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#10
12-04-2014, 09:15 PM
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Hey Mark & Matt. That top catalog was from 1915. Yep, right in the middle of the transition period. Actually 1" webs were introduced just prior to 1910 and were made well into the 1930's. Full webs were made well into the 1920's as that web technology lagged. Although many full webs were produced in the 1920's, 1" webs were more popular by that time and the Doak laced web was king. Hope this helps a bit.
JD P.S. - L&C3 
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