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    Roller textile printing machine and associated parts and accessories, manufactured by Wood's Engineers Ltd, Ramsbottom, about 1950 and used at the Shirley Institute, Didsbury for printing research and development work.

    Roller textile printing machine and associated parts and accessories

    1950-1960

    Five roller textile printing machine made by William Mather, Manchester, around 1850.

    Five roller textile printing machine made by William Mather

    1850

    Small-scale, three roller textile printing machine made by Mather & Platt Ltd in Manchester, about 1900-1950 and used by students in the Polymer and Fibre Science Department at the University of Manchester Institute of Science and Technology. Includes two sets of three copper engraved rollers, ink trays and wooden inking rollers.

    Roller textile printing machine

    1900-1950

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