US Patent No. 1,112,996, granted 6 October 1914 to Jean Farigoule of Paris (application filed 27 May 1910), for a lace machine that imitates handmade bobbin lace. Ten sheets of drawings show side elevations, end views, and details of the machine's levers, comb bars, catch bars, needles, and jacquard-operated points. They are followed by the specification and claims. The text describes how the machine crosses bobbin threads and warp (spool) threads in a single motion, controlled by jacquards, to produce patterns such as Point d'Esprit.

US Patent No. 1,135,782, granted 13 April 1915 to Jean Farigoule of Paris, for improvements to a jacquard-controlled loom that makes lace mechanically. The improvements are guide plates on the carriage notches, combs that keep the selecting levers and pull rods from rubbing against each other, and fixed locking bars for the pull rods. The scan has two sheets of drawings (Figs. 1-11), a specification explaining the mechanism, and six claims.