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History of American textiles : with kindred and auxiliary industries (illustrated) (1922)

Boston : Frank P. Bennett · leaf 267

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1883and is still doing the same quality busi-ness. Quantity production has never beenthe rule, but rather Quality and MeritCounts, David Brown was the original in-ventor of the first hand threading or self-threading shuttle which has today replacedthe old style suck or kiss of death type.In 1 884… … Plant of the David Brown enough for their product. The volume oftheir output has tripled in the last ten yearsand is still growing by leaps and bounds.Their capitalization is over $200,000 andthe annual volume of business about $750,-000. The plant group of buildings, in which200 are employed, is…

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