Gilroy, Clinton G · New York, G. D. Baldwin · leaf 222
made of No. 28wire (which should be very elastic.) Each of these Springs bearsagainst the back end of a needle, as at B^ B^ Fig. 96 and at C^Fig. 98 : the needle represented in Fig. 98, corresponds to thatmarked No. 1 in Fig. 96.* * It is not perhaps generally known, that M. Jacquard did not employ… … Each row of needles, in depth, has a wire pin D= D passed throughit at the back ends of the needles, and the ends of these pins areinserted into the cross rail E^ above the needles, and into the crossrail F= below them ; which pins serve to keep the needles in theirproper position, as shown in Fig.…
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