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Scientific American, Vol. 13, No. 12 (September 1865) (1865)

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raft on that. number of actualive parts. ing link, G. The driving pulley, H, has an eccentric Until the year 1852, the mode generally adopted of cast on the outside, which is encircled by one end of These sewing machines are made by the Conti- operating the needle and shuttle in the sewing ma-… … new combination of move- ments, the needle being were brought up in EARLE HARRY SMITH'S CRANK-MOTiOH SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE. worked as it never had twelve hours. The ma- been before in such a machine, viz., by a true eccen- tached to the lower extremity of the needle arm, J. chine's mode of…

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