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Scientific American, Vol. 34, No. 17 (1876) (1876)

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, cond loop from the needle, and carries it along as it did the The most ingenious portion of the machine, and at the on the same principle as the one that we have described, is first. As it opens out the second loop, it pulls taut theslack same time the newest, is the device for giving tension to… … confined to the lock stitch alone, although that form, owing when every stitch begins, it shall turn so as to release ex- actly enough thread to make that stitch. This is carried out to its strength and security, is usually the most popular. A as follows: In a channel in the disk, and between it…

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