Woolen and worsted manufacture
Found in 158 Collections and/or Records:
Glendale Woolen Company Records
Gonic Manufacturing Records
Includes records of incorporation & minutes of stockholders' meetings, 1859-1884; minutes of Directors' meetings, 1877-1903; ledger, indexed, with cash and credit information, 1859-1867; records of dividends paid, 1882-1912; correspondence about dividends, 1905-1906, & notes on company history, n.d., 1954.
Griffin & Taylor Company Records
Includes payroll records, daily spinning room production records, invoice books, bales assigned to Faulkner, Kimball & Co., supply ledger for dye house, property & departmental inventories including inventory lists in detail tools and machinery owned by the mill.
Groveland Mills Records
Letter books of outgoing correspondence, 1867-1869, 1875-1876, including invoices; also incoming postcards to Groveland Mills, 1883-1884; and a group of cancelled checks, 1872-1873.
H. A. Little Company Records
Includes two account books, one with Faulkner, Kimball & Co.; miscellaneous bills, receipts, notes, tax statements, etc. Also correspondence, boarders' accounts with names of workers. Also E.D. Haskell, Calais, VT, mill & store inventory and a wool bill, Alvin Braley to John White, Northfield, VT. Includes documents relating to estate of Walter Little, father of Hazen A. Little.
Harold Rogers Papers
Notes on wool manufacturing processes including woolen and worsted spinning, sorting, dusting, carding, combing, etc.
Helena E. Wright Collection of Textile Industry Records
Helena E. Wright Collection of Textile Industry Records is a collection of letters, invoices, and blank letterheads and forms related to early textile companies. The collection was created for the study of the graphics contained in the design of the letterheads, billheads, and invoices.
Hilaire J. D'Auteuil Weaving Notebook
Contains notes on warp calculations, weights and counts; worsted yarns; silk and rayon twist weaves; coloration and dyes. Also contains miscellaneous notes mainly pertaining to weaving.
Hollingworth Family Papers
Correspondence mostly received by William Rawcliff, largley written by the Joseph Hollingworth, along with his father George and brother Jabez, John, and James.