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

Gilroy, Clinton G · New York, G. D. Baldwin · leaf 470

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ecyhnder treadle, Fig. 206, a plan of that part of the cylinder treadleinto which the cam wheel is inserted, for the purpose of working theJacquard machinery ; Fig. 207, a side view of the notched cam orwheel which governs the shuttle motion ; Fig. 208, the apparatus forthrowing the shuttle; Fig.… … A A A A A, Fig. 203, Frame of theloom. B B, Jacquard machine, as construct-ed by Mr. Thomas Morton, of Kil-marnock, Scotland. C C, The lay. D D, Leaves of headles for workingthe ground. E E, Jacquard harness, or backmounting, for prodacing the figure. F F, Pattern-cards. G, Fig. 204, wires to hold…

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