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

Gilroy, Clinton G · New York, G. D. Baldwin · leaf 168

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W LOOM. 147 tlie pxilleys, will be diminished in propoition as the number of partsin a given harness are increased. It is also obvious, that as eachsimple cord is connected, by means of its tail cord, to a correspond-ing mail in each part, tlie pattern which is produced will be merelythe same group… … must be procured ; and the two upright sides, AA are fastened tothe inside of the loom, one on each side, and in the very same posi-tion between the cloth and the warp rolls, which the harness isafterwards to occupy. The cross bar of wood or slab stock A A%slides up and down in grooves cut in these…

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