there was a seamless ribbon of aluminum that vanished behind the tree-ferns on either side.
It would be required to undergo precisely the sort of strain involved in turning a hollow seamless metal globe, inside out!
The feet of Jesus were bare; he wore, besides the ordinary dress, a seamless woollen garment, and a cloak which was thrown over all.
As the crown of thorns was too large and prevented the seamless robe, which his Mother had made for him, from going over his head, they pulled it off violently, heedless of the pain thus inflicted upon him.
She was clothed in a seamless garment of one piece, in colour like the dust of the roads.
The queen soon reappeared dressed in the blue seamless garment of the women who work in the fields.
So rose the picture full in view I paint in feebler song; Such power the seamless banner knew Of red and white and starry blue For exiles banished long.
One country still, though foe and "friend" Our seamless empire strove to rend; Safe!
It was made in three parts, a piece of seamless steel tubing being shrunk on a cast-iron barrel to form the water jacket, with a cast-iron cylinder head shrunk on the upper end of the barrel.
It consisted of a piece of seamless steel tubing with each end fastened into a phosphor-bronze casting, these castings comprising the big and little ends, drilled through to make the bearings (See Figures 5 and 6).
I have in my seamless sack a few simple medicines, including a vial of chloroform.
