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Scientific American, Vol. 12, No. 16 (April 1865) (1865)

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when the full one is broken at least one man is dispensed with. Any person of in the loom. To obtain this the inventor uses a off, invariably leaving the end of the yarn flying; this ordinary intelligence can operate it. Being mounted weight, A, which rests upon the yarn on the section flying end… … BEAM ELEVATOR AND TRANSPORTER. will conform to the surface of the yarn; this arm SAUNDERS'S WARP passes through a stand, C, which is bolted to the layer of yarn, and in unwinding, on the spooler or quickly adjusted, relatively, to the warper, dresser or dresser frame, fitting so that it will…

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