International New Inventions
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A specimen section of patent reports from The Melliand (1929) summarizing recent international textile machinery inventions, mostly German, British, French, Czechoslovak, Swiss and American patents from 1924-1926. Entries are short abstracts grouped by process: fibre preparation, artificial silk spinning, spinning and winding, weaving and sizing, knitting and lace, and dyeing and finishing. Coverage includes looms, dobbies, Jacquard harness, pile and velvet cutting wires, shuttles, knitting machines and viscose and acetate silk processes. It is useful for researchers on the history of textile machinery, but contains no weaving drafts.
- Type
- Article
- Date
- 1929
- Language
- English
- Pages
- 26
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