US Patent No. 1,057,133, granted March 25, 1913 to Arthur Emery of Philadelphia, assignor to Schaum and Uhlinger, Inc., for an improved narrow-ware loom. The patent concerns the shuttle motion, which moves banks of shuttles across the warp to lay weft in several narrow fabrics woven side by side. It describes the lay or batten, an auxiliary batten, racks and pinions, picker slides and fingers, a yielding plunger and a crank-driven picker lever mechanism. It includes three sheets of mechanical drawings, the specification, numbered claims and a 1923 certificate of correction.