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Instructions for operators of J. B. Aiken's family knitting machine. Explaining the manner in which the goods are finished up, the machine kept in order, &c., &c. .. (1861)

Aiken, Jonas B · New York, Baptist & Taylor, steam job printers · leaf 5

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ILLUSTEATIONS, SHOWING THE DIFFERENT PARTS OF THE MACHINE, TOGETHER WITH AN Explanation of the Manner in which they are Adjnsted. … (FIG. 1.) A is a ring, combined to a clamp, which is made fast to the edge of an ordinary table by the thumb-screw a. To this ring all the operating parts of the machine are attached. F is the driving-gear by which all the operating parts of the machine are actuated. This gear revolves on the axle…

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