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

Gilroy, Clinton G · New York, G. D. Baldwin · leaf 390

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bearing date Sept. 30th, 1838, prior to which date we tested the in-vention for over two years at M. Philippes machine shop, 19 RueChateau Landon, Paris, France. In these drawings the same letters of reference indicate the sameparts. Fig. 161, represents a back elevation of a loom of the… … The yarn beam A, is placed in the iisual position, and containsthe warp which passes over the roller B : after the warp is wovenit passes over the breast beam C (Fig. 162) and is taken uponthe cloth roller D. On the shaft E (Fig. 163) is placed a cyhndri-cal eccentric F F, which imparts alternating…

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