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

Gilroy, Clinton G · New York, G. D. Baldwin · leaf 454

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1831, at whichperiod we applied it to a power-loom for weaving Marseilles quilts ; and the patents obtained in England by Mr. Bullough and Mr. Ramsbottom, for modi- FANCY WEAVING. 417 Fig. 200, represents a back elevation of a common power loom,having the fork and grid mechanism attached thereto;… … A A, Cam shaft. B, Arm fixed upon the cam shaft A A. C, Stud-pin bolted in the arm B, forraising the lever D. D, Lever fixed on the shaft or rod F;its Position, as seen from the back oftheloom, is shown in Fig. 200,and a side view is given in Fig. 201.E, Catch lever, also fixed on the shaftor rod…

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