US Patent No. 874,678, granted 24 December 1907 to Winfred W. Harris of Winthrop, Massachusetts (assignor to Emma M. Wilson), for a circular loom that weaves tubing. Warp spools are mounted on reciprocating racks driven by a cam cylinder, so the warp length from spool to fabric stays nearly constant and no take-ups are needed. Weft shuttles travel around a circular track, and feed wheels draw the finished tube out of a central throat. The scan has nine sheets of drawings (Figs. 1-24) followed by the specification and three claims.