Locked Coil Rope

by Websters & Horsfall | Feb 9, 2023 | Company History

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Pictured below is a sizeable shipment of Latch and Batchelor‘s patented Locked Coil Rope, on an equally sizeable winch.

This photograph is courtesy of the Hay Mills Foundation Trust, and was taken around 1890. 📷

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