Buck, H. D. (Horace Davis) · New York, Bragdon, Lord & Nagle Company · leaf 106
6, Figs. 69 and 70, are for changing theyarn carriers, of which there are four. The four small partsindicated by the letter m, Fig. 69, are latch openers, which areessential as the machine cannot be operated when the latchesare closed. We would be unable to move the carriage acrossthe machine when… … PURL STITCH DESIGNING—HAND—AUTOMATIC 105 moved to any one of three positions. These are the positionshown, or horizontal with the lower edge of, and on a linewith the lower edge of cams 2v and r, or it may be swung downto a point where the end will be at the lower edge of the camplate at v. The…
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