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

Gilroy, Clinton G · New York, G. D. Baldwin · leaf 188

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6 are the knots (see Fig. 77,) on the raising and sinking cords, and 7 are mails attached to them. 8 is a weight for recovering the ma-chine, and 9 are weights for balancing the mounting, (see Fig. 77,)10, 10, are boards pierced with holes for conducting the knot cords,one of which is seen at 10,… … c, c, are weights for balancing the conducting cords ; w, a cord forconducting the preseing knot cords ; y, for conducting the raising 168 THE ART OF WEAVING. knot cordsj and z^ weights for keeping the knot cords tight, (seeFig. 77.) a, Fig. 78, is a view of the trap board, and 6, of thepressing…

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