A few nice chinese line milling price images I found:
Image from page 854 of “The Gardeners’ Chronicle and Agricultural Gazette” (1859)
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Title: The Gardeners’ Chronicle and Agricultural Gazette
Year: 1859 (1850s)
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Subjects: Ornamental horticulture Horticulture Plants, ornamental
Publisher: London: Published for the Proprietors
Contributing Library: Pennsylvania Horticultural Society, McLean Library
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showy ..466 varieties ditto, three of each .. .. .. .. 12 6 (The above beautiful in clumps in front of borders.)Iris reticulata, very striking and most beautiful,very dwarf and early for beds .. .. . Each 5 0 12 superb varieties Chinese Pseonies 15 0 Superior collections of EARLY and DOUBLE TULIPS,CROCUS, RANUNCULUS, ANEMONES, LILIES, IXIAS,SPARAXIS, and various CAPE and DUTCH ROOTS. The CATALOGUE of Bulbs, Herbaceous Plants, Conifera, Roses, Fruits, and general Nursery Stock sent free on application. 8£T The valuable Nursery and Plaut Stock this season offered at a large reduction for cash on the usual prices, in order to the discontinuance of that department of the business. Carriage Free (for goods 20s. and upwards) to all the LondonStations, and all Stations on the Colchester Line betweenLondon and Norwich. All orders and letters addressed to STEPHEN BROWN willreceive prompt attention. Seed and Nursery Establishment, Sudbury, Suffolk. THUJA JAPOMICA.—Scale, J-uich to the foot.
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A. PAUL and SON, NURSERIES. CHESHUNT, HERTS, 13 miles N.E. of London, Eastern Counties Railway. J WRIGHT and CO. beg to inform the Trade and• Public generally that they have a large Stock of theabove, including a few 1000 SEEDLINGS, saved from theirspecimen, as above, and acknowledged to be the most beautifulof all the Thujas by many or all that have seen it. Also THUJA AUREA, 2 to 3 feet; ditto SEEDLINGS;GIGANTEA; fine LAURUSTINUS, LAURKLS, a quantity ofBOX EDGING, &c. Prices upon application. Nurseries, Mill Hill and Edgware, N.W. RED LODGE NURSERY AND AMERICAN GROUNDS,SOUTHAMPTON. THESE GROUNDS, extending over 60 acres, andconsisting of every variety of soil, contain a large andchoice assortment of AMERICAN PLA.NTS, including manythousands of fine Scarlet, Crimson, Pink, White, and HybridRhododendrons, of the newest and best varieties; also a mil-lion of Rhododendron Ponticum, suitable for Covers or largePlantations; Kalmias, Azaleas, Andrnmedas, Ericas, Ledums,Gaultherias, &
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Image from page 291 of “American engineer and railroad journal” (1893)
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Title: American engineer and railroad journal
Year: 1893 (1890s)
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Subjects: Railroad engineering Engineering Railroads Railroad cars
Publisher: New York : M.N. Forney
Contributing Library: Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh
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n ofrailroads are from the government, and the idea is to renderChina impregnable in case of war. Tins is the purpose of theviceroy at Hankow. He hates the foreigners, and he wantsto drive them out of the country. He is using them to buildfactories, anil he has a cotton mill run by steanr and filledwith modern machinery, which is one of the largest in theworld. Tt contains 1.000 looms, and it is located on the banksof the Yaugtse, in tin city of Wuchang. It is now makingmoney, I am told, and it is profiting off the rise in foreigncottons through the fall in the value ot silver. Speaking of extravagance in railroad building, it is doubtfulwhether there has ever been creeled a more costly plant thanthat which is now being put up here by this viceroy for thebuilding of cars, the making of rails, and the turning out ofa full equipment for the line which is at some future time torun to Peking. The works are being put up by Belgians asforemen, and about .ill high-priced men are now employed
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Fig. 2 Vol. LXVIII, No. 7.] ^AND RAILROAD JOURNAL. 303 here on salaries. They arc located at the foot of a hill justabove the month of the Han River aud a aboil distance backfrom the Yangtsc Kiang. There is a railroad being built in the northern part of theempire, and the regular appropriation set aside for this hasbeen ,000,000 a vear. This northern railway is the onlyworking road in China. It has been pushed rapidly withinthe past year or so toward the Manchurian frontier, and wasof service to the government in the recent rebellion there. Itis for the purposes of defense that the Chinese will build rail-roads. This northern road was first built to take coal from themines to the Taku forts and the naval ships. Five years agoit was only about 80 miles long. It has now about reachedthe great wall, and will soon penetrate Mongolia.—HalifaxIleraUI.
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Image from page 573 of “Hardware merchandising January-March 1911” (1911)
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Title: Hardware merchandising January-March 1911
Year: 1911 (1910s)
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Subjects: Hardware industry Hardware Implements, utensils, etc Building
Publisher: Toronto :
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The Enviable Reputation Earned by Stills Axe Handles has been built up chiefly by attention totwo details: l.Care in the (election and seasoning of t hewood. 2. Skill in the shaping and balancing of thehandle. As a genuine satisfaction-giving line,Stills Handles have no superior andvery few equals. The prices will inter-est you J. H. Still Manufacturing Co. I Limited St. Thomas, Ontario 89 HARD V A R E AND METAL ORNAMENTAL/—- WQRK pffBMKilltg s-
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iS^RE GOOPS PERFORATEDSHEET METAL have recently installed a perforatingplant and are in a position to supply anysizes of perforation in any kind of sheetmetal. Canada Wire Goods Mfg. Co. HAMILTON. ONT. (0A6X6A6A S&a hJ. S THIS IS YOUR BUSINESS the supplying of belting to all local mills, factories,threshing outfits, etc. An assortment of Goodhues LEATHER BELTING displayed prominently in your store and judiciouslyadvertised in other ways, such as in local papers orby circular letters, will bring you a lot of goodbelting business. WRITE US FOR PRICE LIST J. L. GOODHUE &l CO., LimitedDanville, :: Que. The most generously handled belting factory in Canada The Leipzig Fair for Sample-Depots and Collections ofSamples of Poreclain and other Ceramic Goods; Glass,Metal, Leather, Wooden, Basket, Paper,Japanese and Chinese Goods, Dolls andToys, Musical Instruments, Soaps, Per-fumery, Fancy Goods, Household Utensilsof all kinds, as well as similar goods of everydescription, b
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