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DescriptionSilk doublers at work.jpg	Silk throwing:- [1] published on his blog the illustrations from THE PENNY MAGAZINE, VOL XII No. 711. 1843. Pages 161 to 168. (SUPPLEMENT). Text available Bednall archive Hand doublers at work-twisting four bobbins of thrown silk into one thread.
Date	1843
Source	THE PENNY MAGAZINE, VOL XII No. 711. 1843.
Author	Uploaded by User:ClemRutter. 04/2012

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