weverij- weaving mill - museum Geldrop (Netherlands) part 1

MORE VIDEOS ABOUT OLD TECHNOLOGY (RADIO) ON MY CHANNEL, LINKS IN THE TEXTBOX. During my holiday I visited the weaving mill museum in Geldrop, the Netherlands. When you are interested: visit the website from this museum for the opening hours ("weverijmuseum Geldrop", opened during 2 days a week, situation july 2012). The museum (driven by volonteers) has salvaged a lot of antique,old and unique weaving machines, that weave all kinds of fabrics. In this video you see the weaving spindle "shoot" through the 2 sets of wires. In the shop you can buy all kinds of articles, made on these antique and old machines. LINKS TO VIDEOS ABOUT ANTIQUE RADIOS, RADIO HISTORY AND OLD TECHNOLOGY Mr. John Corver & the supperregenerative radio principle 1930 https://youtu.be/heQEVy72PcI Bimbo box Germany (1960-1980) https://youtu.be/3PJ33vpls_4 We and the electronics (Philips educational Magazine approx. 1962-1965) https://youtu.be/zGNCGtmQEcw BD 728 World War II (1940-1945) portable tube military radio receiver https://youtu.be/fK9lbeShJxs Radio technology 1929-1935, part 1 https://youtu.be/9f3uaSLRSis Wireless magazine January 1933 preview https://youtu.be/TgaRBYP4l4U Mini trip to the German Democratic Republic (DDR) 1972 https://youtu.be/xB2e5ht84bc Antique measuring transmitter probably from Denmark https://youtu.be/2yS2rVi2vsQ Barlow Wadley XCR 30 Mark 2 radio receiver https://youtu.be/gPHpMrDhVnI Cabinet Organ & church, Naarden, Holland, ceiling paintings https://youtu.be/7A2kemM9BPo Old military Short Wave Radio RT3030 made by Van der Heem, Holland https://youtu.be/1ZuVPefyXTY A tribute to the Philips Organisation https://youtu.be/iqMSrj5Ibrg How audio could have sounded on 14 may 1968 https://youtu.be/ZBU3l0lQphc Antique radio circuits (approx. 1926) https://youtu.be/QWYKl5sHZRY Teylers Museum Haarlem, Netherlands, battery of Leyden Jars https://youtu.be/touptVtJNDk Weverij-Weaving Mill, Museum Geldrop, Holland, part 1 https://youtu.be/iJCdUTof-5Q Weverij-Weaving Mill, Museum Ge