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Scientific American, Vol. 4b, No. 45 (July 1849) (1849)

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ositive rule can the let-off speed of the warp beam and the portance. said to be well adapted to the measuring of all he given for all shades of colors—the ingeni- take-up speed of the cloth beam. 3d. Anew kinds of forms, round, square. &c, answering stop motion. The shuttle boxes are what the the… … The stop motion is a double finger one, ve- has universal joints on its extremities, to turn This is a most valuable improvement on wood on which the rocket is placed and direc- ry different we believe from any in use, whieh in every direction. To these universal joints ted. The Austrians have been…

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