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Scientific American, Vol. 45, No. 22 (November 1881) (1881)
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Is caught up Following the paper along, we reach the end of the mov- which are very thick and heavy, are stamped in a machine in loops and carried by an endless chain over steam pipes, ing railway which carries it. Here the sticks which have similar to other machines for the same general purpose.… … tern, at one point in its progress over the drying coils the " FLOCKING." paper passes through an auxiliary machine, which deposits THE MANUFACTURE OF FINE WALL PAPERS. © 1881 SCIENTIFIC AMERICIAN, INCPatented · Patents · Engine · Consists · Improved · Fontaine · Cotton · Fontaine locomotive · Steam boiler · Scientific American · Improved machine · Cast Iron · Illustrated catalogue · Wood working · Trade catalogs · Solid gold · Yarn beam
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