Brass model of cross-cutting machine invented by C.F. Davis in 1827

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Brass model of cross-cutting machine invented by C.F. Davis in 1827, based on a patent of 1820.

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Category:: Textiles Machinery

Object Number:: 1929-250

Materials:: brass and polished wood

type:: model of pile cross cutting machine

credit:: Holt Evans, E.E.

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