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

Boston : Frank P. Bennett · leaf 323

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THE LATE JULIUS KAYSER with its sxteen factories, 7500 employees,and capitalization, at the time of Mr. Kay-sers death, in March, 1 920, of $ I 5,000,000.The manufacture of the product beganshortly after he came to this country in theearly seventies in a little frame shack at 66 … E. S. BAYERPresident of Julius Kayser & Company Mercer Street, New York City. The glovesimmediately pleased the fancy, fitted well,and proved their wearing qualities, and orders came in by leaps and bounds. Mr.Kayser then introduced his double fingertip glove, the first of many radical…

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