Mule winding, elevation of initial point of 318 203
Mule winding, mode of rotating quadrant screw 335 214
Mule winding, position of parts during 271 177
Mule winding, theory of 325 208
Mule winding, theory of action of quadrant arm 328 209
Mule, weft yarn 363 232
Mule, waste spinning 364 232
N
Neps, removal of 150 85
Nipper guard 201 130
Nipper, Dobson and Barlow’s 203 134
Nosing motion, Dobson and Barlow’s 353 223
Nosing motion, Platt’s 333 213
Nosing peg 332 213
Number of doublings in drawing 216 143
Number of persons employed 3 6
Number of roving machines for various counts 225 147
Number of spindles at work 3 5
O
Opening, conditions of, successful 42 23
Opening, mode of 41 23
Opening, object of 40 23
Opening machine, combination with mixing room 63 32
Opening machine, construction of dust trunks for 64 32
Opening machine, conveyance of cotton to 63 32
Opening machine, Crighton’s 53 29
Opening machine, Dobson and Barlow’s 47 25
Opening machine, distance between beater arms and grid 59 31
Opening machine, double fans in 52 28
Opening machine, essential features of 43 23
Opening machine, forms of 44 24
Opening machine, Lord Brothers’ combined 58 31
Opening machine, lubrication of footstep in 57 31
Opening machine, pitch of projections on grid 60 32
Opening machine, Platt’s 52 28
Opening machine, Platt’s improved dust trunks for 65 33
Opening machine, porcupine rollers for 48 26
Opening machine, porcupine position and speed of 49 27
Opening machine, porcupine used as feed 50 27
Opening machine, position of dust trunks 64 32
Opening machine, position of fans 54 29
Opening machine, production of Crighton 59 32
Opening machine, shape of grids 56 30
Opening machines, Taylor, Lang and Co.’s 46 24
Opening machines, velocity of beaters in 55 30
Opening machines, velocity of beaters in Lord’s 58 31
Operation of twist wheel in roving machine 241 158
P
Paley’s traverse motion 261 173
Parallelisation of fibres in carding 151 86
Persons employed 3 5
Pedal motion, Asa Lees 91 47
Pedal motion, Howard and Bullough’s 86 44
Pedal motion, Platt’s 88 46
Pedal motion, Lord’s 82 42
Pedal motion, operation of 84 43
Pedal motion, with rollers 85 44
Pinel. Lecœur, and Hetherington’s combing machine 205 135
Pitch of drawing frame rollers 210 141
Plate wheel, action of 244 162
Plate wheel, driving of 246 163
Plate wheel, relative velocity of 246 164
Platt’s carding machine 122 67
Platt’s dust trunks 65 33
Platt’s flat grinding apparatus 184 116
Platt’s flexible bend setting 122 67
Platt’s full can stop motion 221 145
Platt’s inspection of carding setting 137 79
Platt’s mule 275 169
Platt’s opening machine 52 28
Platt’s scutching machine 88 46
Pneumatic conveyance of cotton 62 32
Polishing machines for thread 402 274
Porcupine rollers, construction of 48 26
Porcupine rollers, position and speed of 49 27
Porcupine rollers used as feed 50 27
Preparation of card fillets 164 96
Preparation of card slivers 192 120
Principles of flat grinding 179 111
Principles of mixing 36 21
Principles of setting card teeth 158 93
Principles of twisting 234 154
Production of mule spindles, 1835-90 4 6
Production, tables of mule 233
Production of polishing machines 402 274
Production of roving machines ... 175
Production of spooling machines 403 281
Productive power of machinery 4 6
Pugh’s under-clearer spring 226 148
Q
Quick traverse winding machines, Brooks’ 401 273
Quick traverse, Dobson and Barlow 401 273
Quick traverse, Hetherington’s 401 273
R
Reeling machines, construction of 390 262
Reeling machines, doffing motions 394 266
Reeling machines, formation of hanks on 391 265
Reeling machines, Guest and Brooks’ skeining motion 395 266
Reeling machines, seven lea motion 392 265
Ribbon lap machine 194 121
Rigidity of machine framing 8 7
Ring doubling machine, English system 384 284
Ring doubling machine, manufacture of thread on 385 257
Ring doubling machine, Scotch system 384 254
Ring spinning machine, angularity of roller brackets 370 240
Ring spinning machine, Asa Lees’ rope driving 383 254
Ring spinning machine, ballooning in 378 248
Ring spinning machine, balloon guards 378 249
Ring spinning machine, Bee spindle 374 246
Ring spinning machine, Bernhardt’s anti-balloon
guide 378 249
Ring spinning machine, Booth Sawyer spindle 371 241
Ring spinning machine, centrifugal action of
traveller 377 248
Ring spinning machine, common spindle 371 240
Ring spinning machine, construction of 367 234
Ring spinning machine, concentricity of ring and
spindle 371 240
Ring spinning machine, Coulthard’s double ring 375 246
Ring spinning machine, definition of ring spinning 366 234
Ring spinning machine, diameter of rings 375 246
Ring spinning machine, diameter of front rollers 383 254
Ring spinning machine, differential drag of
traveller 379 250
Ring spinning machine, Dobson Marsh spindle 372 242
Ring spinning machine, Dodd spindle 374 245
Ring spinning machine, early use of 368 239
Ring spinning machine, effect of weight of
traveller 378 249
Ring spinning machine, elastic spindles 373 242
Ring spinning machine, form of travellers for bare
spindles 381 252
Ring spinning machine, frictional resistance of
traveller 377 248
Ring spinning machine, gauge of spindles 383 254
Ring spinning machine, Howard and Bullough’s weft 382 253
Ring spinning machine, influence of weight of
traveller 377 248
Ring spinning machine, Lancaster’s system of weft 381 252
Ring spinning machine, lift of ring rail 367 236
Ring spinning machine, lift of spindles 383 254
Ring spinning machine, loss of twist in 380 251
Ring spinning machine, manufacture of rings 375 246
Ring spinning machine, Platt’s bare spindle 382 252
Ring spinning machine, Rabbeth spindle 372 241
Ring spinning machine, self-contained spindles 372 241
Ring spinning machine, spinning on bare spindles 379 250
Ring spinning machine, tables of production ... 259
Ring spinning machine, tables of power ... 260
Ring spinning machine, unsteady running spindles 373 242
Ring spinning machine, velocity of spindles 373 242
Ring spinning machine, Whitin gravity spindles 374 242
Rollers, bale breaker 33 19
Rollers, calender 109 55
Rollers, cloth pasting machine 407 282
Rollers, construction of 406 282
Rollers, covering machines for 409 284
Rollers, drawing frame 208 138
Rollers, ending machines for 409 284
Rollers, grinding 186 117
Rollers, grinding machines for finished 411 287
Rollers, grinding machine for skins 408 283
Rollers, inclination of teeth on 113 60
Rollers, jointing of 406 282
Rollers, pitch of centres of 210 141
Rollers, relieving motion for 213 142
Rollers, rolling machine for 410 284
Rollers, size of 224 146
Rollers, splicing machine for 408 283
Rollers, velocity of 209 138
Rollers, velocity of 224 146
Ropes, speed of driving 13 10
Rope driving 13 10
Rope driving for scutchers, Asa Lees’ 91 48
Rope driving for scutchers, Platt’s 87 45
Roving machines, action of building motion 252 168
Roving machines, action of plate wheel 244 162
Roving machines, action of ratchet wheel 257 171
Roving machines, amount of lift 233 154
Roving machines, building motion for 250 166
Roving machines, clearers for 226 148
Roving machines, construction of 226 147
Roving machines, construction of building motion 251 167
Roving machines, construction of collars 229 152
Roving machines, construction of differential
motion 243 161
Roving machines, construction of speed cones 249 166
Roving machines, construction of spindles 227 148
Roving machines, cone motion for 242 158
Roving machines, Curtis and Rhodes’ motion 247 164
Roving machines, definition of lead in 237 156
Roving machines, difference in bobbin and flyer
leads 240 158
Roving machines, effect of winding in 235 155
Roving machines, effect of diminishing rod 255 171
Roving machines, effect of ratchet wheel change 259 172
