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History of American textiles : with kindred and auxiliary industries (illustrated) (1922)

Boston : Frank P. Bennett · leaf 50

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he carding machine not only con-tinues this process but also makes a begin-ning of placing the fibres in parallel positionsso as to render them suitable for twistingand spinning into thread. The main partof the carding machine consists of a largecylinder covered with strips of canvas clothin which… … Lowell in 1825 (From an old painting presented to the Hamilton Manufacturing Company, Sept. 9, 1886, by Mrs. Alanson Crane)The Structure at the Left with the Tower is the Hamilton Manufacturing Company. The Large House atthe Right was the Residence of Kirk Boott. The Pillars of the House are a Part…

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