1924 British Empire Exhibition: Cotton Textile Industry

1924.

1924. Asa Lees Drawing Frame.

1924. Brooks and Doxey Doubling Frame.

1924. Brooks and Doxey Intermediate Frame.

1924. Christy's Towels.

1924. Dobson and Barlow Ring Frame.

1924. Dobson and Barlow Roving Frame.

1924. Elijah Ashworth Improved Carding Engine.

1924. George Hodgson Plain Cotton Loom.

1924. Hacking and Co Plaiting Machine.

1924. J and J. M. Worrall Reville Velvet.

1924. John Hetherington Nasmith Comber.

1924. Joseph Stubbs Quick Traverse "Close" Winder.

1924. Platt Brothers Double Action Gin.

1924. Richardson, Tuer and Co, Underpick Loom.

1924. Sowden's 6-Shuttle Revolving Box Loom.

1924. White and Sons Circular Box Loom with White's Patent Repp Edge Motion.

1924. William Tatham Set of Waste Carding Machines.

Note: This is a sub-section of 1924 British Empire Exhibition.

The "Cotton Textile Industry" being a supplement to The "Textile Recorder" and edited by Frank Nasmith

Raw Cotton PDF

History of The Cotton Industry PDF

Main Subjects

• John Kay (1704-1780).
• Lewis Paul.
• Daniel Bourn.
• James Hargreaves.
• Richard Arkwright.
• Samuel Crompton.
• Edmund Cartwright.
• Thomas Johnson.
• Horrocks
• Richard Roberts.
• Charles Tennant.

Magnitude of the Cotton Industry PDF

Spinning PDF

Weaving PDF

Bleaching (S. H. Higgins, M.Sc.) PDF

Finishing PDF

Cotton Statistics PDF

Merchandising, Distribution and Transport PDF

Cotton Section Exhibits PDF

Main Subjects

• Platt Brothers.
• William Tatham.
• Brooks and Doxey.
• Dobson and Barlow.
• Joseph Stubbs.
• Asa Lees and Co.
• Elijah Ashworth.
• John Hetherington and Sons.
• Arundel, Coulthard and Co.
• Hacking and Co.
• Richardson, Tuer and Co.
• Atheron Brothers.
• George Hodgson.
• Cooper Brothers.
• Ward Brothers.
• Atherton Brothers.
• John Pilling and Sons.
• Gregson and Monk.
• Henry Livesey.
• W. B. White and Sons.
• David Sowden and Sons.
• Pemberton and Sons.
• Lupton and Place.
• Wilson and Co (Barnsley).
• James Hill and Son.
• Mather and Platt.
• Erskine, Heap and Co.
• Cellular Clothing Co.
• Bolton and District Cotton Manufacturers' Association.
• Cotella.
• James Kenyon and Son.
• Samuel O'Neill and Sons
• Sutcliffe (of Crumpsall).
• Jones Textilaties.
• Henry Tetlow and Sons.
• T. Lund and Son.
• Tootal Broadhurst Lee Co.
• English Sewing Cotton Co.
• Joshua Hoyle and Sons.
• J. and J. M. Worrall.
• Balstone, Cooke and Co.
• Rylands and Sons.
• British Cotton and Wool Dyers Association.
• Fine Cotton Spinners and Doublers Association.
• Bleachers Association.
• Lloyd's Packing Warehouses.
• Manchester Ship Canal.
• Deakins.
• Burgess, Ledward and Co.
• William R. Lee.
• Whitworth and Mitchell.
• William C. Jones.
• W. M. Christy and Sons.
• John Williams and Co.
• Stott and Smith.
• Electromotors.
• Jabez Johnson, Hodgkinson and Pearson.
• Fourgees Cotton Mills.
• Holywell Co.
• Mothersill and Co.
• Rigg Brothers.
• Swailes.
• Wardle Cotton Co.
• James Baron and Sons.
• Maple Mill.
• Redmayne and Isherwood.
• Laminated Gears.
• James Burton and Sons (of Leigh).
• Henry Bannerman and Sons.
• John Brown and Son.
• William Dickinson.
• Willan and Mills.
• Philipson and Co.
• Barlow and Jones.
• James Orr and Sons.
• Horrockses, Crewdson and Co.
• Hardman, Ingham and Dawson.
• T. I. Birkin and Co.
• John Dixon and Sons.

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