Lantern Slides illustrating Zoology, Botany, Geology, Astronomy, Textiles, &c.: Catalogue E. (November 1924)

Flatters & Garnett, Ltd., Manchester. Section MM 13—Cotton and the Cotton Plant— Continued. 13 Weighing cotton (U.S.A.) 14 Loading cotton in the field (U.S.A.). 15 Hauling cotton from the field (U.S.A). 16 Cotton Baleing Press. D 17 River tramp loading cotton at ginnery (U.S.A.). 18 River tramp taking cotton to seaport (U.S.A.). 19 Native girl ginning cotton with Churka (India). 20 Native girl ginning cotton with Churka (India); shows also Native Huts. 21 Ginning cotton at Government Experimental Farm (India). 22 Baleing press and weighing box (India). 23 Oxen taking cotton to market from country gin. 24 Gaharry taking ginned cotton to market (India). 25 Indian spinners at work. 26 Parsee ladies*weaving sacred thread (India). 27 Primitive method of weaving (India). 28 Cotton mill in erection (India). STRUCTURE OF THE COTTON PLANT AND COTTON FIBRES. A series of Photomicrographs. 34 Root, transverse section. 35 Stem, transverse section. 36 Flower bud, transverse section. 37 Ovary, transverse section. 38 Seed and embryo, transverse section. 39 Part of seed, T.S., showing outer coats and endosperm. 40 Cotton fibres to show twisting. 41 Cotton fibres, in transverse section. 42 Egyptian cotton, entire fibres. 43 Egyptian cotton, T.S. 44 American (Florida) cotton, entire fibres. 45 American (Florida) cotton, T.S., fibres. 46 Mercerised cotton, entire. 47 Cotton and wool fibres, entire. 48 Cotton and wool fibres, T.S’. 49 Viscose, artificial silk, entire fibres. DISEASES OF THE COTTON PLANT. 61 Root rot. 62 Leafi^ildew. 63 Stallroorer. 64 Boll disease, Anthracnose. 65 Boll moth, Metamorphosis. 66 Boll moth, parasite. 67 Boll weevil 68 Seed fungus. Section MM 14-COTTON IN VARIOUS STAGES OF SPINNING. A new series of photographs, including examples of typical Yarns of the usual counts; also some Defective Yarns. Plain Slides, 1/3 each. 1 Typical Cotton Staples, 10 varieties. 2 Typical Cotton Staples, 10 other varieties. P 3 Sliver from Drawing Frame, parallel fibres. 4 Action of “ Licker-in.” 5 Web from Revolving Carding Engine for 32’s T. 6 Sliver for 32’s T. 7 Web from Revolving Carding Engine for 60’s T. 8 Sliver for 60’s T. 9 Web from Flat Carding Engine for 100’s T. 10 Sliver for 100’s T. TYPICAL YARNS. Twist Yarns. 16 Twist Yarn, 20’s. 17 Twist Yams, 32’s. 18 Twist Yarn, 40’s. 19 Twist Yarn, 60’s, Brown Egyptian. 20 Twist Yarn, 70’s. 21 Twist Yarn, 80’s. 22 Twist Yarn, 90’s. 23 Twist Yarn, 100’s 24 Twist Yarn, 150’s. 25 Twist Yarn, 200’s. 26 Twist Yarn, 300’s. Weft Yarns. 32 Weft Yam, 4’s 33 Weft Yarn, 10’s. 34 Weft Yarn, 20’s. 35 Weft Yam’ SO’s. 36 Weft Yam, 40’s. 37 Weft Yam, 50’s. Defective Yarns. 38 Hank Rovings, 125’s Counts. 39 Defective Yarn, typical “ crackers.” 40 Defective Yarn, abnormal “ crackers.” 41 Defective Yam, 32’s, irregular 42 Defective Yam, “ corkscrewed.” 43 Defective Yarn, “ snarls.” Section MM 15—COTTON SPINNING, including the Evolution of Cotton Machinery. Plain Slides only, 1/3 each. 1 Indian Bow for separating Cotton from Seed. 2 Foot Roller Gin. 3 Churka Gin. 4 Brakell’s Patent Knife Roller Gin. 5 Double Knife Roller Gin. 6 Single Macarthy Gin. 7 Double Macarthy Gin. 8 Double Macarthy Gin, Section. 9 Saw Gin, Cross Section. 10 Steam Ginnery and Press. 11 Section of Modem Ginnery. 12 Section of Bale Breaker. 13 Pedal Bale Breaker, Section. 14 Porcupine Bale Breaker, Section 15 Asa Lee’s Hopper Bale Breaker. 16 Brooks and Doxey’s Hopper Bale Breaker. 17 Simplex Automatic Hopper Feeder. 18 Dobson and Barlow’s Bale Breaker. 19 Bale Breaker with four lines of Rollers. 20 Porcupine Feed Tube and Dust Trunks. 21 Arrangement of Bale Breaker and Mixing Lattice, Section. 22 Arrangement of Bale Breaker and Mixing Lattice, Plan. All Slides may be had Plain— unless otherwise stated. P— Photograph. D— Drawing or Diagram. M —Photomicrograph. T.S.— Transverse Section L.S. —Longitudinal Section. —92—