DescriptionBrooks and Doxey Stockport Ring Mill TM141.png
The rubric on the image explains that Brooks and Doxey supplied significant amount of equipment to this mill.Capture from Textile Mercury, a paper published by Marsden in Manchester in 1892. [1] Viewed from Brinksway.
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