Reference index of patents of invention, from 1617 to 1852, by B. Woodcroft. [With] Appendix, Volume 11855 |
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Page 74 - ... or spring, on a board about nine feet long put under the same and fastened to the layer, and which new contrived shuttle, by the two wooden tenders invented for that purpose and hung to the layer, and a small cord commanded by the hand of the weaver, the weaver sitting in the middle of the loom, with great ease and...
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