Release date is 2017-02-19

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"The Jacquard Machine Analyzed and Explained" by E. A. Posselt is a scientific publication written in the late 19th century. This detailed work focuses on the Jacquard machine, a significant invention in textile manufacturing, exploring its mechanisms, applications, and operational techniques. It aims to provide practical insights into the machine's design, operation, and the preparation of Jacquard cards necessary for weaving complex fabrics. The opening portion introduces the Jacquard machine and its historical context, outlining its inventor Joseph Marie Jacquard's early life and challenges. Posselt emphasizes the machine's mechanical functions, such as the role of hooks, leashes, and needles in weaving, as well as the importance of punching cards for controlling the warp threads. The preface also mentions the lack of literature on this topic, positioning the book as a crucial resource for students and practitioners in the field of textile arts. (This is an automatically generated summary.)

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