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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 85

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h Gearin^;^, Shepard Let-off, MasonTake-up, Movable Bobbin-chute and other details as originallypresented. The cloth is as near perfect as can be. AVeavers run, or attend,from 16 to 28 Xorthrop looms, and do not work any harder than I haveseen them do on eig:ht common looms, and pretty near all the… … B MODEL (ALSO CALLED 1S95 loom). Not now built. This pattern was continually improved andwas our standard for prints and other light goods until 189S. Ithad a wider frame than the A model, longer shuttle boxes, newtake-up, Stearns rocker and One Hand construction. C MODEL (also called 1S96 loom).…

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