US Patent No. 1,495,311, granted May 27, 1924 to Joseph Stuer of Lawrence, Massachusetts, for a circular loom that weaves a seamless tube of cloth with no selvages. Warp carriers sit in concentric rings and are raised and lowered by cams on rotating filling arms, which carry the weft bobbins and lay the filling into the shed. The document has four sheets of drawings (Figs. 1-16) followed by the specification and two claims.