Roving machines, Higgins’ bearing for spindles of 230 152
Roving machines, Howard and Bullough’s electric stop
motion 263 174
Roving machines, jack frame 225 147
Roving machines, locking motion 260 173
Roving machines, Mason’s long collar 229 152
Roving machines, method of driving bobbins 232 153
Roving machines, method of giving lift 233 154
Roving machines, method of driving spindles and
rollers 241 158
Roving machines, method of driving plate wheel 246 163
Roving machines, necessity for 225 147
Roving machines, necessity for retardation of
bobbin 238 157
Roving machines, number employed 225 147
Roving machines, number of rollers in 226 147
Roving machines, object of building motion 250 166
Roving machines, object of creel 226 148
Roving machines, operation of twist wheel 241 158
Roving machines, Paley’s traverse motion 261 173
Roving machines, principles of reducing bobbin speed 239 157
Roving machines, principles of reducing flyer speed 240 157
Roving machines, twisting 234 154
Roving machines, winding 236 155
Roving machine, Pugh’s under-clearer for 226 148
Roving machine, pressers attachment of 228 148
Roving machine, reasons for bobbin lead 237 156
Roving machine, releasing motion 256 171
Roving machine, relation of strap and diminishing
rod 258 172
Roving machine, relative velocity of plate wheel 246 164
Roving machine, reversal of lift 254 171
Roving machine, setting of spindles 227 148
Roving machine, shape of speed cones 249 166
Roving machine, shortening of lift in 235 155
Roving machine, size of rollers 226 148
Roving machine, spindle speeds 234 155
Roving machine, table of production ... 175
Roving machine, theory of action of differential
motion 244 162
Roving machine, Tweedale’s differential motion 248 165
Roving machine, velocity of wheels 246 164
Roving machine, weighting of rollers 226 148
S
Scutching machine, Asa Lees’ pedal motion 91 47
Scutching machine, Asa Lees’ rope driving 92 48
Scutching machine, character of beater blow 69 37
Scutching machine, combinations of 93 48
Scutching machine combined with mixing 93 50
Scutching machine, conditions of successful working 94 51
Scutching machine, construction of air passages 79 41
Scutching machine, construction of beaters 68 36
Scutching machine, construction of feed rollers and
pedals 85 44
Scutching machine, Crighton’s cages 76 39
Scutching machine, Crighton’s leaf extractor 77 40
Scutching machine, distance of dead plate from beater
sheet 77 39
Scutching machine, Dobson and Barlow’s pedal motion 90 47
Scutching machine, doubling of laps in feeding 97 52
Scutching machine, draught of 98 52
Scutching machine, drawing action of rollers 85 44
Scutching machine, effect of dead plate on air current 80 41
Scutching machine, Howard and Bullough’s airbars 74 38
Scutching machine, Howard and Bullough’s pedal bowls 86 44
Scutching machine, importance of balancing beaters 68 36
Scutching machine, lap attachment 67 35
Scutching machine, lap feeding of 95 51
Scutching machine, lap even selvedge of 99 52
Scutching machine, lap weight and hank of 100 52
Scutching machine, Lord’s 68 35
Scutching machine, Lord’s piano feed 82 42
Scutching machine, number of workpeople required for 102 52
Scutching machine, object of 66 35
Scutching machine, operation of piano feed 84 43
Scutching machine, Platt’s dead plate 81 41
Scutching machine, Platt’s pedal motion 88 46
Scutching machine, Platt’s rope driving 87 45
Scutching machine, position of grids 72 37
Scutching machine, position of dead plate 75 39
Scutching machine, pulsations of beater 70 37
Scutching machine, setting of grid bars 73 38
Scutching machine, two or three winged beaters 69 36
Scutching machine, velocity of air current 78 40
Scutching machine, velocity of beaters 69 36
Scutching machine, velocity of cones 83 42
Sea Island cotton 18 13
Selvedges in carding 120 66
Selvedge, opener 52 28
Selvedge, scutcher 99 52
Setting brackets for rollers 113 60
Setting card covers 145 82
Setting card cylinders 129 74
Setting card pedestals 148 85
Setting, character of card 133 78
Setting, effect of Wellman flats 141 81
Setting flats 132 77
Setting flats, theory of 18 64
Setting flats, Wellman 140 81
Setting flexible bend 119 65
Setting licker-in and doffer 136 79
Setting mote knives 141 82
Setting, Platt’s inspection of 137 79
Setting teeth in clothing 156 92
Setting under casings 144 82
Seven lea motion 392 265
Shape of card teeth 159 94
Shortening lift in roving machines 235 155
Side grinding of card teeth 159 94
Side grinding, defects of 160 94
Side grinding, improved 162 95
Side grinding, striation of teeth by 161 94
Size of driving rollers 224 146
Size of driving ropes 14 10
Size of roving rollers 226 148
Skeining motion 395 266
Slivers, definition of 108 55
Slivers, doubling of 193 121
Slivers, doubling of 215 143
Slivers, cans for 405 282
Sliver lap machine 193 121
Slow motion, Sykes’ 171 105
Slow motion, Hetherington’s 172 106
Slow motion, Brooks’ 174 107
Slow motion, Knowles’ 175 108
Slubbing machine 225 147
Slubs, production of 212 142
Speed cones, construction of 249 166
Speed cones, shape of 249 166
Speed of combing machine 200 129
Speed of belts and ropes 13 10
Speed of roving spindles 234 155
Spindles, comparative speed of 9 8
Spindles, construction of roving 227 148
Spindles, number at work 3 5
Spindles, setting of 227 148
Spooling machine 403 278
Spooling, production of 403 281
Standard Spinning Co’s Mill ... 298
Staple, definition of 17 12
Staple, effect in drawing 210 141
Starch pump 415 295
Steam engines, types of 11 8
Stop motion drawing frame 219 144
Stop motion winding frame 398 271
Stripping, method of 189 119
T
Table of production of roving frame ... 175
Table of production of mule ... 233
Table of production of ring frame ... 259
Tables of power for ring frame ... 260
Taylor Lang’s opening machine 46 24
Teeth, carding, setting of 156 92
Teeth, carding, licker in 157 93
Teeth, carding, principles of setting 158 93
Teeth, carding, side grinding 160 94
Testing flexible bend 119 65
Testing heel in flats 117 62
Theisen’s condenser 11 9
Theory of differential motion 244 162
Theory of mule winding 325 208
Transmission of power by belts 12 9
Transmission, loss in 13 10
Twist in yarn, rule 387 258
Twist wheel in roving frames 241 158
U
Under casings for carding machine 144 82
Under clearer for roving machine 226 148
V
Velocity of beater in opener 55 30
Velocity of beater in scutcher 69 36
Velocity of carding cylinders 107 54
Velocity of carding cylinders during grinding 170 105
Velocity of doffer 108 54
Velocity of doffer comb 108 54
Velocity of main driving belts 13 10
Velocity of main driving ropes 13 10
Velocity of porcupine cylinders 49 27
Velocity of rollers of drawing frame 209 138
Velocity of rollers of ring frame ... 259
Velocity of spindles in roving machines 234 155
Velocity of spindles in mule 280 183
Velocity of spindles in ring frame 373 242
Velocity of wheels in differential 246 164
W
Waste from combing machine 206 136
Wellman carding machine 138 79
Width of lap for combing machine 194 121
Whiteley’s clip 166 101
Whiteley’s fillet winding machine 165 96
Whiteley’s side-ground teeth 162 95
Willow, The 45 24
Workpeople employed in machine making 3 5
Wrap reel 415 294
Y
Yarn, counts of 387 257
Yarn testers 416 292
JOHN HEYWOOD, EXCELSIOR PRINTING AND BOOKBINDING WORKS, HULME HALL
ROAD, MANCHESTER.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
SAMUEL BROOKS,
UNION IRON WORKS, WEST GORTON
AND
JUNCTION IRON WORKS, NEWTON HEATH,
MANCHESTER,
MAKER OF
PREPARATION & SPINNING MACHINERY FOR COTTON, &C.
TOWN OFFICE: 15, MARKET STREET,
OPPOSITE ROYAL EXCHANGE,
MANCHESTER.
TELEPHONE NO. 605.
MANCHESTER ROYAL EXCHANGE,
TUESDAY AND FRIDAY, 1 TO 3 P.M.
NO. 4 PILLAR.
TELEGRAPHIC ADDRESS:
“UNION,” MANCHESTER.
