1851 1st ed Industrial Revolution INVENTIONS Machines Practical Cotton Spinner



‘The Practical Cotton Spinner’ is a complete mid-19th-century treatise on the invention and development of the cotton-spinner. During the industrial revolution, cotton-making machinery were being produced in mass and the general public was in need of a directional book. This book discusses the mechanics of the gears, mixing cotton, the particulars of the machinery and engine, and types of linen that can be woven from said machines. It also features impressive, folding engravings showing various aspects of the machines.



Item number: #6682

Price: $199



SCOTT, Robert



The practical cotton spinner, and manufacturer; the managers', overlookers', and mechanics' companion. A comprehensive system of calculations of mill gearing and machinery, from the primary moving power, through the different processes of carding, drawing, slubbing, roving, spinning, and weaving. With the recent improvements in machinery.



Philadelphia: Henry Carey Baird, successor to E.L. Carey. 1851. First edition.



Details:

Collation: Complete with all pages

[xi], [9]-416

Language: English

Binding: Cloth; tight and secure

Size: ~9in X 6in (22.5cm x 15cm)



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