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Scientific American, Vol. 27, No. 20 (1872) (1872)

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and not shown in machine, which somewhat resembles a well known positive modern times. Though its many parts, at firat inspection Fig. 1. At I, Fig. 1,is represented one of the rollers situated loom already in the market; more especially as its motion is appearing complex, in the end prove of… … WIDTH. belt passes downward. The number of shuttles and carriers the merits of the machine by the ordinary means. used at any one period is one less than the combined number of channels in the frames. Thus if each end frame has two channels, as shown in the engraving, as there are four in all,…

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