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Scientific American, Vol. 18, No. 17 (1868) (1868)

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s found hand knitting, but, being of uniform length, render the fabric The invention relates to that class of knitting machines that in those passages whose sides are cemented, the sound more elastic and durable. that employ straight rows of needles, in distinction from the is conveyed toa much… … ing a certain extent THE LAMB PATENT KNITTING MACHINE. for widening, or thrown” of the gamut, ifheard out of operation for nar at a long distance would be seriously altered. This de- and completeness of this machine, it especially commends it- rowing without removing them from the machine.…

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