German imperial patent No. 191713 issued to The Linen Thread Co. Ltd. of Glasgow, patented from 6 July 1906, for a handloom in which a shedding reed (Fachbildungsblatt) both forms the shed and beats up the weft. The invention concerns the mechanism that moves the reed: pins on the reed frame run in Y-shaped guide slots in the side frames, with parallel-motion levers keeping the reed upright, plus a variant using a spring-loaded swing lever. The text describes the loom frame, the reed construction with eyes for alternate warp threads, and three patent claims, followed by sheets of drawings.