CVA linking machine. A 'Columbine Record' circular hosiery knitting machine, made by C.V.A ltd of Hove, Sussex. CVA linking machine. A 'Columbine Record' circular hosiery knitting machine
Hand-powered needle cylinder assembly, containing Needle cylinder: one of three, from ‘Golden Fleece’ knitting machine, by South British Manufacturing Co. Ltd., Clerkenwell, London, England, 1900-1920 Hand-powered needle cylinder assembly, from ‘Golden Fleece’ knitting machine 1900-1920
Scott and Williams half-hose circular knitting machine, 1923, with samples of work produced on the machine. Scott and Williams half-hose circular knitting machine 1923
Knitmaster Model 4500 Domestic Knitting Machine, 1960-1970 Knitmaster Model 4500 Domestic Knitting Machine 1960-1970
One circular hose knitting machine with ribbing attachment. Around 1900. One circular hose knitting machine
Sunnette knitting machine, in wooden box. Stored in parts, and with newspaper adverts. Manufactured by Harrison Knitting and Textile Machinery Company Limited Sunnette knitting machine
Industrial hosiery knitting machine of unknown provenance, early 20th century Industrial hosiery knitting machine of unknown provenance 1900-1930
double flat bed, with two rows of needles inclined twoards each other. Hand operated slider, with three knots on each side, two round black handles on top for pushing slider. Slider also has wood brakes for wool cones. Also know as Girotex Made by konstonzer apparatebau, in Konstanz, Germany. Girotex
The Imperia Knitting Machine; no 74. It can be bolted to a table, by two ring nuts. Turned by handle at right hand side, through a bevil gear. Main ring of needles, and a overhead stand to supply wool. Also has accessories and a stand for holding hanks. Manufactured by Imperia Manufacturing Co Ltd. knitting machine with accessories
Knitting machine for shaped Hose making by Wildman Manufacturing Co., Norristown, USA, 1950-1969 Knitting machine for shaped Hose making by Wildman Manufacturing Co. 1950-1969
Sir Marc Isambard Brunel's circular loop wheel knitting machine, patented in 1816. Sir Marc Isambard Brunel's circular loop wheel knitting machine