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Scientific American, Vol. 85, No. 16 (1901) (1901)

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of the reels. This rope can, of chiefly used for binder twines. course, be used for any purpose and can be made of in readiness for the spinning frames. One of our engravings represents the essential The preliminary treatment of the fiber after it large size. For well-drilling and other purposes… … orders for twine tion, cables are al- have been filled; the Ways made on ma- rest of the plant chines and not in WOUND ON BOBBINS. ropewalk. On one runs throughout the two spindles, but for the sake of clearness we show year. The bales of Manila hemp, averaging about 270 of the machines in this…

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