Appleton's dictionary of machines, mechanics, engine-work, and engineering (1869)
New York, Appleton · leaf 165
rat 158 KNITTING MACHINE. though it differs from the same in sundry important particulars which constitute my invention, ancwhich I shall hereafter describe. In the drawings above mentioned, A denotes the endless chain belt of knitting-needles, which is scmade that the needles a a a, etc., instead… … The driving pinion b, instead of being arranged within the belt as it has been in other machines ofthis character, is disposed on the exterior surface of it, and works against, or with the projecting pointsof the belt. That part of the inner surface of the belt, which is immediately adjacent to the…
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