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

Boston : Frank P. Bennett · leaf 96

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aced in position, while a hand loom could Boston. Some old time carpet men mayremember Cromptons Cotton Bockingwoven two yards wide with the figuresprinted upon it, which came out about1840. Unlike some of the other power loomsmentioned, the Knowles ingrain powercarpet loom was the product of pure… … m (Upper) A Design on the Card. (Louver) Planning an Axminster be placed in operation for about $100,yet the additional production and greatervalue of the product made the greater ex-pense unimportant. The Murkland loomdid for Philadelphia what the Bigelow loomdid for New England. The Crompton…

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