US Patent 6,302,154, granted October 16, 2001 to Dario Bassi and Patrick Vessella and assigned to Staubli Lyon, describes a device and assembly for anchoring the return springs of a Jacquard harness to a loom frame. Each device has a common base carrying a row of rods (thirty-two in the described embodiment) that engage helical springs. Resilient hooks on the base snap onto beak-shaped rails and can be unhooked with a tool, so single devices can be installed or replaced quickly. The document gives the abstract, claims, background on earlier designs, description of two embodiments, and five sheets of drawings. It is supplied in both a USPTO web printout and the printed patent.