Mapcase folder 2
Contains 12 Results:
The Illustrated London News, Sketches of the Royal Tapestry Manufactory at Windsor, ATHM# 1998.169.4, 1882-04-29
Wood engraving. Page 413 from Supplement to the Illustrated London News, April 29, 1882. Vignettes that show dyeing the wool; winding the wool; the tapestry loom; preparing the warp; and reparing old tapestry.
Washington Mills Company, Lawrence, Massachusetts, ATHM# 0000.1745.1, 1890
Williston H. Collins & Co., New Bedford, Mass. [lithographer or publisher]. Color lithograph depicts the Washington Mills Company complex in Lawrence, Mass., with numerous multi-story buildings; two smoking chimneys; the Merrimack River in the background. Washington Mills Company, a woolen manufacturer, was established in 1866 but by 1899 had been taken over by the American Woolen Company. Copy A.
Boston Manufacturing Mutual Fire Insurance Company, One Story Frame Building, ATHM# 0000.2325
Sectional sketch of Principal Buildings at the Peace Dale Mfg. Co., ATHM# 0000.2077.2, 1884-05-27
Diagram of an unidentified machine ; Peasant girl of Normandy ; graphic of a weaver ; graphics of hand loom ; small booklet "Use Seymour's Diamond Edge, Solid Steel Sheep Shears…" ; newspaper clipping of hand spinning wheel… ; graphic of an assembly line
The Graphic, A Sale of Colonial Wool at the Wool Exchange, Coleman Street, City. [London], ATHM# 1998.169.5, 1889-10-05
HMP in lower right corner. Pages 420-421 from The Graphic, October 5, 1889. Image of men bidding at Wool Exchange.
The Illustrated London News, The Liverpool Cotton-Market, ATHM# 1998.169.6, 1874-08-01
Wood engraving. M.F. in lower left corner. Page 104 from The Illustrated London News, August 1, 1874. Image depicts a crowd of men at the cotton market, some carrying rolls of fabric.
The Illustrated London News, Bonelli's Electric Silk-Loom, ATHM# 1998.169.7, 1860-06-16
Wood engraving. Page 581 removed from The Illustrated London News, June 16, 1860. Image shows front of the loom, and below, a sectional view of the working part.
The Illustrated London News, Cotton Manufacture in the International Exhibition: Platt's Self-Acting Mule, or Cotton spinning-Machine, ATHM# 1998.169.9, 1862-08-09
C.H. Andrews [engraver?]. Wood engraving. Page 168 from The Illustrated London News, August 9, 1862. Image depicts workers at mule: woman at left, and man and woman ar right; man in top hat observes from floor.
The Illustrated London News, Cotton Manufacture: Machinery of Platt Brothers, Oldham, ATHM# 1998.169.10, 1862-08-09
Wood engraving. Page 169 from The Illustrated London News, August 9, 1862. Image depicts: 1) the gin; 2) the cotton-opener; 3) the lap-doubler; 4) the carding-engine; 5) the roving-machine; and 6) the power-loom, all manufactured by Platt Brothers & Co., of Oldham, England.