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Self Stripping Carding Engine, by Dobson and Barlow Bolton, 1874. Artist: GB Smith
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Self Stripping Carding Engine, by Dobson and Barlow Bolton, 1874. Artist: GB Smith
Self Stripping Carding Engine, by Dobson and Barlow Bolton, 1874. A cotton spinning machine invented during the Industrial Revolution, the carding engine transformed raw cotton into cotton lap. From Popular Encyclopedia or Conversations Lexicon, by A. Whitelaw. [Blackie & Son, Limited, London, Glasgow & Edinburgh, 1874]
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This print showcases the remarkable "Self Stripping Carding Engine" by Dobson and Barlow Bolton, created in 1874. The genius of this cotton spinning machine lies in its ability to transform raw cotton into fine cotton lap, revolutionizing the textile industry during the Industrial Revolution. The image provides a close-up view of this magnificent piece of machinery that played a pivotal role in shaping the 19th-century textile mill landscape. Its intricate rollers and mechanical components are captured with precision by artist GB Smith, who skillfully engraved every detail. As we delve into history through this monochrome masterpiece, we are transported back to an era where industrialization was at its peak. This carding engine symbolizes progress and innovation as it propelled the production of textiles on an unprecedented scale. Displayed within A. Whitelaw's Popular Encyclopedia or Conversations Lexicon from 1874, this print serves as a testament to human ingenuity and technological advancement during that time. It is a tribute to George B Smith's artistic talent for immortalizing such significant objects through his engravings. Whether you appreciate historical artifacts or have an interest in the evolution of industries, this print offers a fascinating glimpse into one of the key inventions that shaped our modern world – forever transforming how cotton was processed and paving the way for future advancements in manufacturing.
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