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

Gilroy, Clinton G · New York, G. D. Baldwin · leaf 333

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fully examine the central or middle rectangle (ofFig. 2) he will find thatit presents a complete edge view in elevation of the lefthand side of Fig. 1, being that side on which the machine is worked, as thePosition of the pantograph denotes; the letters of reference in the edge orcentral rectangle… … 310 TUE ART OF WEAVING. the figure, is entirely similar; we shall designate correspondingparts by the same letters of reference with an accent: thus, A BB Aj A B B Aj will be the two symmetrical rectangles of thesecond end of the frame, A D C A will be the rectangle of themiddle, corresponding to A…

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