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Scientific American, Vol. 8, No. 40 (1853) (1853)

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est ends uppermost. ‘, is attached to the frame at the side of the! lay recedes, in such a manner as to perform tion; figure 3 1s across sectional view of a double trough containing the hair for the Figure 1. Figure 2. weft; figure 4 is a side view of certain parts of the same to illustrate a part… … improvements on this loom, which are appli- one quarter of a revolution, it being prevent- of nippers will seize it, and draw it through] when the return stroke is about to commences cable to all other looms for weaving cloth. ed from turning further by a spring bearing the weft thread. For some…

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