Textile finishing
Found in 20 Collections and/or Records:
Daniel H. Taylor Records
A ledger listing names of customers with the type of work done for them, including dyeing, and fulling.
Harford Mills Daybook
Daybook from Harford Mills with information on carding, fulling and dyeing.
James Butler Account Book
An account book for a carding and finishing mill in Methuen, Massachusetts. The accounts for 1829-1830 refer to the manufacturing of flannel and note weavers, warpers, etc., and time missed. Starting in 1830, there are also accounts of shoes made. A few entries from the 1870's are probably those of John Wilson.
Mather & Platt Graphics of Steam Engines and Steam- and Belt-Driven Machinery
Images of machinery made by Mather and Pratt in the late 19th century.
Pepper Manufacturing Records
Thomas R. Anderton Collection of Textile Related Photographs
Image depicts Washington Anderton (b. 1854), who was an expert colorist and superintendent of the print works at Cocheco Manufacturing Co. in Dover from about 1879 to 1895. Anderton is a young man here, seen from the shoulders up, wearing an overcoat and tie, with mutton chop whiskers and a mustache. Foss, Dover, N.H. [photographer?]. Image shows three women at a finishing machine (note that the women are barefoot). On reverse is information about Duncan Stewart & Co.