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Scientific American, Vol. 9, No. 22 (November 1863) (1863)

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an, we illustrated and described the Willcox & rubber ball, D, fits loosely in a recess and is kept by bottom of the hole and secured by the nut, E, Gibbs Sewing Machine, and after a careful examina- its gravity in contact with the rim of the wheel be- are sure to be adjusted properly. The tension… … THE WILLCOX AKD GIBBS SEWING MACHINE. machines. All the working parts under the cloth tempt is made to turn the wheel backward. This polished glass washers, F, fitted on a screw spindle plate are covered while in operation by the cap, A, pressed together by a spring, the pressure of which prevents…

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