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Scientific American, Vol. 92, No. 19 (1905) (1905)

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btains with his brush or shown. These driving arms are hinged about the the mosaic worker with pieces of colored marble. The countershaft, which also carries a planetary gear trans- laying in of the colored threads is done entirely mission.. The tractive ability of this little machine is by hand,… … must be traversed twice, as only automobile carries practically all alternate threads are covered on Drum by Gears. the weight on its driving wheel, the right side. Thus tapestry is a which has a double cloth. tendency to When the thread raise the ma- has been woven chine and. get only one way, it…

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