Cyclopedia of textile work; a general reference library on cotton, woolen and worsted yarn manufacture, weaving, designing, chemistry and dyeing, finishing, knitting, and allied subjects (1911)
American School of Correspondence · Chicago, American School of Correspondence · leaf 252
26 4.65 31 63 34 2.70 18 37 20 4.82 32 66 35 2.86 19 40 27 4.95 33 67 35 3.00 20 43 38 5.10 34 68 35 3.15 31 43 28 6.25 35 ■71 36 3.30 82 45 29 5.40 36 73 36 3.45 23 it 30 6.55 37 73 37 3.60 24 50 30 5.70 38 74 37 3.75 25 52 31 5.87 39 74 3T 3.90 36 53 31 6.00 40 74 37 4.05 27 .55 33 186 COTTON… … different manner. Two, three, and sometimes four machines arenecessary, depending upon the number of yarn it is intended tofinally spin, as the cotton from the roving machine goes directly tothe spinning frame. The machines are practically the same in mechanical detail,differing only in size and…
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