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Scientific American, Vol. 6, No. 20 (May 1862) (1862)

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heaxle of pinion, I, as to bring this crank to the lowerend of the slot in the arm, H, just as the rake hascompleted its passage across the platform, and thenthis crank, in its onward movement, carries the col-lar, C, and with it the rake, around the shaft of thereel. During this revolution the… … We herewith illustiate further improvements addedto the Wheeler & Wilson sewing. machine, namely,the braider, a device for sewing braid or cord uponany kind of fabric. The braid or cord is passedthrough the bole, 72 (see engraving), of the ordinaryglass presser, 71, of the machine and stitched…

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