Industries of Massachusettes : historical and descriptive review of Lynn, Lowell, Lawrence, Haverhill, Salem, Beverly, Peabody, Danvers, Gloucester, Newburyport, and Amesbury, and their leading manufacturers and merchants (1886)
Warshaw Collection of Business Americana · New York : International Pub. Co. · leaf 63
nder the ThaddeilS S. Cobb, Dealer in Cotton and old firm-name. Mr. Merrill occupies commodious Woolen Machinery, Card Clothing, Pulleys, Shaft- quarters, fitted up in excellent style and provided ing, Belting, and Manufacturers' Supplies, No. 63 with every convenience and facility for the display… … plies for the smooth and successful running of their mammoth factories. scale. Everything that can be found in any estab- lishment of this kind is kept constantly on hand, in- Mr. Cobb occupies two large buildings, three stories in height, and one large warehouse situated near cluding a complete…
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