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The art of weaving, by hand and by power (1844)

Gilroy, Clinton G · New York, G. D. Baldwin · leaf 150

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leaves have no connection with any treadle,but are lifted, and sunk by the warp, in the open shed Fig. 49 ;and they are kept tight by weights in the cross shed 50. Theseweights must, therefore, operate upon the half leaves in the crossshed, and must be relieved in the open. It will be proper to… … Ist. The lower half leaf, A, (see Fig. 54,) is attached by acord helow to the first short march: it has no connection above.2d. The first Standard is attached by oblique cords W^ to thefirst couper ahove; the couper, to the first long march; theStandard is connected helow with the second short…

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