Appleton's dictionary of machines, mechanics, engine-work, and engineering (1869)
New York, Appleton · leaf 166
ame B. The o I of the endless belt is supports I by a straining contrivance L. is similar to such as are in common use in such machines. The work or knitting hands within is the endless belt, instead of without it, or on the outside of it. The yarn guide or director is seen at 1>. It a curved… … The ititoh hook is seen at K. It i- arranged In i t of the chain belt of oi irepresented in rid j, 2472, that is i say, it U made nol only with :i l i :it A, Inn with a shoulder /, a i funning the Important office >t pi taken up by the point of the needle, the lame having been ■ ffci U I in…
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