Prince-Smith and Stells
From Graces Guide
1937. Skein Winder. Exhibit at Coldharbour Mill
1956. 'Eclipse' Spindle. Exhibit at Coldharbour Mill
1959. Drawbox. Exhibit at Coldharbour Mill
Exhibit at National Wool Museum, Geelong.
Exhibit at National Wool Museum, Geelong.
of Keighley, Yorkshire
1795 Company founded by William Smith
Later became Prince Smith and Son
1931 Private company. Prince Smith and Son merged with Hall and Stells.
- c1930-40s The "Velox" Patent Ring Spinning Frame.
- c1930-40s Catalogue of Worsted Machinery - Anglo-Continental Drawing Section.
- c1930-40s Large Package Spinning.
- c1930-40s Magnum Universal and Combination Twisting Frames.
- c1930-40s Twin-Clutch Spindle.
- c1930-40s XL Ring Spindles.
1939 176-spindle ring spinner. Exhibit at Bradford Industrial Museum
By 1959 was a subsidiary of Stone-Platt Industries, selling textile machinery for other companies in the group[1]
1961 Textile machinery makers. 1,600 employees. [2]
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Sources of Information
- ↑ The Times June 3, 1959
- ↑ 1961 Dun and Bradstreet KBE