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Scientific American, Vol. 24, No. 24 (June 1871) (1871)

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achine has shown, however, that only a the body of the needle at U, and works partly in a slot which will be explained when describing the process of nar- few parts are necessary to accomplish a great variety of formed in the body. The latch has, moreover, a spoon- rowing, further on. Now let the… … them in a vertical position, as THE BICKFORD FAMILY KNITTING MACHINE shown in Fig. 1. On the bottom of the revolving cylinder are formed teeth shaped end, shown at V, which, when the latch is closed as knit anything that the most expert operator can knit or which mesh into a bevel gear turned by…

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