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Making a Hose by Hand

  • Circa 1916

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A man making a rubber hose by hand.
A book about rubber sourcing, cultivation, processing, and the industry during the late colonial period. Published by a rubber goods company presumably for marketing. The Boston Woven Hose and Rubber Company was founded in 1880.

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  • 36 pages
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  • Page 21

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“Making a Hose by Hand.” The Story of Rubber, What It Is and What It Does. Cambridge, Massachusetts: The Boston woven hose & rubber company, circa 1916. https://digital.sciencehistory.org/works/zs25x959n.

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