Loom for Weaving Chenille or Pile Fabrics, US Patent No. 845810
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US Patent No. 845,810, granted 5 March 1907 to Thomas Fox Naylor of Kidderminster and Oscar Standring Hall of Bury, England, for a power loom that weaves chenille or pile carpets. The aim is carpets resembling hand-knotted Turkey or oriental carpets. The loom has a traveling chenille carrier and can, a pivoted split reed, and cam- and tappet-driven setting jaws that stand each chenille weft upright in the shed. It also weaves a plain 'drop-lea' ground at the start and finish of each carpet. The scan has seven sheets of mechanical drawings (Figs. 1-15) followed by the specification and two claims.
- Type
- Patent
- Date
- March 5, 1907
- Language
- English
- Pages
- 10
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