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Scientific American, Vol. 52, No. 14 (1885) (1885)

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silk, wool, yarn, cords, strips of fabric, ete., can be larze quantities and placed upon the market, only one woven into pieces that can be used for pillow-covers, workman in the whole establishment has needed such shams, curtains, parts of dresses, etc. skill or training as to receive wages… … warp threads are secured on the The metal possesses, according to THE IMPROVED HAND LOOM EUGENIE. warpbeam, K, mounted on a frame, Captain R. W. Hunt, of Troy, who L, on the end of the arm, H, and is reported on the subject to the provided with a crank for turning it, and with a spring, latter has…

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