McCormick automatic silk screen printing press, manufactured by Redlac Ltd., Scotland, Serial No. 107/334
McCormick " Double Crown" automatic silk screen printing press, Serial No. 107/334. It was able to print in quality onto a variety of diverse materials, 1950
parts of press?
Probable squeegie from McCormick Automatick Silk Press, 1950, consisting of long, flat metal plate with four holes for bolts and a longer bar bolted to the top. At either end are two short cylindrical rods screwed perpendicularly to the longer bar. There is an angled edge at the bottom of the plate
Flat, rectangular plate, probably a squeegie, with five nuts and bolts across the top and six holes for other screws or bolts. Angled edge at one long edge of the plate
Component of McCormick Automatick Silk Press, 1950, consisting of metal item cast in one piece. On one short end there is a protruding, curved bulge; at the other, an angled section at 45 degrees to the main body of the object; there are circular holes at either end. Along the long side between these protruding sections is a shallow depressing with a raised symmetrical piece in the centre, and four holes for bolts or screws, which is lighter from reduced wear or corrosion. Along the other long edge is a section with six oval holes equally spaced along its length
Component of McCormick Automatick Silk Press, 1950, consisting of flat rectangular metal plate with bar across one long edge and component screwed to the end, and a handle on the corresponding short edge
Selection of screws, nuts, and other fastenings for McCormick Automatick Silk Press, 1950, consisting of 14 separate items
