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Hagen, Mural at Paper Mill

RHSC-18-012
Item
Unknown

Part of Richard Hills Collection

Hagen, Paper mill wood pile.

RHSC-18-003
Item
Unknown

Part of Richard Hills Collection

Hagen, grindstone for wood pulp.

RHSC-18-002
Item
Unknown

Part of Richard Hills Collection

Hagen, Kollergang

RHSC-18-011
Item
Unknown

Part of Richard Hills Collection

Hagen Paper Mill, stampers

RHSC-18-010
Item
Unknown

Part of Richard Hills Collection

Hagen Paper Mill, stampers

RHSC-18-009
Item
Unknown

Part of Richard Hills Collection

Hagen Wet End Paper machine

RHSC-18-008
Item
Unknown

Part of Richard Hills Collection

Hagen, wire on paper machine

RHSC-18-007
Item
Unknown

Part of Richard Hills Collection

Hagen, wire on paper machine

RHSC-18-006
Item
Unknown

Part of Richard Hills Collection

Hagen, wet press on paper machine

RHSC-18-005
Item
Unknown

Part of Richard Hills Collection

Hagen, Paper machine & reel.

RHSC-18-004
Item
Unknown

Part of Richard Hills Collection

Hagen, Kollergang

RHSC-18-001
Item
Unknown

Part of Richard Hills Collection

"Germany, Hagen Mus., Stampers"

RHSC-15-100
Item
June 1983

Part of Richard Hills Collection

"Germany, Hagen Mus., Kollergang"

RHSC-15-099
Item
June 1983

Part of Richard Hills Collection

"Paper Germany Vat. Coucher Press."

RHSC-15-059
Item
Unknown

Part of Richard Hills Collection

"Woodpulp grinder, Munich"

RHSC-12-172
Item
May 1990

Part of Richard Hills Collection

"Woodgrinding machine, Munich"

RHSC-12-171
Item
May 1990

Part of Richard Hills Collection

"Keller's wood pulp grinding machine, Munich"

RHSC-12-170
Item
May 1990

Part of Richard Hills Collection

Friedrich Gottlob Keller (born June 27, 1816 in Hainichen, Saxony – died September 8, 1895 in Krippen, Saxony) was a German machinist and inventor, who invented the wood pulp process for use in papermaking. He is widely known for his wood-cut machine (used for extracting the fibres needed for pulping wood). Before wood pulp became widely available paper was made from rags.