REVOLVING FLAT CARDING ENGINES
(With Wilkinson’s Patent Adjustable Revolving Discs.)
DRAWING FRAMES,
With Patented Motions, all Positive and Instantaneous in Action.
SLUBBING, INTERMEDIATE, and ROVING FRAMES,
From entirely New Models.
“RING” SPINNING FRAMES,
FOR COTTON YARNS (Warp and Weft), and also for WORSTED YARN.
The “RING” System has long been my Speciality, and the Frames contain
many most valuable patented Inventions for increasing the production
and improving the quality of the yarn.
“RING” AND “FLYER” DOUBLING FRAMES,
For Sewing Cottons, Mendings, Knittings, Heald Yarns, Nettings, &c.;
also RING TWISTING FRAMES, fitted with Yorkshire “Trap” System, for
Worsted Yarn.
SAMUEL BROOKS has supplied most of the SEWING COTTON MANUFACTURERS
with their Machinery, one Firm alone having over 180,000 “RING”
Spindles at work.
HILL & BROWN’S PATENT WINDING FRAME,
WITH OR WITHOUT PATENT STOP MOTION, to wind upon Paper Tubes or
Bobbins without heads; will build the yarn any width, from 3/4 in.
upwards, and any diameter, either Parallel or Conical. The Machine
is perfectly noiseless, has no traverse motion to get out of order,
and can be run at any speed at which the yarn will come off the cop
or bobbin—PATENT STOP MOTION for winding TWO OR MORE ENDS together
upon ONE SPOOL.
“FLYER” SPINNING and DOUBLING FRAMES,
Converted (AT REASONABLE COST) into “RING” System.
RESULTS ALMOST EQUAL TO NEW FRAMES. THOUSANDS OF SPINDLES CAN BE
SHOWN AT WORK SUCCESSFULLY.
Sole Maker of the “AMERICAN STANDARD RING TRAVELLER,” for Spinning
and Doubling, in Steel or Composition. A large and special plant has
been put down for the production of these Travellers, and Customers
may rely upon perfect exactness as to size and weight of each number
of Traveller. Price Lists on application. Orders solicited.
LOOM TEMPLES, DOFFER COMBS, ASHWORTH’S LONG COLLARS AND SHELLS, &C.
All communications to be addressed to the Head Offices:
SAMUEL BROOKS, Union Iron Works, WEST GORTON, MANCHESTER.
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ESTABLISHED 1838.
BENJ^{N.} GOODFELLOW
HYDE, near MANCHESTER.
MAKER OF HIGH-CLASS
STEAM ENGINES,
With Corliss or other Valve Gear, especially adapted for driving all
description of Mills.
ROPE, BELT, AND WHEEL GEARING.
MAIN DRIVING DRUMS TURNED TO ANY DIAMETER OR WIDTH.
Improved Metallic Pistons and Air Pump Buckets.
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CRIGHTON & SONS,
Castlefield Iron Works,
MANCHESTER.
ESTABLISHED 1814.
Improved Roller Cotton Mixer.
Improved Crighton Opener, with and without
Feed Table.
Patent Exhaust Crighton Openers.
Patent Combined Openers and Lap Machines
with or without Exhaust.
Lap Machines, with Patent Leaf Extractor.
Do., do., and Cone Regulator.
Do., do., and Piano Motion Regulator.
Derby Doublers.
Grinding Machines.
Proprietors by Assignment from W. Higgins
& Sons and Sole Makers of
W. HIGGINS & SONS’ PATENT EXPRESS
ROVING FRAMES
Higgins’ Drawing Frames.
Higgins’ (Patent Express) Slubbing Frames.
(Long Collar)
„ „ Intermediate „
„ „ Roving „
„ „ Jack „
„ „ Merino „
„ „ Silk Dandy „
The above made with Short Collars if required.
SLUBBING, INTERMEDIATE & ROVING FRAMES, with Mason’s Collars.
SELF-ACTING MULES, PARR’S PRINCIPLE, FOR ALL COUNTS.
See CRIGHTON’S NEW PATENT OPENER before ordering.
_References to the above Machines will be found in the Chapters
relating to them._
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ESTABLISHED 1790.
DOBSON & BARLOW, BOLTON, Lancashire.
THE OLDEST MACHINE MAKERS IN THE TRADE.
PATENTEES AND MAKERS OF ALL KINDS OF
MACHINERY
On the Latest and Most Approved Principles
FOR
PREPARING, SPINNING & DOUBLING
COTTON,
Cotton Waste, Wool, Worsted,
and Vigonia Yarns.
SEE NEXT PAGE.
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PROPRIETORS OF
SPECIAL PATENTS
In the following Machines:—
=Double-Action Knife Roller Cotton Gin=, suitable for all
classes of Cotton.
=Vertical Conical Beater Openers.=
=Double and Single Openers=, with or without Lap Machine.
=Double and Single Scutchers=, with or without pedal motion.
=Grinding Machines= and =Grinding Rollers= on our improved
principle.
=Carding Engines= on =Wellman’s= principle, with our patented
improvements and additional motions.
=New Patent Comb Box.=
=Carding Engines= with revolving flats, with our improvements.
McConnell & Higginson’s =Patent Flat Grinding Apparatus=,
for grinding Revolving Flats from their working surfaces.
=Carding Engines, “Simplex,”= with revolving flats, with our
Patent Automatic Flexible Bend Adjustment, 110 flats, 44
constantly at work. Flats set to the cylinder to the two-thousandth
part of an inch. Patent Adjustable Pedestal
mathematically correct, for adjusting cylinder in any direction.
=Carding Engines=, with rollers and clearers, specially adapted
for waste and for coarse spinning, with or without Patent
Condensers.
=Sliver Lap Machines= and =Derby Doublers=.
=Heilmann’s Cotton Combing Machines=, of 6 or 8 heads,
with our improvements for various kinds of Cotton.
=Patent Draw Frame= and =Ribbon Lap Machine= combined,
which gives increased out-turn, causes less waste and less wear
to the Combers.
=Drawing, Slubbing, Intermediate, Roving= and =Jack
Frames=.
=Patent Self-Acting Mules= for spinning fine or coarse counts.
=Patent Self-Acting Mules= for spinning Vigonia yarns.
=Ring Throstles= and =Doublers= for Cotton, Silk, Combed
Wool and Merino Yarns, with our patented cork-cushion
flexible Spindle; also with the “Rabbeth” or other Spindle.
=D. & B.’s Patent Automatic Anti-Ballooning
Motion=, its application economising almost 10 per cent. spindle
space; can be applied to existing Frames of any make.
=Mule Twiners= on our recently improved principle.
=Patent Quick Traverse Drum Winding Frames=, with or
without Stop Motion to each end, for making parallel or
conical bobbins, or parallel bobbins with tapered ends.
=Improved Cop Winding Frame.=
=Patent Gassing Frames=, with or without Patent Quick
Traverse Motion, for winding on to wood or paper tubes, or
with Patent Tapering Motion.
=Cop Reels= on =Coleby’s= principle, with our Patent: Instantaneous
Stop Motion for stopping the swift when a thread
breaks, or when the required length is put on the swift.
SPECIAL APPLIANCES FOR COVERING ALL KINDS OF ROLLERS, CLEARERS AND
FLATS.
Also Makers of many other Machines and Tools.
SOLE PROPRIETORS OF THE
Patented Cork-Cushion Flexible Spindle,
WITH OR WITHOUT THE
DOBSON-MARSH SELF-LUBRICATING ATTACHMENT,
For Spinning and Doubling. Will run either twist or weft way by
simply changing the position of the bands.
PERFECT LUBRICATION. LIGHT RUNNING.
Stoppages of Spindles not required whilst Re-Oiling. No Pumping out
of Dirty Oil. Oil Cups can be taken off, dirty oil removed, cups
re-filled and attached whilst Spindles are in motion.
The Dobson-Marsh Lubrication Attachment can also be applied to
Rabbeth Spindles.
ALSO MANUFACTURERS OF MANY OTHER KNOWN KINDS OF SPINDLES.
Particulars of Special Improvements in Cotton Preparing and Spinning
Machinery, also Plans and Estimates, may be had on application to
DOBSON & BARLOW, Kay Street Works, BOLTON.
Manchester Office: 2, ST. ANN’S PLACE.
