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Chain Types

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Symbolically, the chain represents bonds and communication, matrimony, social or physic integration.There are many chain types, some of which are:anchor: has links of the form used in anchorsband: series of interlocking links that form a wide, flexible, flat bandcurb: the links are twisted so that they lie flat, a common patternfancy: developments and combinations of different typesfetter: originally a chain for the feet to hinder movement, now a chain in which long links are combined with an alternation of a series of short linksrope: a chain of interlocking links, flexible and ropeliketrace: equal sized, oval, looped links which when stretched will not lie flat because of the alternating horizontal and vertical placement of the linksvenetian: interlocking squares

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Symbolically, the chain represents bonds and communication, matrimony, social or physic integration.There are many chain types, some of which are:anchor: has links of the form used in anchorsband: series of interlocking links that form a wide, flexible, flat bandcurb: the links are twisted so that they lie flat, a common patternfancy: developments and combinations of different typesfetter: originally a chain for the feet to hinder movement, now a chain in which long links are combined with an alternation of a series of short linksrope: a chain of interlocking links, flexible and ropeliketrace: equal sized, oval, looped links which when stretched will not lie flat because of the alternating horizontal and vertical placement of the linksvenetian: interlocking squares

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