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Scientific American, Vol. 21, No. 1 (July 1869) (1869)

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is seen on the side of the needle bar. With the needle disconnected from the work, and the copied from our pages into several European journals; but front rank of " fast " knitters, and that the tension governing the company owning the patents, having been steadily im- the size of loop is altered… … forward before the needle, con- i inch in diameter and 16 inches THE HINKLEY KNITTING MACHINE. sists of a small double grooved long, closed at one end. One of disk engaging in the toothed rack of the comb, and, as seen in remainder of the grooves, preventing lateral motion of the the tubes is…

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