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HOWARD & BULLOUGH,
MAKERS OF
Cotton Spinning & Manufacturing Machinery
Of the most modern and approved principle, and embracing all the latest
patent improvements.
_SPECIALITIES:_
ANGLO-AMERICAN OPENERS and SCUTCHERS
Comprise the best points of English and American Machines.
These Openers and Scutchers are remarkable for CLEANING POWER without
damaging Staple, and for REGULARITY and EVENNESS of LAP.
NEW PATENT REVOLVING FLAT CARDING ENGINE
With RIGID Bend. 110 Flats. 43 Working.
MADE AND ON ORDER UP TO DATE 3,583.
_CHARACTERISTICS:_
1.—Rigid bend, mathematically correct at all stages of the wire.
2.—Arrangement for adjusting Flats, whereby accuracy to the
thousandth part of an inch is attained. THE MOST ORDINARY WORKMAN CAN
BE ENTRUSTED WITH THIS ADJUSTING ARRANGEMENT.
3.—Flats and Cylinders are covered with hardened and tempered steel
wire.
4.—Quantity carded, from 900 to 1,100 lbs. per week.
5.—FEWER ENGINES REQUIRED—less oil—less power—less room—less
attention required, and EQUAL YARN made from CHEAPER COTTON or HIGHER
PRICED YARN from EQUAL PRICED COTTON.
PATENT ELECTRIC STOP-MOTION
Applied to Drawing and Intermediate Frames, for preventing “Single”;
patented August, 1875; applied already to 27,631 Delivery heads of
drawing, and 165,027 Intermediate Spindles.
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RING SPINNING FRAME.
THE LARGEST MAKERS IN THE WORLD.
This Spinning Frame has been so extensively adopted, and has attained
its present high degree of perfection owing, Firstly—to its being
PROPERLY MADE. We had the advantage of Mr. Rabbeth’s personal
assistance and experience, and he furnished us with the most perfect
special tools for making the spindles and rings.
Secondly:—Our experience, now extending over =3,792,570=
spindles—constituting us the LARGEST MAKERS OF RING FRAMES IN THE
WORLD—has enabled us to perfect the machine mechanically and to
introduce improvements which have increased its production 20 per
cent. in five years—extended its scope into higher counts of yarn, and
enabled it to compete successfully with the Mule in spinning WEFT and
SOFT YARN.
RING WEFT FRAMES.
HOWARD & BULLOUGH desire to say that their Ring Spinning Weft Frame
is successfully established. It is as successful for spinning Weft on
Pirns (NOT on the bare spindle) as is their well-known Rabbeth Ring
Frame for spinning Twist, and is entitled to equal confidence.
References given on application, comprising leading and extensive mills
where the Weft Ring has entirely displaced the mule.
RING DOUBLING FRAMES.
Made either on the English or Scotch system, for ordinary Doubling or
for Sewing Cottons.
AMERICAN STANDARD RING TRAVELLERS, for Spinning and Doubling.
AMERICAN SPINDLE OIL, for Ring Spindles.
BEST BOBBINS for Ring Spinning.
=CAUTION.=—HOWARD & BULLOUGH emphatically warn the trade against the
evils arising from BAD or unsuitable oil, and ILL-FITTING or BADLY
BALANCED BOBBINS.
HOWARD & BULLOUGH, ACCRINGTON, LANCASHIRE.
Accrington is distant from Manchester only 20 miles. Frequent trains
run daily from Victoria or Salford Stations on the Lancashire and
Yorkshire Railway.
_July 31st, 1890._
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Lord Brothers
COTTON MACHINE MAKERS.
Telegraphic Add.
LORD’S
TODMORDEN
Telephone
No. 6
COTTON PULLING MACHINE
Patent VERTICAL CYLINDER EXHAUST OPENER
PATENT EXHAUST OPENER
IMPROVED CARDING ENGINE
PATENT IMPROVED OPENER
FLAT AND ROLLER CARD
PATENT REVOLVING FLAT CARDING ENGINE
INTERMEDIATE AND ROVING FRAMES
FLYER THROSTLE FRAME
IMPROVED RING FRAME WITH SOLID STEEL RINGS
IMPROVED DRAWING FRAME
LOOMS
SINGLE BEATER SCUTCHER
CANAL STREET WORKS
MILLWRIGHTS AND BRASS & IRON FOUNDERS
TODMORDEN.
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LORD BROTHERS
Canal Street Works,
TODMORDEN, ENGLAND.
_LORD BROTHERS are Makers of the following Machinery, off Newest
Models, with all latest Improvements_:—
“Cotton Pulling” or “Bale Breaking” and Mixing Machines.
Patent “Exhaust” Fans.
=Patent “Exhaust” Openers.=
=Patent “Exhaust” Horizontal Cylinder Openers, combined with
Scutchers and Lap Machines, for drawing Cotton any distance up to
1,000 feet.=
=Patent Combined “Exhaust” VERTICAL CYLINDER Openers, with or without
Scutchers and Lap Machines.=
=Patent Openers, with Cylinders and Beaters, combined with Scutchers
and Lap Machines.=
=Patent Scutchers, with Lap Machines.=
Patent “Express” Cards.
Patent Improved “Piano” Regulators.
Patent “Revolving” Flat and Improved “Wellman” Flat Cards.
Single and Double Roller and Clearer Carding Engines, with Patent
Setting Arrangements for Rollers, Clearers, Grinding Rollers and Mote
Knife.
Drawing Frames, with Improved Quick-Stop Motions.
Slubbing Frames, with Patent Steps, Short or Long Collars, Patent
Cone Motion, and built to stand high speeds.
Intermediate Frames, Short or Long Collars, as above.
Roving Frames, with do. do. do.
Fine Jack Frames, with do. do. do.
Improved “High-Speed Flyer” Throstle, with Patent Steel, New Patent
“Self-Lubricating,” or our Improved Ashworth’s Cast-Iron Collars.
Flyer Doubling Frames, on same principle as High-Speed Throstle, for
every description of Thread or Lace Yarns.
Ring Spinning Frames with our Improved “Flexible” or Rabbeth Spindles.
Improved Ring Doubling Frames.
Winding Frames.
Warping Mills.
Ball-Sizing Machinery.
Warp-Drying Machines.
Beaming Machines.
Patent Looms, Single Shuttle or Box.
Looms with Patent Positive “Let-off” Motion.
Patent Indigo Mills, &c., &c.
MILLWRIGHTS, BRASS AND IRON FOUNDERS.
N.B.—LORD BROTHERS purchased the whole of the Patterns and Business of
the late firm of John Elce & Co., Limited, and can execute orders for
new or repairs for existing Machinery.
Telephone Number 6.
Manchester Exchange, Tuesdays and Fridays, No. 12 Pillar.
Telegraphic Address: “LORDS, TODMORDEN.”
[Illustration: Original image]
ASA LEES & CO. Limited, Soho Iron Works,
OLDHAM.
PATENT REVOLVING FLAT CARDING ENGINE.
[Illustration: Original image]
ASA LEES & CO.
LIMITED,
SOHO IRON WORKS, OLDHAM.
MANCHESTER OFFICE (Open Tuesdays and Fridays), 27, HOPWOOD AVENUE.
CONSTRUCTORS OF
ALL KINDS OF MACHINERY
For Preparing, Spinning, and Doubling Cotton and Wool.
=OPENERS.=—Improved Cotton Openers, with Porcupine Cylinders.
CRICHTON’S Openers and Patent Exhaust Openers.
=SCUTCHERS OR LAP MACHINES.=—Single or Double, with our Patent Feed
Regulator, with rope driving.
=OPENER AND LAP MACHINES= combined.
=SINGLE CARDING ENGINES=, with Rollers and Clearers.
=SINGLE REVOLVING FLAT CARDING ENGINES=, with various widths of
flats, and recent improvements.
=DOUBLE CARDING ENGINES= of various Patterns, with Rollers and
Clearers, or with Revolving Flats.
=COMPOSITE DOUBLE CARDING ENGINES=, with Rollers and Clearers on
first Cylinder, and Revolving Flats on Finishing Cylinder.
=CARDING ENGINES= for Wool, Wadding, &c. Condensers, &c.
=DRAWING FRAMES=, with Improved Front and Back Stopping Motions.
With Full Can Stopping Motion, Weight Relieving Motion, and Traverse
Motion, if required.
