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Scientific American, Vol. 2, No. 26 (June 1860) (1860)

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trouble in producing cloth in that state of perfec- of order, very sensitive, and, most of all, snre in its' — ■■■ — operation. Friction straps require constant attention, tion so much desired by the devotees of the spindle and GOOCH'S UNIVERSAL PLOW. and are an everlasting source of trouble.… … ing the parts ready to be united together; over which the warp passes in weaving. CONANT'S LOOM WARP REGULATOR. and Fig. 2 is a rear end view. Similar let- This roll is mounted on levers, or in a swinging frame, in such a manner that, if ters indicate like parts. The beam and arms are similar to…

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