How to build, equip and operate a cotton mill in the United States (1913)
Frank P. Bennett & Co · Boston, New York [etc.] F. P. Bennett & company, inc · leaf 110
g labor-eaving devices such as those just in-dicated for handling and pouring thecement, the cost can be kept low dressing machinery has now beenmoved to this floor, so that the prod-uct has but a short distance to travelfrom the dressing machinery to thelooms. The new weave shed has beenbuilt with… … Fig. 156. Interior View, Looking South, Weave Shed of the Chicopee IVlan- ufacturing Company. enough to make this type of building,often more desirable than the stand-aid mill type. About two years ago, the Chic-opee Manufacturing Company builta new saw-tooth roof weave shedand installed 648…
Cotton manufacture · Textile factories
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