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Card grinding in theory and practice : a treatise upon the various methods of grinding card clothing used by spinners of cotton, wool, silk, and other textile fibres (1922)

Dronsfield Brothers Ltd · Oldham [Lancashire] : Dronsfield Brothers · leaf 135

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