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

Gilroy, Clinton G · New York, G. D. Baldwin · leaf 433

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d placing them at certain distances apart.Upon these bars are mounted, in any convenient manner, teeth,tappets, or studs, capable of being readily adjusted, as the differentpatterns or devices to be woven may require ; the whole are formedinto an endless flexible rack or band of tappets, by side… … PANCY WEAVING. 397 Fig. 184, is a front view of a power loom, representing the appli-cation of one description or arrangement of the improved endlessbelt or chain of tappets to a loom for weaving iigured fustians; andFig. 185, is a side elevation of the same. The ordinary framingor loom-sides, are…

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