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Scientific American, Vol. 44, No. 19 (May 1881) (1881)

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f movements are required: A conveying effected, the retaining pins placed behind and at a little dis- removing the strings from the pods. or removal of the selected spindles; rotation of the spindles tance from the roller must remain pressed down in order not Mr. Thomas W.Hogsett, of Edray, West… … have not yet found bed rock. This is not an encouraging wit. The following is a specimen: Pig. 3.—Bruges Valenciennes made by the Lace Loom.—From a Photo- sign, as the possible success of the canal hinges on the feasi- The Secretary read the following: graph. bility of diverting the course of the…

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