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Oldest knitting machine

The oldest knitting machine in Sri Lanka standing tall at the new Thread Works factory at Ratmalana which was opened by its owner Gehan De Soysa (in picture) on Wednesday. Mr. De Soysa has renewed the national interest in the Velona brand with his new line of clothing for the Sri Lankan market. Pic by Amila Prabodha.

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