Length of solid woven cotton belt double substance, joined with alligator fastener and rawhide pin

Made:
1926 in London
Length of solid woven cotton belt double substance, joined with alligator fastener and rawhide pin

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Length of solid woven cotton belt double substance marked S.W.C., joined with alligator fastener and rawhide pin, by Geo Angus and Co., London, EC3, England, 1926.

Details

Category:
Mechanical Power Transmission
Object Number:
1926-349
Materials:
cotton, steel and rawhide
Measurements:
overall; overall (estimate): 10 mm x 105 mm x 420 mm,
type:
belt drive
credit:
Angus, G. (Geo) and Co. Ltd.

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