=SLUBBING, INTERMEDIATE & ROVING FRAMES=, made from new Patterns,
with recent Improvements, Ordinary or Long Spindle Collars, &c.
Taylor’s Patent Cone Releasing Motion.
=PATENT SELF-ACTING MULES for Cotton=, Coarse or Fine Counts.
=PATENT SELF-ACTING MULES for Wool, Shoddy, Mungo, and Cotton Waste.=
=PATENT SELF-ACTING MULES for Worsted.=
=PATENT SELF-ACTING TWINERS=, with Improved Horizontal Brass Locking
Slide with Moving Creels, or on the Mule principle, with Stationary
Creels.
=PATENT SELF-ACTING TWINERS= for Twisting or Doubling =Wool=,
=Worsted=, or =Mixed Yarns=.
=FLYER THROSTLE FRAMES=, for Spinning or Doubling.
=IMPROVED RING SPINNING AND DOUBLING FRAMES.=
SOLE AGENTS FOR THE CONTINENT OF EUROPE:—
BAERLEIN & CO., 12, Blackfriars Street, SALFORD, MANCHESTER,
_To whom all Communications relating to Continental Business should be
addressed.
[Illustration: Original image]
PLATT BROTHERS & CO. Ltd.,
HARTFORD WORKS, OLDHAM, ENGLAND.
POWER LOOMS,
Plain or Fancy, with Lifting or Revolving Boxes, for Cotton, Linen,
Woollen, Worsted, Jute, Silk, and Carpets.
JACQUARD DOBBIES, WITCHES, PATENT OSCILLATING TAPPETS, WOODCROFT
TAPPETS, AND SHEDDING MOTIONS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
[Illustration: Original image
COTTON MULE—FRONT VIEW.]
PATENT SELF-ACTING MULES and TWINERS,
For COTTON, COTTON WASTE, WOOL, WOOLLEN WASTE, WORSTED, and SILK.
CLOTH FOLDING AND MEASURING MACHINES.
IMPROVED HYDRAULIC AND CAM BUNDLING PRESSES.
COLEBY’S IMPROVED BUNDLING PRESSES.
CHAPON’S PATENT CUP SPINNING MACHINE FOR COTTON, WOOL, AND WASTE.
MANCHESTER OFFICE:—5, St. Ann’s Square.
GLASGOW OFFICE:—160, Hope Street—Mr. RICHARD MURRAY, Agent.
FOREIGN AGENTS:—
RUSSIA.—Messrs. De Jersey and Co., Manchester; and Mr. L. Knoop.,
Moscow.
FRANCE, BELGIUM, ITALY, BAVARIA, &c.—Messrs. Adolphus Sington & Co.,
Manchester.
BOHEMIA and SAXONY.—Mr. W. W. Derham, Leipsic.
AUSTRIA.—Messrs. M. Schoch & Co., Vienna.
BADEN, WURTEMBURG and SWITZERLAND.—Messrs. M. Schoch & Co., Zurich.
SPAIN, PORTUGAL and MEXICO.—Messrs. John M. Sumner & Co., Manchester.
WESTPHALIA.—Messrs. S. D. Bles & Sons, Manchester; and in HOLLAND
(for Cotton Machinery only).
SCANDINAVIA and DENMARK.—Messrs. D. Foxwell & Son, 1, North Parade,
Parsonage, Manchester.
UNITED STATES.—Messrs. F. A. Leigh & Co., 35 and 36, Mason Building,
Boston, Mass.
BOMBAY PRESIDENCY.—The Hon. N. N. Wadia, C.I.E., Tardeo, Bombay.
JAPAN and the COREA.—Messrs. Mitsui & Co., 1, Crosby Square, London.
SEE TWO FOLLOWING PAGES
Machinery for Preparing and Spinning Vigogne and Cotton Waste or
Barchant Yarns.
MACHINERY FOR CARDING & SPINNING SILK WASTE.
COMBING MACHINES
For Cotton, Wool, Worsted, and Silk.
DRAWING, SLUBBING, INTERMEDIATE, and ROVING FRAMES,
For Cotton, Worsted, and Silk.
[Illustration: Original image
COTTON MULE—PATENT WEFT RING FRAME (on Bare Spindle).]
RING SPINNING FRAMES (for Warp and Weft),
To Spin on Bobbins, Pirns, Paper Tubes, and =BARE SPINDLE=.
BOYD’S PATENT STOP-MOTION TWISTERS.
RING DOUBLING FRAMES,
For Cotton, Wool and Worsted—with Motions for making Spot, Loop, and
all kinds of Fancy Yarns.
IMPROVED MACHINERY FOR
PREPARING, COMBING, ROVING, AND SPINNING WORSTED
On the FRENCH SYSTEM, as lately Exhibited at the Manchester Jubilee
Exhibition.
PREPARING MACHINERY FOR WEAVING,
Including Winding, Warping, Sizing, Beaming, and Dressing Machines, for
Cotton, Linen, and Jute Yarns, and Starching Machines for Carpet Yarns.
SEE NEXT PAGE.
Telegraphic Address: “PLATTS, OLDHAM.” Telephone No. 26.
PLATT BROTHERS & CO. Ltd.
MACHINISTS,
HARTFORD WORKS, OLDHAM, ENGLAND,
MAKERS OF MACHINERY FOR
PREPARING, COMBING, SPINNING, DOUBLING & WEAVING
COTTON, WOOL, WORSTED, & SILK,
INCLUDING
PATENT MACARTHY ROLLER COTTON GINS, for Long or Short Stapled Cotton.
IMPROVED COTTON BALE BREAKER, with and without Mixing Lattices.
HARD WASTE BREAKING UP MACHINES.
CRIGHTON’S OPENERS, with Improved Creeper Feeder.
PATENT “EXHAUST” OPENERS, with or without Lap Machines, and with
Patent Travelling Dirt Lattice applied to Dust Trunk.
SCUTCHERS, with Patent Pedal Regulators.
REVOLVING SELF-STRIPPING FLAT CARDING ENGINES,
1888 PATENT,
Of Various Sections, from =72= Flats =2=in. wide, =90= Flats =1-5/8=in.
wide, to =106= Flats =1-3/8=in. wide.
PATENT APPARATUS FOR GRINDING THE FLATS FROM THEIR WORKING SURFACES.
ROLLER & CLEARER CARDING ENGINES, Single or Double, made to any width
required.
CARD GRINDING MACHINES. PATENT BURRING MACHINES FOR WOOL.
COTTON CARDS combined with CONDENSERS,
SPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR WASTE OR COARSE SPINNING.
CARDS AND CONDENSERS FOR WOOL, Martin’s, Bolette’s, Sachsische and
other Systems, with Ball, Scotch, and Blamire’s Feeding Arrangements.
SEE TWO PRECEDING PAGES.
[Illustration: Original image]
JOSEPH STUBBS,
MILL STREET WORKS,
Ancoats, MANCHESTER.
[Illustration: Original image
(PATENT STOP-MOTION DOUBLER-WINDER.)]
SPECIAL MACHINERY
AS UNDER:
WINDING FRAMES, for winding from Mule Cops, Ring and Flyer Throstle or
Doubler Bobbins.
HANK and PIRN WINDING FRAMES of all descriptions.
QUICK TRAVERSE WINDING FRAMES.
PATENT STOP-MOTION DOUBLER-WINDING FRAMES (same as above illustration).
Made from new patterns. Most simple stop-motion made.
GASSING FRAMES for Cotton, Worsted, and Silk Yarns, with latest
improvements.
REELS for MULE COPS, RING and FLYER THROSTLE or DOUBLER BOBBINS. All
Reels are now made with new Patent “Bridge” Doffing Motion. This Motion
consists of one piece only. No soiling with oil in doffing.
YARN BUNDLING PRESSES of all descriptions. New Lifting Motion
preventing breakdowns.
YARN PREPARING MACHINES, WARPING MILLS, WARPING HECKS, YARN CLEARERS,
&c.
_The above Improved Machines may be seen in operation in the Show Room
at my Works, and Inspection is specially invited._
Maker of ANNEALED and MALLEABLE IRON CASTINGS of superior quality.
Telegrams—“Winding, Manchester.” Telephone No. 440.
Manchester Exchange, No. 12 Pillar, Tuesdays and Fridays, 1.30 to 3
p.m.
ESTABLISHED 1791.
