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Interior. Ground floor. Frame flat no 2. General view from north west of connecting passage between Frame Flat No. 1 and Frame Flat No. 2. This area contained two knitting frames (right, Shima Seiki, ...
DP 246077
Description Interior. Ground floor. Frame flat no 2. General view from north west of connecting passage between Frame Flat No. 1 and Frame Flat No. 2. This area contained two knitting frames (right, Shima Seiki, ses122FF/s and ses1235i models) not in situ and a yarn splitting and winding machine (to provide single ply or strand for sewing on buttons and sewing seams)
Date 23/9/2016
Collection Historic Environment Scotland
Catalogue Number DP 246077
Category On-line Digital Images
Scope and Content The term 'frame flat' in textile factories means the area containing knitting machines or frames. There were two areas described as frame flats at Peter Scott's.
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