The silk industry in America. A history: prepared for the Centennial Exposition (1876)
Brockett, L. P. (Linus Pierpont), 1820-1893 · [New York Silk Association of America] · leaf 154
ign, on lined paper, similar to that used for worsted-workpatterns; each of the spaces enclosed between the lines rep-resents a thread ; and after the pattern is made, the holes forthe cards are calculated from it by a simple process, and theholes are punched by a machine provided for the… … THE JAC&UARD MACHINE. F, rectangular frame, spoken of in the accompanying chapter as a box, containing thewires of the apparatus. H, vertical wires, at each end terminating in hooks 5 their upperhooks being capable of catching on the bars, B. Their lower hooks hold the cords, D,which can…
Silk manufacture and trade
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