JOHN WHITELEY & SONS,
Brunswick Mills, HALIFAX, England.
MANUFACTURERS OF CARD CLOTHING
In Mild, and Patent Hardened and Tempered Steel Wire, for Cotton, Wool,
Worsted, and Silk.
WITH ROUND, FLAT, FLAT-TO-BEND, ANGULAR & CONVEX WIRE,
PLATED WIRE & MUSIC WIRE.
Patent Needle Pointed Card Clothing,
ALSO
SPECIAL PLOUGH GROUND CARD CLOTHING
IMPROVED TAKERS-IN AND DIRT ROLLERS.
CARD TACKS. GAUGES for Setting Cylinders, Doffers, and Flats, &c., &c.
WHITELEY’S IMPROVED TENSION MACHINE for MOUNTING FILLETS
Flats Re-Cut and Clothed with Whiteley’s Patent Clasp, Ashworth’s
Sewing, or Lead Rivets, and Trued, Tested, and Ground ready for use.
NEEDLE POINTED STRIPPING ROLLERS.
_Burnishing Brushes._ _Spiral Flat Stripping Brushes._
CARDING ENGINES CLOTHED, GROUND AND STARTED BY EXPERIENCED MEN.
Samples and Estimates on Application.
[Illustration: Original image]
_Four Minutes from Wardleworth Station, L. & Y. Railway._
_Fifteen Minutes from Rochdale Station, L. & Y. Railway._
Telegrams:—“STOTT, MACHINIST, ROCHDALE.”
WARDLEWORTH IRON WORKS,
WHITWORTH ROAD,
ROCHDALE.
J. H. STOTT,
Machinist and Ironfounder,
MAKER OF
WARPING, WINDING, & REELING MACHINERY, &c.
SPECIALITIES:—
Patent Section Warping Machines.
Patent Curved Hecks.
Patent Balling Machines.
Patent Reels for Reeling Ring Frame Bobbins.
Patent Dressing Frames, &c., &c.
WINDING FRAMES, FOR WINDING FROM HANKS, COPS, AND RING BOBBINS.
BEAMING MACHINES.
COP AND OTHER REELS. BUNDLING PRESSES. PIRN WINDING FRAMES.
CABLE LAYING MACHINERY, &c., &c.
[Illustration: Original image]
FELBER, JUCKER & CO.,
MANCHESTER;
ALSO AT GLASGOW AND BOMBAY.
EXPORTERS OF ALL CLASSES OF
MACHINERY and UTENSILS for the TEXTILE TRADES
=Estimates= _given and Plans made for complete Spinning and Weaving
Mills for Cotton, Wool, Flax, Jute, Silk, &c._
ALSO FOR BLEACHING, FINISHING, DYEING AND PRINTING INSTALLATIONS.
MILL FURNISHINGS AND STORES
Supplied of approved high-class qualities.
F. J. & Co. hold Letters Patent for numerous Novelties and Improvements
in connection with Textile Machinery, amongst others:
JUCKER’S PATENT INDICATOR FOR DRAFT TWIST AND HANKS.
„ „ TESTING MACHINES FOR TOP ROLLERS.
„ „ FAST REED MOTION.
„ „ LOOSE REED MOTION.
„ „ ADJUSTABLE SHUTTLE BOX END, &c.
[Illustration: Original image]
ESTABLISHED 1872.
TINKER, SHENTON & Co.,
HYDE, near MANCHESTER.
Telegraphic Address—
“Duplex, Hyde.” (JAMES SHENTON, PROPRIETOR.) Telephone No, 21.
Makers of High-Class Lancashire, Cornish, Vertical, Hyde Duplex,
AND ALL OTHER TYPES OF STEEL BOILERS,
Up to 200lbs. Working Pressure. Tested by Hydraulic Pressure to 350lbs.
Adapted and Constructed to Burn Coal, Wood, Vegetable Matter and Refuse
as Fuel.
DRILLING, WELDING, FLANGING, PLANING, RIVETING, &c., by Special
Machinery of the most modern construction.
—CORNISH, DUPLEX, & VERTICAL BOILERS—
ALWAYS IN STOCK OR IN PROGRESS.
Please Address all Enquiries as above.
PRICES OR CIRCULARS ON APPLICATION. INQUIRIES SOLICITED.
JAMES SHENTON has had upwards of 36 years’ Practical Experience in the
manufacturing of High-class Steel Boilers.
[Illustration: Original image]
ESTABLISHED 1815.
T. COULTHARD & CO.,
Cooper Road, PRESTON.
Specialities for Ring Spinning & Doubling
COTTON, WORSTED AND SILK.
Rabbeth, Elastic or Gravity, Booth-Sawyer & other Patent Spindles,
WITH
_The Simplest and most Durable Automatic Spindle Holder._
Patent Spinning & Doubling Rings, worth two of any other description.
FOX’S PATENT IMPROVEMENTS
For Worsted Spinning and Twisting.
E. JENCKES & CO.’S
_(HICK’S STANDARD) (Established 1854)_
RING TRAVELLERS for SPINNING & DOUBLING
Throstle Frames altered to Ring Frames
_WITH THE LATEST IMPROVEMENTS.
[Illustration: Original image]
ESTABLISHED 1852. Telegraphic Address: “WILSON, BARNSLEY.”
WILSON & CO.
BARNSLEY
AND
15, MARKET STREET, MANCHESTER (Opposite Royal Exchange).
BOBBINS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
Made from _SUITABLE TIMBER_, a large
stock of which is always in season.
SPECIALITIES:
LONG & SHORT COLLAR TUBES,
Fitted at one or both ends with
“Improved Patent Steel Shields.”
RABBETH BOBBINS AND WEFT PIRNS
effectually strengthened at small extra cost by PATENT
STEEL OR BRASS “RING.”
Every bobbin tested, and accuracy of fit and balance on Spindle
guaranteed
MILLIONS IN USE.
WEFT PIRNS fitted with PATENT “RINGS” & “TIPS”
are practically unbreakable.
RING DOUBLING & TWISTING BOBBINS
FITTED WITH
Patent Steel or Brass “Protectors,”
Are completely protected from wearing action of Driving Studs or Pegs.
THOUSANDS OF GROSS AT WORK.
STEEL or BRASS “CAPS”
for above ensure a smooth edge and prevent breakage of thread.
FLYER SPINNING & DOUBLING BOBBINS
FITTED WITH
IMPROVED METAL BUSHES,
ensuring accurate fit on Spindles, steady running, and uniform drag.
WARPING and WINDING BOBBINS, of superior construction, with BRASS or
STEEL “RIMS,” to prevent breakage or opening of flanges.
TOP CLEARERS, Grooved or Parallel, &c., &c.
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF SPINDLE PLUGS, SPLIT WINDING TUBES, CONICAL OR
PARALLEL TUBES FOR CROSS-WINDING MACHINES.
Estimates for Home or Export on application to the Works: _BARNSLEY.
[Illustration: Original image]
DRONSFIELD BROS., Atlas Works, OLDHAM.
PATENTEES
AND
MAKERS
OF ALL KINDS OF
MACHINES
AND
APPARATUS
FOR
GRINDING
CARDS.
“The best results” in
Card Grinding
are obtained by using
DRONSFIELDS PATENT
GROOVED EMERY FILLETING
DRONSFIELD BROS.
Atlas Works, OLDHAM, England.
INVENTORS,
PATENTEES
AND
SOLE MAKERS
OF
MACHINES
FOR
COVERING
ROLLERS
WITH
CLOTH AND
LEATHER.
PATENT CARD MOUNTING MACHINES, &c., &c.
FOR THE TRANSMISSION OF POWER
“THERE’S NOTHING LIKE LEATHER”
TRADE
MARK
ROUND GOES THE WORLD
CURTIS’S
SINGLE, DOUBLE & OTHER BELTS
ARE THE BEST IN THE MARKET
PICKERS, CHECK STRAPS.
MATT. H. CURTIS & CO.
CHEETHAM
MANCHESTER
TEL: ADD: BELTING, MANCHESTER.
[Illustration: Original image]
Established 1832.
WILLIAM RYDER,
Bee Hive Works, BOLTON.
[Illustration:
The FERGUSLIE
Patent DOUBLING Spindle.
Unlimited Speed without vibration.]
[Illustration:
WHITIN
Gravity Spindle.
