Improved Cotton-Packer

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A short 1860 Scientific American article describing Lewis S. Chichester's patented machine for packing Sea Island cotton into round bags. It explains the former hand method of packing with a worker inside the bag, then the iron cylinder, rack-and-pinion plunger and hoop clamp of the new press, which fills a bag in about an hour. An engraving shows the machine, and the article gives patent and licensing details.

Type
Article
Date
March 3, 1860
Language
English
Pages
1
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