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| Description | Millwards Ro-Tally row counters: later polygonal version manufactured 1970s. (The one on the left is of different, unknown manufacture). This view shows the plastic springs designed to accommodate the larger needles popularised by the introduction of double knitting yarn in the late 1950s. |
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| Source | Linda Spashett Own work |
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