Men's wear of Canada (January-December 1916) (1916)
Toronto : · leaf 579
top of this fan a smaller cone, perhaps 18 or 2 indiameter. The whole bottom of the big cone revolves. Thefan at the bottom of the small cone commences to turn.creating suction and the fur which is fed into this big conefrom the upper or narrow end, can be seen through win-dows which have been… … gathered on the small, wet cone, which of course is revolv-ing rapidly. It is this whirling of the small cone whichcauses the fur to gather on it evenly. The revolution of the turntable on which the smallcone is placed, and of the fan over which the small cone isplaced, continues probably for about…
Clothing and dress
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