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Scientific American, Vol. 14, No. 38 (1859) (1859)

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s. effect the. changes of the shuttles, and then with either bed, L. m are pushers, attached A is the side-frame of the loom and B is the allowed to fall nto gear and move the cam tionary until another change is effected, when to a plate, O, for pushing the shuttles from I end of the driving-shaft,… … inuse. It occupies a central position in front and put in a full one, but in this one, the and another which is not seen, tur ing loosely must also be on a level with the upper bed of weaver, seeing that a bobbin is not likely to L. The change takes place during the stop- of G and has an upper and…

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