History of American textiles : with kindred and auxiliary industries (illustrated) (1922)
Boston : Frank P. Bennett · leaf 245
covered with itsbuildings. handle all orders with dispatch. All gradesand numbers of cotton yarns, from coarseto fine counts, are sold by the Company, inskeins, w^arps, tubes, cones and bobbins.The mercerization equipment is unsur-passed, and the dyeing department ranksamong the very best. Under… … NEW DURHAM. There came further expansion when inAugust, 1919, the company acquired theEllroyd-Lynch throwing plant at Beacon,New York, where organzine and tram areproduced exclusively. The Company alsoacquired more than I 5,000 square feet ofspace at 62 7 West Forty-third street. NewYork City, for…
Textile industry -- United States · Textile fabrics -- United States
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