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In 1848, in a small village in northern Germany, Eduard Oppennann, a young German, began weaving webbings for the furniture industry on wooden looms, in his home town of Einbeck. Some forty years later, with the introduction of steam power, he ...

In 1848, in a small village in northern Germany, Eduard Oppennann, a young German, began weaving webbings for the furniture industry on wooden looms, in his home town of Einbeck. Some forty years later, with the introduction of steam power, he ...

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In 1848, in a small village in northern Germany, Eduard Oppennann, a young German, began weaving webbings for the furniture industry on wooden looms, in his home town of Einbeck. Some forty years later, with the introduction of steam power, he ...

In 1848, in a small village in northern Germany, Eduard Oppennann, a young German, began weaving webbings for the furniture industry on wooden looms, in his home town of Einbeck. Some forty years later, with the introduction of steam power, he ...

In 1848, in a small village in northern Germany, Eduard Oppennann, a young German, began weaving webbings for the furniture industry on wooden looms, in his home town of Einbeck. Some forty years later, with the introduction of steam power, he ...

In 1848, in a small village in northern Germany, Eduard Oppennann, a young German, began weaving webbings for the furniture industry on wooden looms, in his home town of Einbeck. Some forty years later, with the introduction of steam power, he ...

In 1848, in a small village in northern Germany, Eduard Oppennann, a young German, began weaving webbings for the furniture industry on wooden looms, in his home town of Einbeck. Some forty years later, with the introduction of steam power, he ...

In 1848, in a small village in northern Germany, Eduard Oppennann, a young German, began weaving webbings for the furniture industry on wooden looms, in his home town of Einbeck. Some forty years later, with the introduction of steam power, he ...

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