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Scientific American, Vol. 27, No. 20 (November 1872) (1872)

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as shown in the engraving, as there are four in all, lay or batten. The shaft causing this motion is, by the in- of the actual device, in its almost life-like motion, will give three shuttle carriers and shuttles can be used. The connec- terposition of suitable mechanism, connected to the revolv-… … loom. These frames contain, in their upper portion, two piiiiiiiuuwniiiBiiiiiiiiir channels, E and F, of the same form in cross section as the A glance at the engravings has doubtless already shown shuttle guide in the batten. It is plain that by moving the that the invention is a loom, and from…

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