Loom Mechanism to wind up woven cloth

Made:
1912 in Bury and Lancashire

Part of a loom, being a mechanism to wind up the cloth as it is woven, by Hacking and Co. Limited, Bury, Manchester, England, 1912.

Details

Category:
Textiles Machinery
Object Number:
1912-314
Materials:
cast iron and steel
Measurements:
overall: 470 x 300 x 520 mm
type:
loom take up mechanism
credit:
Hacking and Company Limited

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