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- Asa Lees & Co. Trade Catalog, "Revolving Flat Carding Engines, Drawing Frames, Flyer Frames," 1916 -
- 1916
- Collections - Artifact
Asa Lees & Co. Trade Catalog, "Revolving Flat Carding Engines, Drawing Frames, Flyer Frames," 1916
- "Report on the J. & T. Pierce Ginning, Carding & Spinning Machine," 1931 -
- 1931
- Collections - Artifact
"Report on the J. & T. Pierce Ginning, Carding & Spinning Machine," 1931
- Armstrong Cork Company Catalog, "Accotex Products for Spinning Room and Card Room," 1966 -
- 1966
- Collections - Artifact
Armstrong Cork Company Catalog, "Accotex Products for Spinning Room and Card Room," 1966
- Saco-Lowell Textile Carding Machine, circa 1935 -
- circa 1935
- Collections - Artifact
Saco-Lowell Textile Carding Machine, circa 1935
- Carding Machine: The Machine that Starts the Cotton on its Way to Becoming Yarn, circa 1935 -
- circa 1935
- Collections - Artifact
Carding Machine: The Machine that Starts the Cotton on its Way to Becoming Yarn, circa 1935
- Krempeln, Krempelmaschine und Rauhen, circa 1830 -
- circa 1830
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Krempeln, Krempelmaschine und Rauhen, circa 1830
- Carding Machine, 1850-1880 - For much of the nineteenth century, the American textile industry was at the forefront of processing and precision machine technology. Carding is a crucial step in the processing of raw cotton or wool; machines like this were used singly in tiny rural mills or in multiple in the largest textile factories.
- 1850-1880
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Carding Machine, 1850-1880
For much of the nineteenth century, the American textile industry was at the forefront of processing and precision machine technology. Carding is a crucial step in the processing of raw cotton or wool; machines like this were used singly in tiny rural mills or in multiple in the largest textile factories.
- Davis & Furber Machine Company Catalog, "General Catalogue," 1929 - Davis & Furber, the successor to a long line of manufacturing companies in North Andover, Massachusetts, was formed in 1851. The company initially produced carding machines, spinning jacks, and other machinery used to process wool. Later, the expanding company built a foundry to cast metal machine parts. This 1929 catalog shows the textile machinery manufactured by Davis & Furber available to its clients.
- 1929
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Davis & Furber Machine Company Catalog, "General Catalogue," 1929
Davis & Furber, the successor to a long line of manufacturing companies in North Andover, Massachusetts, was formed in 1851. The company initially produced carding machines, spinning jacks, and other machinery used to process wool. Later, the expanding company built a foundry to cast metal machine parts. This 1929 catalog shows the textile machinery manufactured by Davis & Furber available to its clients.
- Atlas-MaK Maschinenbau GmbH Trade Catalog, "High Production Card Sets for Woolen Yarn," 1960-1969 -
- 1960-1969
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Atlas-MaK Maschinenbau GmbH Trade Catalog, "High Production Card Sets for Woolen Yarn," 1960-1969
- Alfred Anderson & Co. Trade Catalog, "Illustrated Catalogue with Prices and Descriptions of Imported and Other Hardware Specialties," circa 1901 -
- circa 1901
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Alfred Anderson & Co. Trade Catalog, "Illustrated Catalogue with Prices and Descriptions of Imported and Other Hardware Specialties," circa 1901