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

Gilroy, Clinton G · New York, G. D. Baldwin · leaf 215

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We would here remark, that in describing the drawings just al-luded to, the same letters of reference indicate similar parts in all ofthem. A A, Fig, 95, is the frame of the machine, connected bysuitable cross bars at B B B B; the two upright posts C C, one at 25 194 THE ART OF WEAVING. each end of… … are shown in Fig. 93: into these are inserted the pointed screwsF F, which are fastened by itfeans of the thumb screws G G; thesebeing brought againet the cross pieces E E after the screw poiots JACQUARD MACHINE. 195 H H have been inserted into small brass or steel bushes on the sidesof the…

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