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Labor-saving looms : a brief treatise on plain weaving and the recent improvements in that line, with special reference to the Northrup looms manufactured by Draper company, Hopedale, Mass., U. S. A. (1904)

Draper, George Otis, 1867-1923 · Milford, Mass. : Printed by Cook & sons · leaf 108

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ated that in 1895. $80,000,000was paid for labor in the cotton manufacture in the United States.Assume that the improyed loom had been thoroughly introduced, thesaving secured thereby would have been approximately $20,000,000.The interest on the national debt of the United States in 1892, the… … B MODEL LOOM TAKE-UP. This take-up derives its motion from the rocking^ of thelav-sword. It has a let-back go^erned from the fork-slide. Cutalso illustrates the weft-hammer and shipper knock-off.

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