Buck, H. D. (Horace Davis) · New York, Bragdon, Lord & Nagle Company · leaf 81
r)ul.)iecl. sleeves. It overcomes the principal objection knitters have tomaking shaped work—that is, the extra labor involved, and hasthe advantages before-mentioned—namely, no material to be cutaway to get the shape, a selvedge edge which means a smallneat seam, and the proper shape for a proper… … 80 FLAT MACHINE KNITTING AND FABRICS Fig. 54 shows the principle of the method used. The drawingdoes not by any means reproduce the parts as made, but onlyshows the principle employed to secure these results, with allsuperfluous parts eliminated. The machine proper is a full automatic machine,…
Machine knitting · Textile fabrics
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