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Drawing Frame, by Platt, Brothers & Co. Oldham, 1874. Artist: GB Smith
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Drawing Frame, by Platt, Brothers & Co. Oldham, 1874. Artist: GB Smith
Drawing Frame, by Platt, Brothers & Co. Oldham, 1874. Textile machinery, the drawing frame is located in the spinning process. Platt Bros & Co manufactured textile machinery and by the end of the 19th century, the company had become the largest textile machinery manufacturer in the world. From Popular Encyclopedia or Conversations Lexicon, by A. Whitelaw. [Blackie & Son, Limited, London, Glasgow & Edinburgh, 1874]
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This print showcases the remarkable "Drawing Frame" by Platt, Brothers & Co. Oldham in 1874. The artist behind this intricate piece is GB Smith, who beautifully captures the essence of textile machinery during the industrial revolution. The drawing frame depicted here played a crucial role in the spinning process within the textile industry. Platt Bros & Co was renowned for manufacturing top-quality textile machinery, eventually becoming the largest manufacturer worldwide by the end of the 19th century. The image itself is sourced from Popular Encyclopedia or Conversations Lexicon, authored by A. Whitelaw and published by Blackie & Son Limited in London, Glasgow, and Edinburgh back in 1874. This monochrome engraving offers a close-up view of this impressive machine housed within a factory setting. As we delve into this rich historical snapshot, it becomes evident that George B Smith's artistry skillfully immortalizes an object that symbolizes innovation and progress during its time. The print collector responsible for preserving this masterpiece ensures that future generations can appreciate both its aesthetic beauty and historical significance. Let us marvel at how Platt Brothers Co Ltd contributed to shaping an era defined by technological advancements through their exceptional craftsmanship showcased in this mesmerizing drawing frame captured forever on paper.
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