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

Gilroy, Clinton G · New York, G. D. Baldwin · leaf 369

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ze, it is made to pass under and over a series of rollers, having suit-able gudgeons and bearings at their ends, rotary motion being communi-cated by the friction of the travelling warp as it is drawn away from them.After having passed this series of rollers, the warp is squeezed between twolarge… … STZING. 339 is canied over the rest or guide B, and between the pressing roUersC and D, thence round the stud E, and back ander the roUer D,passing again between the pressing rollers C and D, and over thenpper siirface of the roller C. From this point it is carried forwardover the rollers F, G and…

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