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Finishing Roving Frame, by Platt, Brothers & Co. Oldham, 1874. Artist: GB Smith
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Finishing Roving Frame, by Platt, Brothers & Co. Oldham, 1874. Artist: GB Smith
Finishing Roving Frame, by Platt, Brothers & Co. Oldham, 1874. The Roving Frame winds spindles with thread. Platt Bros & Co manufactured textile machinery and by the end of the 19th century, the company had become the largest textile machinery manufacturer in the world. From Popular Encyclopedia or Conversations Lexicon, by A. Whitelaw. [Blackie & Son, Limited, London, Glasgow & Edinburgh, 1874]
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Finishing Roving Frame, by Platt, Brothers & Co. Oldham, 1874 captures the essence of the booming textile industry during the Industrial Revolution. This monochrome print showcases a close-up view of a remarkable machine that played a crucial role in revolutionizing textile production. Manufactured by Platt Bros & Co. , one of the leading names in textile machinery at the time, this Roving Frame was instrumental in winding spindles with thread. The intricate details depicted in this engraving highlight the precision and innovation behind this technological marvel. During the 19th century, Platt Bros & Co. rose to prominence and became renowned as the largest manufacturer of textile machinery worldwide. Their contributions propelled the growth of industrialization and transformed traditional spinning methods into highly efficient processes. The print itself is sourced from Popular Encyclopedia or Conversations Lexicon by A. Whitelaw, published by Blackie & Son Ltd in London, Glasgow & Edinburgh back in 1874. It serves as an invaluable historical artifact that offers insight into both technological advancements and societal changes brought about by industrialization. This image transports us back to a time when factories hummed with activity and machines like these were at the forefront of progress. It stands as a testament to human ingenuity and reminds us of our rich industrial heritage.
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