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Scientific American, Vol. 3, No. 33 (May 1848) (1848)

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reads composing thewarp will be so arranged between the stripsof metal or other suitable material, as topass first over, then under, each succeedingstrip, as is shown in Fig. 2.Fig 2. low. may be heated with an iron heater, Incase it be required to make carpets or rugs,or other fabrics, with… … c » if c The frame a a, is supported by the legs,or frame e c. On the under side of each ofthe guides is a groove or space between theguide and the frame a, the object of whichwill be hereafter fully explained, d d, is aroller, on which is warped a number ofthreads of worsted, wool, cotton, silk or…

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