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Scientific American, Vol. 14, No. 29 (1859) (1859)

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g, and the direction and amount of whose previously which would otherwise require to be used to New Projectile. produced twist must also correspond with that spin it is dispensed with, andthe time that spool, F, which by its revolution on its axis, That veteran inventor of destructive mis- given to… … chine which is the subject of our engraving besides which the said sliver or roving is spun sition of the flyer head,a , may be substituted The inventor of this valuable machine is sives the twisting of one strand, taking the into yarn without a traverse motion cn the as the equivalent of the flyer…

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