Model of breaking engine for making half stuff from rags, 1801-1900

Made:: 1801-1900 in England

maker:: T J Marshall and Co.

Model (scale 1:8) of a modern form of the " Hollander", a breaking engine for making 'half-stuff' from rags, one spare bed plate from above

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Category:: Papermaking

Object Number:: 1910-225

type:: papermaking equipment

credit:: T J Marshall and Co.

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Model of Breaking Engine for Preparation of Pulp, 1801-1900

Breaking engine. The breaker used for making 'half stuff' from boiled rags, model, scale 1:8, 1801-1900. A modern form of the 'Hollander' machine, introduced about 1750.