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'''Harling and Todd''' of Rosegrove Ironworks, Burnley | '''Harling and Todd''' of Rosegrove Ironworks, Burnley | ||
See Ralph Harling (d.1915) and Herbert Harling (d.1923) and his son James Harling (later MD) | |||
High-speed Calico loom. | 1915 Charles Emil Crowther (d.1930) appointed MD. He married Mary Harling the daughter of Ralph Harling.<ref>Burnley Express - Saturday 11 October 1930</ref> | ||
Four-shuttle drop-box loom and High-speed Calico loom. Exhibits at [[Queen Street Mill Museum]] | |||
== See Also == | == See Also == | ||
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Harling and Todd of Rosegrove Ironworks, Burnley
See Ralph Harling (d.1915) and Herbert Harling (d.1923) and his son James Harling (later MD)
1915 Charles Emil Crowther (d.1930) appointed MD. He married Mary Harling the daughter of Ralph Harling.[1]
Four-shuttle drop-box loom and High-speed Calico loom. Exhibits at Queen Street Mill Museum
See Also
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- ↑ Burnley Express - Saturday 11 October 1930