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

Gilroy, Clinton G · New York, G. D. Baldwin · leaf 385

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sition of one end of this leather strap, as bolted to the horizontalshaft U, will be seen at Y, in both Figs. The shaft U. has suitablebearings at each end, which are indicated by the dotted lines in Fig.155, and at Z, Fig. 156. The protector A^, as seen in both theseFigs. is of the ordinary… … PLAIN WEAVING. 349 Figs. 157,158, 159 and 160, show the different parts of a loom,as improved by Messrs. Apelles Howard, of Stockport, and JohnScattergood, of Manchester. Fig. 157 is a back view of the common loom: Fig. 158, a sideview, in which part of the framing is removed for the purpose…

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