US Patent No. 1,066,789, granted July 8, 1913 to Joseph H. Bromley Jr. of Philadelphia for a lace machine. It covers a machine in which thread-controlling jacks move one set of threads between and around another set, unlike ordinary weaving. The jacks are selected independently by electric solenoid circuits controlled by a chain of Jacquard cards. The scan has seven sheets of mechanical drawings (Figs. 1-14), followed by the specification and claims.