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Scientific American, Vol. 90, No. 21 (May 1904) (1904)
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e tables covered with cloth on which the layout has been marked is a most interesting sight. All gar- ments above three in number, which are to be cut at the same time from the same pat- tern mark, are cut by a machine, the first of which was introduced about 1870. The Cloth-Testing- Machine.… … Cutting- Sixteen Thicknesses of Cloth by Electric Cutters. which is ready for the tailor a shrinking process. The ma- Pressing- With Irons Heated by Gas. THE MANUFACTURE OF HEN'S CLOTHING ON A LARGE SCALE. © 1904 SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, INCPatents · Barrel · Apparatus · Device · American supplement · Scientific American · Stern wave · Standard gage · Torpedo boat · Bow wave · Street signal · Unhealthy tissue · Gas engine · Parallel slits
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