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Weaving - plain and fancy (1907)

Nelson, Thomas, b. 1872 · Raleigh, N.C., For the author by Edwards & Broughton printing company · leaf 53

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X X Fig. 9 and 10. The box chain is illustrated at Fig. 10, using the second line.X represents riser, empty squares represent sinkers. S in-dicates single lever. C indicates compound lever. M indi-cates multiplier lever. 48 WEAVING PLAIN AND FANCY. STILL BOX MOTION. This motion is indispensable to… … Fig. 11. of these motions is illustrated at Fig. 11. A double cam A isfixed on the pick cam shaft. This cam revolves between thetwo levers B and C, which are pivoted at D. A lockinglever E is mounted on a stud on the upper lever at G, saidlever E locking with arm E^ mounted on stud F fast in lower…

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