HALF SIZE.]
_Manufacturer of all kinds of_
FLUTED ROLLERS
Iron, Steel, and Case-hardened.
PLAIN & LOOSE BOSS TOP ROLLERS.
SPINDLES & FLYERS
(Flyers of Steel) of every description, for Cotton, Silk, Woollen, and
Flax Spinning.
Seed & Ryder’s Presser attached by Patent Bottom Clip.
MULE SPINDLES.
LICENSED MAKER OF THE
FERGUSLIE PATENT RING SPINDLE
For Spinning or Doubling.
SOLE LICENSED MAKER OF THE
WHITIN PATENT GRAVITY SPINDLE
for SPINNING or DOUBLING.
RING SPINDLES
On the Flexible, Rabbeth, and other principles.
INVENTOR, PATENTEE, AND MAKER OF
RYDER’S FORGING MACHINES.
ALSO MAKER OF
Sawing Machines for Hot Iron,
AND OTHER TOOLS.
WILLIAM RYDER, Bee Hive Works, BOLTON.
[Illustration: Original image]
HENRY LIVESEY LTD., BLACKBURN.
MACHINISTS AND MAKERS OF
LOOMS
FOR
Weaving Printers, Shirtings, T Cloths, Domestics, Dhooties, &c.
Blackburn and Keighley Double-Lift Dobbies up to 40 Shafts. Drop Box
Looms for Ginghams, Handkerchiefs, &c.
ESTIMATES FOR
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
WEAVING MACHINERY
_Illustrated Catalogues on application._
Attend
Exchange,
Manchester,
every
Tuesday and
Friday,
10 Pillar,
1-30 to 2-30.
Established
1883.
Silver Medal
and
Diploma,
Paris
Exhibition,
1878.
London,
1885.
LIVESEY’S DROP BOX LOOM for Checks, Ginghams, Oxfords,
Harvards (up to 5 Shuttles).
MAKERS OF THE
Improved Cast-Iron Taking-up Beam,
COVERED WITH FILLETING.
‘Slasher’ Sizing & Warping Machines.
COP & THROSTLE WINDING MACHINES.
DRUM WINDING & SPOOLING MACHINES
For Linen and Coloured Yarns.
HYDRAULIC CLOTH PRESSES, &c.
PLAITING MACHINES.
Looming & Drawing-in Frames, &c.
MAKERS ALSO OF
BOBBINS, TUBES, SHUTTLES, &c.
_Loom Sides Planed and Cross Rails cut to exact length with Special
Tools. Bushes and Seatings on Loom Sides Planed by Special Machinery._
SHUTTLE BOXES PLANED.
[Illustration: Original image]
THE STEAM CYLINDER LUBRICATOR.
_SPECIAL FEATURES._
Automatic in Action.
Easily Fixed.
Reliable and Positive.
Efficient and Easily Regulated.
No Dirty Glasses.
Economical.
Few Parts in Small Space.
Perfect Sight-Feed.
PRICES AND
REFERENCES
ON
APPLICATION.
DESCRIPTION.—=A= is the oil chamber in which works a piston =B=, having
screwed into its top side a hollow piston rod =K=, which works through
a stuffing box. This piston rod also serves as an indicator showing
the level of the oil. At the top end of the rod is a filling-plug
=J=, through which the oil is delivered into the chamber =A=, the oil
passing through the small holes at the bottom of the tube; =D= is the
steam inlet, =H= the oil outlet, =G= the sight-feed, =L= an air valve,
=M= a plug which can be unscrewed and the sight-feed =G= inserted at
the other side or a second applied, =E= is a run-off valve, and =C= is
the base to which the Lubricator is fixed.
THE STEAM CYLINDER LUBRICATOR CO. LIMITED,
65, KING STREET, MANCHESTER.
TELEGRAPHIC ADDRESS:
“SEAFIELD, MANCHESTER.”
[Illustration: Original image]
THE TEXTILE RECORDER
THE MONTHLY JOURNAL
OF THE
Textile Industries
Published on the 15th day of each month
PRICE SIXPENCE.
Post-free, 9s. per annum.
Is recognised at
HOME and ABROAD
as the most
USEFUL and PRACTICAL
TEXTILE MAGAZINE.
_NOTE.—It is indisputable that the articles in_ “THE TEXTILE
RECORDER” _are quoted in Continental, Colonial, and American Trade
Magazines, to a greater extent than those of any other Textile
Journal_.
JOHN HEYWOOD, 1, Paternoster Buildings, London; and Ridgefield,
Manchester
[Illustration: Original image]
THEISEN’S PATENT CONDENSERS.
FOR STEAM ENGINES AND VACUUM PANS.
PARTICULAR MERITS.
I. No water is wasted or consumed, as the condensed water can be used
for feeding the boiler, and the same quantity ordinarily employed for
boiler feeding suffices for effecting condensation.
II. Hot distilled water is obtained, affording an absolute
preventative against boiler incrustation.
III. Very active condensation is obtained with a comparatively small
surface, this effect being brought about by the rapid absorption of
the heat through evaporation.
IV. A high degree of vacuum is secured, resulting in a great saving
of fuel.
V. Hot and impure water can be used for cooling.
VI. The apparatus can be executed to suit the most exacting
requirements.
VII. The cooling surfaces are automatically kept clean.
VIII. The condensing passages are easily accessible.
IX. The apparatus is simple in construction and easily manipulated.
SOLE LICENSEES FOR THE UNITED KINGDOM AND COLONIES:
THE UNION ENGINEERING CO.,
1, Clarence Street,
MANCHESTER.
[Illustration: Original image]
GEO. THOMAS & CO.,
28, DEANSGATE,
MANCHESTER.
Cable and Telegraphic Address:
“SAMOHT, MANCHESTER.”
ENGINEERS, CONTRACTORS, and EXPORTERS of all Classes of MACHINERY, and
ACCESSORIES, &c.
N.B.—Representatives in all the Industrial Centres of the World.
MACHINERY for SPINNING and WEAVING Cotton, Wool, Worsted, Flax, Hemp,
Jute, Silk, &c.
BLEACHING, DYEING, PRINTING, FINISHING Textile Fabrics.
Steam Boilers, Steam Engines, Economisers, Turbines, Mill Gearing,
Electric Lighting and Gas Plant; Hoists, &c.
Ironwork for Mills from A to Z—Fireproof, &c., Roofing and Patent
Glazing; Heating and Ventilating Apparatus.
Paper, Rice, Sugar, Ice, Flour, Oil, Chemical, Distillery, Iron and
Steel Plants.
Portable and Permanent Railway Plant, Rolling Stock, Locomotives,
Steam Ships, Steam Launches, Dredgers, &c. Hydraulic Machinery and
Tools.
SOLE MAKERS AND PROPRIETORS OF THE
PATENT UNIVERSAL YARN ASSORTING BALANCES.
British Patent, No. 6,703, 1886. U.S.A. Patent, No. 380,826, 1888. New
Patents, No. 15,454, 1889, and No. 9,264, 1890.
N.B.—These Balances or Yarn Testers (indispensable to Spinners,
Manufacturers, and Merchants) indicate the Counts of Yarn in small
lengths, or from bits of cloth, in either Cotton, Woollen, Worsted,
Linen, Jute, or other Fibre.
_Price_
30/-
_Complete_.
“S” BALANCE.
_Price_
45/-
_Large Size_
65/-
“SIMPLEX” BALANCE.
_Price_
65/-
SCALE—One-fifth of full size.
EDITORIAL AND PUBLISHING DEPARTMENT:
=INDUSTRIAL PROGRESS ABROAD= (Brochure) by Geo. Thomas, 1876. =Price
1/-=
=TEXTILE READY RECKONER= (Universal Tables for Calculating the
Structures of Cotton, Woollen, Worsted, Linen, Silk, and Mixed
Fabrics). (Translation from Staub)—1888. =Price 6/6=
=STOCKHOLM’S MARIA ELEVATOR= (Hydro-Pneumatic Passenger Lift), by
Geo. Thomas, with 5 plates, 1888. =Price 2/6=
=ELEMENTARY TREATISE ON THE FINISHING= of White, Dyed, and Printed
=COTTON= Goods (Translation from Dépierre), 1889. =Price 30/.=
GEO. THOMAS & CO., MANCHESTER.
