History of American textiles : with kindred and auxiliary industries (illustrated) (1922)
Boston : Frank P. Bennett · leaf 253
XTILES. lishments were rigged only to handle thesegrades. The predecessors of the WindsorPrint Works, however, were about the firstto become aw^are of the demand for widerprints, and installed machinery for printinggoods thirty-six inches in width. During vious operatives, Mr. Russell, the… … CHARLES M. HOWARD (deceased)Late Vice-President of the Windsor Print Works the first year it turned out from 1000 to1200 pieces in this construction. It laterincreased to a daily capacity of 3000 pieces.There are employed in all the depart-ments about 700 skilled hands of long train-ing in this…
Textile industry -- United States · Textile fabrics -- United States
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