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

Gilroy, Clinton G · New York, G. D. Baldwin · leaf 310

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w Radford, in the year 1811.t See Egyptian Shebetz, page 4G of Introduction. LAGE MANUFACTURE. 289 eight teeth, must be changed for a new one, with only six leeth;and the guide-bar racking wheel must be removed, and a new onecut, having three steps or elevations on its circumference. Thecatch-bar… … 290 THE ART OF WEAVING. doubled; that is, in what is called a ten point machine, twentypoints are placed in every inch. The pump apparatus or lever, for lifting and letting fall the catchbar when either of the point bars come down and go up again,must be disconnected from both point bars. Fig. 140…

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