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

Boston : Frank P. Bennett · leaf 56

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manufacture ofworsted yarn, however, the wool fibres arefirst combed so that they lie parallel to eachother forming what is called a top, which issubsequently put through the spinning pro-cess. The preparatory stages of cleaningthe wool and making it ready for manu-facture are the same,… … Lawrence, Mass the 50s, Seen from North Andover cessfully the vital steps in the process. Atnumerous stages of manufacture many im-perfections may arise and result in seriousinjury to the finished product. The woolmanufacturer must have a w^ide knowledgeof the various grades and qualities of…

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