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

Gilroy, Clinton G · New York, G. D. Baldwin · leaf 313

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om the roller A, one row ofthreads passing through the ordinary guides on the commonguide bar A, and the other row through the guide b, which is at-tached to the guide bar h. The ordinary warp-threads proceedfrom the roller a, through the guides on the guide-bar b. The barE, is called the ^poppet… … ments are effected are the guide D, and the lacing thread roUer C.The guide D has a separate racking movement from the otherguides. The improvement in this part of Mr. Hs invention con-sists in the mode of inserting the lacing thread, by passing it acrossthe warp-threads and behind the bobbin…

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