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Description Pedal-driven weaving machine, produced by Hattersley and Crompton Keighley-England in 1893 from the National Museum of Textile Industry, Sliven, Bulgaria. This seems similar to the Hattersley & Sons treadle driven Domestic Loom, the frame is also labelled in Cyrillic script.
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