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of Coppull Ring Mill, Coppull. | of [[Coppull Mill, Coppull| Coppull Ring Mill]], Coppull, near Chorley. | ||
1906 Built the Coppull Ring Mill. | 1906 Built the Coppull Ring Mill. | ||
1908 Built the adjacent Mavis Mill. | |||
Coppull, near Chorley | |||
1905 Built | |||
1941 '[[Lancashire Cotton Corporation|Lancashire Cotton Corporation Ltd.]], which has share capital of over £3.000.000 and owns about 50 spinning mills, have completed negotiations for the purchase of the properties of the [[Coppull Ring Spinning Co|Coppull Ring Spinning Co., Ltd.]], Chorley. This mill comprises the [[Coppull Mill, Coppull|Coppull Mill]] which contains 54,000 ring spindles and also the mill formerly known as the [[Mavis Mill, Coppull|Mavis Mill]]. The latter has 6,000 doubling spindles and a condenser spinning plant of 5,000 spindles. Both are modem mills, having been built in 1905 and 1909. The latest Improvements in ring spinning and doubling have been Incorporated. <ref>Lancashire Evening Post - Friday 11 July 1941</ref> | |||
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Latest revision as of 15:32, 28 February 2024
of Coppull Ring Mill, Coppull, near Chorley.
1906 Built the Coppull Ring Mill.
1908 Built the adjacent Mavis Mill.
Coppull, near Chorley
1905 Built
1941 'Lancashire Cotton Corporation Ltd., which has share capital of over £3.000.000 and owns about 50 spinning mills, have completed negotiations for the purchase of the properties of the Coppull Ring Spinning Co., Ltd., Chorley. This mill comprises the Coppull Mill which contains 54,000 ring spindles and also the mill formerly known as the Mavis Mill. The latter has 6,000 doubling spindles and a condenser spinning plant of 5,000 spindles. Both are modem mills, having been built in 1905 and 1909. The latest Improvements in ring spinning and doubling have been Incorporated. [1]
See Also
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Sources of Information
- ↑ Lancashire Evening Post - Friday 11 July 1941