Journal of the Franklin Institute; devoted to science and the mechanic arts (1826)
Franklin Institute (Philadelphia, Pa.) · Oxford, Eng. [etc.] Pergamon Press [etc.] · leaf 645
ugh the fabric by a corresponding actionof the carriages, on the frames of which the pincers which hold theneedles are fixed, as indicated; a to a in the upper tier thus embroid-ering the upper piece of cloth, and H to H in the lower tier, by whichthe fabric fixed upon the lower pair of rollers is… … The arrangement of the needles, and the mode by which they arealternately held and released must now be noticed. The needle-holderor pincers act in a manner analogous to the human hands, workingfrom each side of a framework of cloth, placed in a vertical position,the needle being a double-pointed…
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