Braiding Machine, US Patent No. 672

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US Patent No. 672, granted April 4, 1838 to Seymour Halladay of Westfield, Massachusetts, for an improvement on John Thorp's braiding machine, described as a plaiting machine for covering whips. The specification describes oval guide plates (forms) that replace Thorp's cant wire, a carrier wheel with single cavities, and a racer with one outside stud and an inner shoe. It includes one drawing sheet with Figures 1-10 and the written specification with three claims.

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Patent
Date
April 4, 1838
Language
English
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