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

Gilroy, Clinton G · New York, G. D. Baldwin · leaf 227

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e metallic rods, which pass through theboard C, and are screwed or otherwise secured to the board D : theends Q, Gl of these rods guide the board D, and keep it in its properplace. The under extremities of the slides E E are attached to theends of the lever or cross bar R, (which may also be seen… … caught in its descent by the hooks T T (see Fig. 99,) attached tothe frame of the loom at S S. W W are levers, which work in the slides E E, and arepressed by Springs K K, in order to bring and keep the trunkSquare (as is well understood, of course, being so like the ap-paratus used for a similar…

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