[Illustration: Original image]
CHARLES H. PUGH
Whitworth Works,
BIRMINGHAM, ENGLAND.
MACHINIST & MANUFACTURER.
_SPECIALITIES_:
SCREWS.
STAMPINGS in all Metals.
BOLTS, NUTS, and WASHERS.
WIRE GUIDES of all descriptions.
Small Parts of Machinery.
BRIGHT TURNED STUDS.
Flat and Coiled SPRINGS.
PATENT UNDER CLEARER SPRING
FOR
ROVING FRAMES.
METAL WORKER, &c.
SUNDRIES FOR TEXTILE MACHINISTS.
_Inventions worked out by a Trained Staff of Toolmakers._
CORRESPONDENCE INVITED.
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ROBERT HALL & SONS,
BURY,
_Near MANCHESTER_.
Attendance at
Manchester Royal Exchange,
No. 8 Pillar,
Every Tuesday and Friday only.
Telegraphic Address: Hall, Bury.
Office:
3, HOPWOOD AVENUE,
MANCHESTER,
Every Tuesday and Friday only.
Telegraphic Address: Hall, Bury.
POWER LOOMS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
ALL KINDS OF PREPARING & FINISHING MACHINERY
FOR WEAVING PURPOSES.
_SPECIALITIES_—ESTABLISHED 1844.
Tapestry and Brussels Carpet Looms.
Hosepipe and Belting Looms and Machinery.
Turkish Towel and Sailcloth Looms.
Drop-Box Looms.
Pirn and Drum Winding Machinery.
Shearing and Raising Machines.
Sectional Warping and Balling Machines.
Plush and Slipper Carpet Looms.
Fustian and Bed-Tick Looms and Machinery.
Jacquard and Dobby Looms.
Damask Looms.
Sponge Cloth Looms.
Winding and Warping Machinery of every description.
SPECIAL ATTENTION DIRECTED TO OUR WINDING & WARPING MACHINERY.
COMPLETE LISTS OF MACHINERY MADE ON APPLICATION.
LETTERS TO BE ADDRESSED:—
HOPE FOUNDRY, BURY, LANCASHIRE.
French and German Correspondence.
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LAMBETH COTTON ROPES
1 lb. 6 oz.
WEIGHT OF 1 Y^{D} OF ROPE
FOR 1-1/4 IN. GROOVE.
1 lb. 14 oz.
WEIGHT OF 1 Y^{D} OF ROPE
FOR 1-1/2 IN. GROOVE.
2 lb. 7 oz.
WEIGHT OF 1 Y^{D} OF ROPE
FOR 1-3/4 IN. GROOVE.
3 lb. 4 oz.
WEIGHT OF 1 Y^{D} OF ROPE
FOR 2 IN. GROOVE.
In ordering these Ropes the diameter should not be overstated. They
contain more yarn in the given diameter than is usual, and, not being
liable to stretch, no provision need be made for loss in thickness.
Also DRUM, RIM, SCROLL, SPINDLE, RING SPINDLE, TAPE and TUBULAR
BANDINGS to any description for Cotton Mills.
The Lambeth Cotton Ropes are of unique design and construction,
superseding all other Cotton Ropes for MAIN DRIVING.
_Tension and Friction_ accurately measured for and provided against,
and the _Ropes_ fitted exactly to the working part of the grooves of
the Pulley.
A LARGE STOCK OF ALL SIZES KEPT, TO MEET URGENT ORDERS.
NOTE.—_No Ropes are the genuine Lambeth unless supplied direct from my
works, where they are alone made, or bearing my Registered Trade Mark._
THOMAS HART,
BLACKBURN.
ESTABLISHED
1789.
TELEPHONE NO. 10.
TELEGRAPHIC ADDRESS: “HART, BLACKBURN.”
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CHARLES LANCASTER,
Consulting Engineer to Spinners, Manufacturers and Shippers,
35, MARKET STREET, MANCHESTER.
TECHNICAL information on Carding, Spinning, Sizing and Weaving. OLD
MILLS (home or foreign) re-organized to improve quality and quantity of
Production. PATENTS bought from or introduced for Inventors.
=RECIPES FOR SIZING WARPS AND “FILLING” CLOTH.=
LANCASTER & CO.,
Mill Engineers and Practical BUYING AGENTS for Mills Abroad of
SPINNING & WEAVING MACHINERY,
and of =Mill Stores=, from =ALL= Makers at Clients’ option.
Plans and Estimates of complete New Mills. =Practical Mill Managers=,
Carders and Tacklers engaged for Clients abroad.
_Before ordering Machinery and Mill Stores elsewhere,_ write
LANCASTER & CO., who know the Cheapest Markets, and deal with all the
leading Makers.
L. & CO. will supply you with Machinery and Sundries from your usual
Maker at his lowest prices.
_Offices opposite Royal Exchange_, =MANCHESTER=.
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ROLLER SKINS
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Suitable for all classes of SPINNING.
ALL KINDS OF
LEATHERS FOR MANUFACTURERS,
PICKERS,
Brown & Green Bands, Butts, Laces,
&c., &c.
SAMPLES AND PRICES ON APPLICATION.
JOHN CURTIS & CO., Leather Dressers,
ROBERT STREET, CHEETHAM, MANCHESTER.
A. MOORHOUSE,
Engineer & Machinery Merchant,
7, MARKET STREET, MANCHESTER.
_SPECIALITIES._
=STEAM OVENS and KETTLES=, for Mills and Works, heated by a
Small Jet of Steam.
=PASTE MIXING MACHINES=, for Mixing Paste and Pumping it into
Mule Rooms.
=WROUGHT-IRON SPLIT PULLEYS, SHAFTING, &c.=
=HEATING, LIGHTING, and VENTILATING MILLS, WORKS, and WAREHOUSES.=
RING SPINDLES.
RINGS.
RING TRAVELLERS.
LOOSE BOSS TOP ROLLERS.
LONG and SHORT COLLARS.
BOBBIN WHEELS, &c.
NEEDLE LUBRICATORS and MACHINERY GLASS of every kind used in Doubling.
TO COTTON SPINNERS AND OTHERS.—Machinery and Tools sold on Commission.
_Advice given regarding Colours and Materials used in Dyeing, by a
practical Dyer and Chemist.
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JAS. HOWORTH’S
NEW PATENT REVOLVING,
RADIAL, ARCHIMEDEAN & HORIZONTAL
SCREW VENTILATORS
AND
AIR PROPELLERS.
OVER =75,000= IN USE.
ESTABLISHED 1858.
_These Ventilators and Humidifying Apparatus have been applied for Card
and Preparing Rooms for more than_ =3,000,000= _Spindles; for Mule and
Throstle Spinning, over_ =2,000,000= _Spindles; Looms_, =70,000=.
NO GOODS GENUINE WITHOUT TRADE MARK AFFIXED.]
JAMES HOWORTH’S NEW PATENT AIR INLET.
For Heating or Cooling, Moistening and Drying Air. For Weaving Sheds,
Spinning Rooms or other Buildings.
JAMES HOWORTH’S NEW PATENT “CHAMPION” AIR PROPELLER.
850 of the above apparatus are now in use.
LACY’S PATENT HUMIDIFIER AND HOWORTH’S PATENT AIR
HEATING OR COOLING CHEST COMBINED.
For Heating, Cooling, Moistening and Drying Air.
For Weaving Sheds, Spinning Rooms, and other Buildings.
200 of these apparatus are now in use.
_For a scientific and successful application of the Revolving Screw
Ventilators, qualified by 29 years’ study and practical experience in
their application to every kind of Buildings, Works and Sewers, apply
to the Sole Makers_,
JAS. HOWORTH & CO., Consulting & Ventilating Engineers,
Victoria Works,
FARNWORTH, near BOLTON;
AND MANCHESTER, ENGLAND.
Telegraphic Address: “VENTILATOR, MOSES GATE.”
Nearest Station: Moses Gate, L. & Y.
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JOSEPH NASMITH, A.I.Mech.E.,
Consulting Engineer,
4, ARCADE CHAMBERS, ST. MARY’S GATE,
MANCHESTER.
ADVICE GIVEN ON TEXTILE MECHANICS.
_Machinery Bought on Commission or Inspected for Foreign Clients._
General Expert Work Carried Out.
CORRESPONDENCE INVITED.
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