American School of Correspondence · Chicago, American school of correspondence · leaf 124
orpoint where the teeth ofthe leader are nearestto the face, is quiteshort. The next plate.Fig. 51, is ior mediumlength staple and thedistance from the biteof the feed roll to thelower edge of the face of the feed plate is considerably greater than in Fig, 50, and the nosemuch sharper. Fig. 52 is… … Fig. 51. Feed Plate for medium staple cotton- 107 70 COTTON SPINNING. The last plate, shown in Fig. 53, is for Sea Island cotton.In this style, the length of the face is greater than on the platesused for all other varieties of cotton. Tlie exact size and outlineof the nose and face of the plates…
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