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

Gilroy, Clinton G · New York, G. D. Baldwin · leaf 300

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he piain net as are required to form theintended pattern. The invention, is an appUcation of pecuUarly jointed wires, in con-junction with hooks for catching the threads which are to be loopedup, in Order to form spots, with certainty and faciüty; the action ofthe hooks, being aided by the pointed… … Fig. 134 represents the operating parts of a lace machine, takenin transverse section. When the spots are about to be formed, thefront working points K, are drawn towards the front of the machineout of their working positions, and remain in a State of inactivity,during the formation of the spots.…

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