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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 27

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in the Reid cS: Johnson and Parkerpatents, the details seeming to show that the author was wellacquainted with the Reid & Johnson patent, and possibly theParker patent also. Gilroys reference is merely an indirectsatire on our patent system, though manv of his readers havesince taken this part… … Fig. 20—Egberts Loom. Sidj: Elevation. In our earliest public reference to the Northrop loom, name-ly, that quoted in the paper of our Mr. Georo^e Otis Draper,read before the New England Cotton Manufacturers Associa-tion, at their meeting in Atlanta, October, 1895, it was statedthat looms rested…

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