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

Gilroy, Clinton G · New York, G. D. Baldwin · leaf 187

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astring connected to the escapement and another to the hook presser.In the hook presser are wires fixed that press on the under part ofthe hooks. These different parts are put in motion by means oftreadles and marches, as in the ordinary way of mounting fancylooms. The treading machine is next to… … DRAW LOOM. 167 the principal of which are as foUow: 1, is a knee shaft; 2, shortmarches, one for each leaf of the ground harness or headles ; 3, acouper for turning the trap board 5 ; 4, a long march for workingthe drawing machine. a, e, i, o, are the ends of the treadles: a isfor opening a…

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