Jacquard machine; analyzed & explained the preparation of Jacquard cards & practical hints to learners of Jacquard designing (1893)
Posselt, E. A. (Emanuel Anthony), 1858-1921 · Philadelphia, Posselt · leaf 110
ted in Fig. 45. On each of these shuttles a toothed rod, K, is fastened, the teeth of which work in the circles, H, H, as soon as a shuttle is put in its lay, J. This toothed rod, which runs underneath the circles, H, is used to move the shuttles to and fro. L indicates the pulleys for driving the… … Fig. 43. for lacing from spools. A, are passed. These tubes are adjusted to rod, S, which swings around pin, T, and gets its motion from rod, U, V, W. The Jacquard cards are placed on the machine at (S', and move in rotation under needle, Z. The movement of the cards must be so regulated that,…
Jacquard weaving
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