Brooks & Doxey; Stockport King Spinning Company

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A one-page colour lithograph supplement to the Textile Mercury of 2 January 1892 showing the Stockport Ring Spinning Company's cotton mill. The print advertises Brooks & Doxey of Manchester, cotton machinists, as supplier of all the carding engines, drawing, slubbing, intermediate and roving frames, and ring spinning frames. The caption states the completed mills will hold about 106,000 spindles, with the first section of 53,000 spindles to be finished during 1892.

Type
Ephemera
Date
January 2, 1892
Language
English
Pages
1
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